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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 09, 1981

Page

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Energy price rise prompts shift to smaller fuel efficient cars

Industry analysts and service station managers forecast higher energy costs push buyers toward smaller four cylinder front wheel drive cars. Alberta and Ottawa discuss tax changes while domestic gas and oil prices rise through 1986. Farmers and households turn to alternatives as heating and transport costs surge. revenue shares from 1981 to 1986 split among government entities.

Gordon Jones Russell Auto South Side Service Frank Clement Lougheed Alberta Ottawa Government of Canada Government of All

Manitoba farmer showcases new chisel plow device

Ed Kasprick of Neepawa Manitoba demonstrates a ductile chisel plow device named a sod soil buster that bends instead of breaks. The tillage tool slices ground to aerate soil and aid moisture intake, with dealers noting benefits on trampled pastureland. Kasprick aims to establish Prairie warehouses after touring Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Fac Ed Kaspvick Neepawa Man Kasprick Dauphin Manitoba Saskatchewan Prairie Provinces

Speedy grain strike settlement urged by minister

Agriculture Minister Jim Downey sent two urgent telegrams to Lakehead grain terminals operators and grain handlers urging a rapid settlement. He emphasized farmers must not bear further costs from a shutdown and promised department help evaluating a strike impact on Manitoba's agricultural economy. He called for ongoing movement of grain and oil seeds through the terminals.

Jim Downey Lakehead Manitoba

Cabinet tour planned across Manitoba communities

Manitoba cabinet members plan a two day tour September 16 and 17 visiting Winnipegosis Ste Rose du Lac McCreary Dauphin Rossburn Shoal Lake Brandon and Carberry to discuss local issues. The itinerary includes hospital visits chamber meetings and senior citizens homes with community officials and residents.

Manitoba Winnipegosis Ste.Rose du Lac McCreary Dauphin Rossburn Shoal Lake Brandon Carberry Rossburn District Hospital Chamber of Commerce Shoal Lake District Hospital

Manitoba jobless rate dips to 5.9 percent in August

Manitoba's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate falls to 5.9 per cent in August from July's 6.3 per cent as Labour and Manpower Minister Ken MacMaster notes. The slight decline reflects a modest improvement in the job market.

Manitoba Labor and Ken MacMaster

Grain handlers strike rocks Thunder Bay terminal

The threatened rotating strikes began at Cargill’s Thunder Bay grain terminal but terminal owners ordered any shutdowns held until a contract settlement is reached. Union chair Frank Mazur said a full scale strike was declared to stop a lockout and negotiations could resume at any time. The dispute centers on cost of living adjustments and inflation projections, with Mazur stating a 70 cent per hour rise by January 1982 if inflation hits 18 percent, while conciliation CChapman’s proposal would grant 10 cents in November, 20 in December, and 35 in January if 13 percent inflation. The Wheat Board noted additional actions if the strike extends beyond two weeks.

Cargills Thunder Bay Frank Mazur Jack Chapman Ian Wheat Board

Manitoba Pool to Spend 7.7 Million on Elevators and Facilities

Manitoba Pool announces an eight million dollar capex plan for 1962 including two new Bay terminals, and ongoing work at Arborg Ni in Swan River. Next year’s budget totals about 5.9 million for expanding elevator capacity, annexes, and farm supply facilities. Thunder Bay terminals receive central vacuum and annex work. two rotary barley cleaners and flax reclaim cleaners are slated for Pool 3. Local agent notes a Clanwilliam annex and loading leg construction under expansion.

Manitoba Pool Tire Bay Arborg Swan River Pool Sim Etort Eee Gonsaodities Thunder Bay Pool Terminal Wallace Fraser Manitoba Pool Elevators Co-Operative Egger Clanwilliam Rossburn

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