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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 15, 1992

Page

6

From Hobby To Enterprise In Prairie Towns

Hobbies spark business in Camrose and across prairie towns as locals turn passions into companies. In March, 13 students enrolled in an Entrepreneurial Program at Augustana University College, funded by the Canada Employment Centre, with help from banks and agencies. Three launched ventures, three tested the market, and others pursued home based ideas. Vickie Gross built a 1800 doll collection that now centers a display and gift shop, Audrey Lerat makes Eskimo style coats, Vic and Lorraine Schupley run Rock Creation Centre with jewellery and crafts, while Roy and Harriet Griffith diversify by breeding animals and running multiple ventures. A message: with talent, market study, and initiative, jobs can be created locally.

Department of Continuing Education Augustana University College Canada Employment Centre Camrose Canadian Prairie Vickie Gross Warren Vickie Audrey Lerat Cowesses Crooked Lake Audrey Vic Lorraine Schupley St. Claude Roy Harriet Griffith Hanna

Let's Talk Taxes How tax policy hurt Canadian airlines

A Canadian Taxpayers Federation feature argues government taxes cripple Air Canada and Canadian Airlines more than market forces. It cites fuel taxes four cents per litre plus an aviation tax totaling 550 million on flyers, plus GST and state levies, and warns a bailout ignores root causes.

Conference Board of Canada U.S Air Canada Canadian Airlines Canada Calgary Toronto The Canadian Taxpayers Federation

Hill Top Companies taps volunteers for skin tests across Canada

A Manitoba based Hill Top research unit promotes paid volunteer skin tests for products from after shave to moisturizers and pharmaceuticals. With centers in Ohio, New Jersey, Florida and Arizona, Winnipeg hosts the only Canadian centre. Volunteers, including teens with acne and new mothers, can earn substantial funds, sometimes up to 3150, supporting community finances from St Pierre Jolys to Notre Dame de Lourdes and local schools.

Manitoba Ohio New Jersey Florida Arizona Winnipeg Hill Top Wendy Lazer Therin Llenlawn Collegiate Dakota Collegiate John Taylor Collegiate Charleswood Community Centre Wendy Pembina Highway

Environmental Check-Up for Small Business Guidance

Twenty years after the Earth Summit the piece urges immediate action to curb pollution. It presents易 an Environmental Checklist for Small Business with over 30 practical tips such as using biodegradable cleaners, car pooling, office greening with plants, home composting, recycling, reducing packaging, and buying recycled office supplies.

Los Angeles Canadian Federation of Independent Business

Reform Party Says Policy Aims At Farm Costs

Dale Brown of the Reform Party clarifies a misquote about prairie farmers. He argues that high input costs and unfair pricing depress farmers, urges tax relief and reduced government taxes and regulations, and promotes value added processing and rural employment over subsidizing farming.

Preston Manning Manning Reform Party Canada Dale Brown Dauphin-Swan River

Letter to the Editor on history month in Canada

A reader argues that awareness of history guards against short sightedness and highlights ongoing undervaluing of women and children in Canada. Referencing the Russell Banner September 1 article about October being history month for women, the writer urges engagement through writing taping or recording to recognize women’s history.

Canada Russell Banner

Short-Sightedness on Persons Case and Canada’s Legal Status

Fr. Bryan Bayda cites 1929 as a milestone when women were legal persons in Canada and urges progress toward recognizing children as persons. He criticizes ongoing lip service and calls for a new landmark to end neglect abuse and abortion while invoking Nellie McClung’s call to know the past to understand the present.

Canada Nellie McClung Bryan Bayda C.ss.r Russell

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