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Rossburn Review

Location

Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 25, 1985

Page

4

Twenty more elk ranches eyed in Manitoba plans

Manitoba may expand elk ranching from one existing operation to about twenty new ventures. Manitoba Natural Resources expects to license prospective ranchers under conditions on elk care and sourcing. Licenses allow taking wild elk when farmers incur depredation costs, with future releases of bred animals to new regions.

Manitoba Minitobas Harvey Payne Manitoba Natural Resources

Farmer, lawyer clash over grudge and John Deere quip

The exchange centers on a man who quips his John Deere is the cause of his alleged grudge while a lawyer presses for a suit. The piece ties to local legal banter amid a broader column noting NDP nomination in Belmont, theft at Killarney Legion, and Ducks Unlimited discussions.

John Deere Turtle Mountain NDP Gordon Kennedy Killarney Kennedy Belmont

Views echoed on Pelly Trail School Board stand

Muriel Silewich of Rossburn responds to Annie Skavinski’s letter in the Rossburn Review dated November 27 1985. She agrees the Pelly Trail School Board’s decision to bar the Premier of Manitoba from addressing Major Pratt Collegiate students may not serve the community or youth in the year of International Youth.

Annie Skavinski Rossburn Review

Food aid to Ethiopia continues as need remains high

Canadian Foodgrains Bank executive director Wilbert Loewen outlined ongoing famine relief in Ethiopia amid a 1985 harvest shortfall. About 37,500 tonnes have been sent this year, with five to six million Ethiopians projected to need almost a million tonnes next year. The aid shifts toward long term development and food-for-work programs to maintain dignity and self help.

Ethiopia Wilbert Loewen Canadian Foodgrains Bank Loewen CFB Winnipeg United Nations Office of Emergency Manitoba

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