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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1973
Page
2
The piece outlines two hypothetical farmers with 640 acre holdings and varied inputs. No. 1 buys land, machinery, and inputs totaling about 90 000 dollars against an 18 000 dollar gross income at 1973 prices, facing loan payments taxes and living costs. No. 2 plans stock and grain for a similar size operation with total investment near 82 000 dollars and potential 20 000 dollar gross, noting inflation may alter income.
The piece argues that young farmers can succeed with good management and stable prices. It contends a family farm around a section is feasible, suggesting rural Manitoba could repopulate. It stresses the need for long term planning and parity to avoid price fluctuations.
Notice states Rossburn Lions Manor will be available for tenants on July 1 1973 or soon after. Applications to rent 12 single suites 1 double and 1 wheelchair unit accepted until May 1 1973. Forms at Rossburn Municipal Office return to Box 328 Rossburn Manitoba. Contacts George Radford Louis Kurchaba and Jack Sedor for details.
Gordon, born in England and educated at the Royal College of Music, is an A.R.C.M. horn performer who studied piano and horn, formerly with Ulster and London Symphony Orchestras. He moved to Canada in 1967, taught in Winnipeg, played with the Winnipeg and CBC orchestras, joined Brandon University in 1970, and now conducts the Brandon University Concert Band while serving on Manitoba music education boards.
The Manitoba Provincial Parks announce summer hiring guidance directed to student applicants. All inquiries go to Miss M Keely, Student Placement, 1181 Portage Avenue, who will handle all summer job placements for the Provincial Parks Branch.
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