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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 29, 1987
Page
2
A critical look at pay equity legislation and Meech Lake reforms reflects public confusion and information gaps. The piece cites Gallup poll results, Ontario's stance, and suggests broad lessons across provinces while noting the complexity of Free Trade talks and tax reform debates.
Peter Hesselt recounts the modern picnic as chaotic summer ritual. He notes insects, heat, and crowding ruin the outdoor meal, with families juggling food, kids, and mosquitos while longing for indoors.
In a Manitoba broadcast voice, Peter Warren questions the radical animal rights group Students Organized for Animals Liberation. He mocks their stance, recalls protests at circuses and rodeos, and questions their methods and goals while noting potential hypocrisy and calling for humane focus instead of targeting farmers and pet owners.
Summary of rights when garage holds your car for unpaid repairs. If you can’t pay, the keeper may retain the vehicle as security and may sell after two months to cover the debt, with any surplus due to you. Notice is required before sale. If overcharged or repairs poor, pay through the Court of Queen’s Bench with a fee, then the garage must return your car. If refused, fines apply. the garage has 30 days to sue to prove the debt. Seek expert advice for specific cases. Prepared by the Community Legal Education Association.
Tyrrell Mendis requests readers’ help to locate pioneer worship sites in Manitoba built before 1980. He seeks photographs and descriptions for a photographic record, inviting tips, sources, and personal recollections, with contact via Winnipeg Free Press number 774 0677.
A narrator describes recognizing the grey catbird Dumatella carolinensis by its mewing near an asparagus patch. The piece notes nest observation, a mid-summer census with new arrivals like cedar wax-wings, kingbirds defending territory, and a wider roundup of regional bird tales from Manitoba papers, including a wild turkey, ducklings, geese, and a watch-goose tale.
An estimated 7500 people passed through the gates last Friday and Saturday to see the attractions of the sixth annual agricultural fair. In other notes, 1260 residents used a free chest x ray service offered by the travelling clinic of Manitoba Sanitorium Board on August 1 1957.
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