Ressburn Review Enters 50th Year Of Local News
The Ressburn Review marks its golden jubilee as Packets Nesbitt Publishing continues from 1979 founder Harry Aylwin. Publisher Greg Nesbitt and editor Michelle Gensiorek with Charlotte Chuch support long-time Rossburn staff, thanking subscribers and advertisers as they vow to keep reporting South Parkland news.
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Harry Aylwin
Review
Greg Nsbitt
Michelle Gensiorek
Charlotte Chuch
Rossburn
South Parkland
Rare caboose photographed on CN freight train
A caboose, once common on freight trains, is a rare sight now as most locomotives use rear monitoring devices. A CN freight train was photographed east along the highway last week.
Rossburn considers Handi-Van purchase with funding mix
Rossburn council hears potential Handi-Van for the community with 80 percent federal aid up to 25000 and 50 percent provincial aid up to 10000, plus operating and startup grants funded locally. Local groups and the Rossburn Recreation District seek support while Mayor Kostecky urges broader volunteer involvement in youth and community services. See "Three" on page 2.
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Ted Wasylenko
Rossburn
Council of the of
Manitoba Lotteries
Manitoba
Shirley Kalyniuk
Rossburn and District
Knights of Columbus
Jacey Kalyni
Rossburn Regional Library
Rossburn Page Society
Pat Roy
Recreation District
Morley Kostecky
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Chamber of Commerce
Kostecky
Te Pre
Old Age Security and related benefits rise in 1992 July quarter
The federal Old Age Security pension for 65 and older will be $376.31 per month from July to September 1992, up $1.87 from the prior quarter. GIS and SPA amounts also rise, with GIS to $447.20 for a single person and $291.29 with related conditions, whileSPA and WSPA figures increase to $667.60 and $737.03 respectively.
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