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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1997
Page
6
The Town of Stonewall rejected Maple Leaf Meats bid for a 50,000 hog per week slaughtering plant, citing sewer and water needs. The project would need 200 acres and would discharge almost one million cubic meters of water annually into the municipal lagoon. Mayor Dave Lethbridge said the plan exceeded local capacity.
Balder and nearby residents have been without a bank since May 9 after the Royal Bank branch closed due to declining revenues. Royal Bank Manager Morley Hedley was reassigned to Glenboro and three staff were laid off. A local committee has been meeting with other institutions and aims to bring in a Credit Union soon. In Virden, Dr. Roy Brown’s farewell marks the start for Dr. David Cochrane who begins practice May 1 with his wife Jennifer, a nurse at Sioux Valley Reserve. Cochrane, a 1992 Waterloo grad, has worked with Dr. Perkins in Neepawa and Minnedosa and served on the Manitoba Optometrists board. Five Western Christian College students from Dauphin will join Scott Roberts on a six week Ukraine English teaching trip starting May 11 and ending June 28, focusing on practical conversation and Bible-based instruction. Owen King, one participant, plans to continue mission work for five years as a small Ukrainian church has formed.
Mitch Gray argues tax cuts may boost revenues despite fears of lost funds. He cites U S leaders Reagan Kennedy Harding and Britain’s Thatcher to support tax-cut revenue growth while criticizing government waste. Details party positions on spending cuts and tax relief appear alongside calls for voter choice in June.
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