Prairie Grain Advance Payments for Unthreshed Grain
Charles Mayer announces emergency cash advances under the Prairie Grain Advance Payments Act for wheat oats and barley left unthreshed due to adverse weather. Peak impact in the Peace River Region with up to 15 000 per farmer for unthreshed grain and 30 000 total per farmer. Applications available at elevators in severely affected Western provinces.
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Charles Mayer
Canadian Wheat Board
Iries
Peace River
Mayer
The
Credit Union Deploys New GEAC Online System
Rossburn Credit Union tests a GEAC on line computer tied to Credit Union Central. Teller Sylvia Swereda demonstrates the system expected to provide customers with up to date account information. The new operation is planned to start early in the coming year.
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Sylvia Swereda
GEAC
Rossburn Credit Union
Credit Union Central
Rossburn Council appoints Caldwell deputy mayor at regular meeting
The Rossburn village council on Tuesday November 26 1985 appointed Councillor Kenneth Caldwell as Deputy Mayor. They approved an electricity service quotation from Manitoba Hydro for 111.25, set luminaire replacements on Main Street, and discussed liquor closing times and hall capacity. By-law 85-699 to cancel taxes was read thrice and passed. Financials for October were approved and a $500 donation from the Rossburn Senior Citizens Group was acknowledged to install a Smoke Eater at the Community Centre. Plan to erect two Welcoming Signs near PTH 45 and skating fees for 1985-86 were set along with arena rental rates.
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Rossburn
Louis Kurchaba
Kenneth Caldwell
Manitoba Hydro
H.P.S
P.T.H
Highway Traffic Board
Highway Traffic Board Regar
P.T.H. No
Memorial Skating Arena
Way-Burn
Team Express
Rossburn Stingers
Holiday warning from Rossburn RCMP on impaired driving
Police urge a safe festive season and announce frequent roadside check points using the ALER T program to deter impaired driving. Sgt Larry Elke warns that driving after drinking can lead to tragedy, loss of privileges, fines, imprisonment, and many problems.
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Larry Elke
Rossburn Rcmp
Rossburn
R.C.M.P
Sgt
Elke
Sgt. Elke
Court orders farmer to issue an apology
An Oakburn farmer accused of threats and resisting arrest was ordered to apologize to a Rossburn credit union officer. Walter Drozda, 64, pleaded guilty to resisting a peace officer and assaulting officers after a Sept. 1984 incident. He has welfare support and bankruptcy actions ongoing.
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Farmer
Oakburn
Walter Lester Drozda
Ron Hedley
Rossburn Credit Union Loans
Court of Queen's Bench
Mr. Hedley
RCMP
Mr. Drozda
Richard Wolson
Hedley
Drozda
Mr. Wolson
Jeffrey Oliphant
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