Russell Banner publication and subscription rates
The Russell Banner publishes weekly from Main Street in Russell Manitoba. Subscription options include eight dollars per year within a 40 mile radius, nine dollars per year in Canada, and twenty five dollars for United States and overseas. Published by Jo ner Publishers, Clayton G. Chaloner is listed as publisher. Second class mail registration number 0678.
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Russell
Main Street
Manitoba
Rojiwo
Canada
United States
Joner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
Taxes Are Killing the Golden Egg
Canadian payroll taxes hit small business hard, raising costs for unemployment insurance, workers compensation, and Canada Pension Plan contributions. Manitoba and Quebec add new levies, boosting weekly payroll costs and threatening job creation. Federal business group stresses rising taxes will figure in political debate.
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W. Roger Worth
Canada
Ozawa
Ontario
Empoyee
Autage
Canada Pension Plan
Manitob
Quebec
Jead
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
CFB
John Bulloch
Winnipeg
Abortion talk sparks mixed reactions and Canada row
Readers respond to a column noting controversial abortion remarks and political opinion. David and Ivy Enns of Dalemead, Alaska clash with Revenue Canada while Jean Groom recalls a former editor. A Wayne Alberta letter laments Trudeau and Torees troubles as a columnist seeks to wake readers.
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David
Ivy Enns
Dalemead
Aka
B.S
Revenue Canada
Tas Relands
Jean Groom
Dutton
Herb Cambell
Jack
T.V
Trudeau
Canada
Stand Against Chaos Prompts Mixed Memes and Weather Jokes
Fragmentary remarks reveal a tentative stance on Cruise missiles abortion and weather, with references to Fourth St Fusiliers and Canada. The text mixes political hints with stray memes and opinions, ending in a garbled note about invites from Canada and U S policy figures.
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Bill Smiley
St Fusiliers
Canada
O.K
U.S
Ouf Pmi
Aanna
Remembering Ralph Martin Erwin and the Salisbury House tale
Peter Warren recalls Ralph Martin Erwin Guy a Manitoba figure who opened the first Salisbury House coffee shop at Broadway and Osborne beside a gas station and Gus the Barber. The memory storied yearbooks, theatre ties, and a kiosk that predates modern fast foods.
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Ralph Martin Erwin
Mir
Justice Guy Femeroe
Na Gold
Broadway and
Osborne
Gus the Barber
Manitoba
Erwin Quant
Justice Guy
Winniepeg
Lady Tupper
Nancy Pyper
Mrs. C.C. Sinai
George Waight
Erwan
Lng
Burger King
Broadway
Salisbury House
Managing retirement finances with personal planning
The article by Harry L. Mardon urges Canadians to take personal responsibility for retirement planning. It notes only about 40 percent have company pension coverage and explains calculating net worth by listing assets and liabilities, then projecting current and post retirement income and expenses. It previews next week’s continuation.
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Harry L. Mardon
Mardon
Busiess
The
Winnipeg Tribune
Investors Group
Racism debate sparks national reaction across provinces
The Keegstra case polarizes readers from Eckl to Ottawa, with editorials condemning antisemitic teaching and urging stronger race relations. Eckl authorities oust Keegstra amid warnings about prejudice, while papers nationwide call for accountability and historical awareness across Canada’s communities.
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Kenstra
Amea Keegstra
Eckl
Ottawa
Wainwright Star-Chronice
Asimbia Times
Tke Keegstra
Nax
Prairie
Fas
Klavers
Ku Kix Klan
Eckl Force
Keegstra
Eitoras
Chamber
Eckville Examiner
Hanna Herald
Eekvile
Tia
Canada
Alberta Teachers Association
Lougheed
Social Creat
Howard Palmer
U. of Calgary
McClelland and Steward
Palmer
Albert
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Centenaries Toasted by Manitoba PC Leaders
A letter dated 1968 from Jack M. Hanlin of Miniota and a letter from 1988 by Mr Aime J Hudon of Archie Meauley praise centennial celebrations. Both messages extend best wishes on their communities hundred year anniversaries, noting history, hard work, spirit, and future challenges.
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Mr. Aime J
Hudon
Archie Meauley
Manitoba
Archie
New Canary
Hanlin
Progressive Conservative Party
Miniota
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Russell Banner
Gearon
Newt
Sue
Myrtle Holmen
Wayne
Alta
Arasie Communications Inc
Lalonde
Peter Warren
Sal
University of Manitoba
Fred McGuinness
Mr. Hudon
Uly
Jack M. Hanlin
Miniota Miniota
Man
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