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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 11, 1987

Page

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Greyhound Offers Compromise To Eliminate Morning Route

Greyhound Lines of Canada proposed ending the daily 7 30 a m Russell to Winnipeg service citing low ridership and losses. The company offered riders a compromise after applying to the Manitoba Motor Transport Board, with impact on seven Yellowhead Highway communities.

Kathleen Martens Russell Winnipeg Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd Manitoba Motor Transport Board Yellowhead Highway Con't

Roblin Paper Sold After 33 Years of Publication

After 33 years the Roblin weekly is sold to the Dauphin Herald. Harry and Mary Oliphant exit March 1 but stay another month to aid the transition. Cathy Yellowaga and Ernie Senko will remain. Bob Gilroy and Ryan Kustra take roles as manager and editor at the First Avenue office serving Roblin.

Kathleen Martens Roblin Dauphin Herald Harry & Mary Oliphant Roblin Review Cathy Yellowaga Ernie Senko Review Bob Gilroy Ryan Kustra First Avenue

Kostyra Opens Budget Plans For March 16

Finance Minister Eugene Kostyra announced the 1987 Manitoba budget would be unveiled on Monday March 16. He said Manitobans support preserving health education and social services and funding must cover escalating costs amid reduced federal assistance. The government aims to balance public service benefits with taxation.

Eugene Kostyra Manitoba Kostyra

Heart Fund drive praised for strong community support

Grace Wilson, chair of the Russell Heart Fund, reports 36 canvassers raised over 4000 dollars in February with more contributions possible. The amount exceeded 1986 by about 800 dollars, reflecting growing public knowledge of the Heart Foundation and its services.

Heart Fund Pratt School Heart Foundation Glynis Wileman Grace Wilson Russell Heart Fund Wilson

Indian Band invites premier to visit Cree reserve

Chief Leslie Longclaws of Waywayseecappo on the Cree reserve east of Russell invites Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley to tour the area to press for funding from Indian Affairs. The band cites 9 percent unemployment, 150 houses for 750 members, needs for 100 new homes, road upgrades, a water pipeline, and delayed payments as key issues.

Kathleen Martens Manitoba Department of Indian Affairs Leslie Longclaws Waywayseecappo Indian Reserve Russell Howard Pawley Binscarth Longclaws Band Council Indian Affairs Louis Stevenson Glenn Babb Peguis Indian Reserve

Homeowners warned about home improvement scams

Hassell RCMP Const. Clare Boyle and Royle warn homeowners, especially seniors, about door to door con artists offering summer home improvements. Down payments often exceed 1,000 dollars. buyers should not sign on the spot and should have time to verify contracts.

Tare Hassell Rcmp Clare Boyle Boyle

Consumer and Corporate Affairs Warn on Home Repair Scams

RCMP Const. Clare Boyle notes about 10 cases of home repair fraud are reported yearly in Russell but more likely go unreported due to embarrassment. Dave Crumb of CCA urges verification of Vendor, Direct Seller, and Transient Trader licenses, explains bonds, and outlines a four day contract cancellation rule with a toll free help line.

RCMP Clare Boyle Russell Dave Crumb Consumer Services Consumer and Corporate Affairs Winnipeg Crumb CCA RM of

Russell merchants press against higher sales tax in budget briefing

Local merchants in Russell lobby against a proposed rise in Manitoba's retail sales tax ahead of the March 16 budget. Doug MacIsaac requests broader taxation, including professional and personal services, while noting Saskatchewan's exemptions tempt border shoppers. Finance Minister Kostyra says a full study will come after the budget, and a meeting may occur later.

Kathleen Martens Russell Merchants Doug MacIsaac Border Town For Fair Eugene Kostyra Pawley Binscarth Winnieg Kostyra MacIsaac Saskatchewan Russell Mac

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Greyhound Dauphin Russell Swimming Pool Committee Dept of Culture, Heritage and Recreation Gordon Raymer Kerry Huff Pool Committee The Tyment Rossburn Royle Isaac Banner Russe-Binscarth NDP
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