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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
2
An analysis describes tobacco farming as costly and land limited on small 10 to 15 acre farms. It notes tobacco is a major US crop with high per acre profits under government production controls. The piece questions government regulation and points to producers managing their own programs.
The piece argues marketing boards like the Manitoba Hog Marketing Board are imperfect. producers should push for legislation and certification that lets them bargain for prices. It notes that producers must meet costs and other needs, adopting collective bargaining as a strategic tool.
Sponsored by Camp Wasaga for youths 15 to 19 from Monioba and northwestern Ontario. Starts at Camp Wasaga to Jasper Vancouver Victoria and returns via Okanagan Valley Naramata Crow's Nest Pass Lethbridge Fort Qu Appelle and Brandon. Fee of $100 includes fare and meals. Deadline June 1 and contact 593 for details.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ignatiuk and baby Tara from Vancouver spent Easter week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Derkatch in Angusville then toured Winnipeg to see grandson Dale Derkatch win a hockey trophy. Others traveled to Regina for a weekend visit and birthday wishes went to several local residents. Ivan Tanasychuk hosted Ivan Leschasin from Petlura for a few days. Fishing season opens with reports of good bites locally.
Mr and Mrs Mike Mackedenski traveled to Vancouver B C to visit relatives the McDonalds Ferris families. A speedy recovery is wished for Jake Gregorash a patient in Rossburn Hospital. Debra Baker Winnipeg visited her parents. Joyce Kostesky Winnipeg spent weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs T Hrysak Winnipeg visited the Hrysaks. Mrs L Hamilton spent a few days in Winnipeg with the Andersons.
The Veterinary Services District Board would own the building and the province would take over if the board ceases to function, with sale proceeds shared among contributors. Municipalities are initially locked in for one year plus three years, and withdrawal requires six months notice and board consent. Town clinics boost rural economies with jobs for veterinarians, a receptionist, and a caretaker, plus increased local business.
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