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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 17, 1986
Page
4
The Rossburn Review reports that the agency founded as the Children's Aid Society in 1898 faces possible service cuts without a significant fund raising drive this year. Fall campaigns will seek donations via letters ads and door to door canvassing to sustain Rainy Day reserves. A letter from an abuse victim is printed to illustrate donor impact.
Attendance at the Minnedosa harness meet on September 6 and 7 reached peak levels for a four year span, with 1,800 attendees and wagers just over 70 thousand dollars. A break in at Minnedosa Pharmacy occurred early Friday morning September 5, where thieves moved a heavy safe, stealing money and restricted drugs. The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool plans elevator upgrades at Rocanville, estimated cost remains undisclosed. A reader’s birthday letter praises assistance received, urging generosity for a child in need. A fire on Herb Manser farm near Virden destroyed 150 straw bales valued about 20 dollars each, with Fire Department saving some. The Maluta home near Sifton joins Selo Ukraina heritage project. Olga Boychuk notes the museum site’s significance.
A weekly rural report notes farmers in harvest, good yields and dry grain despite late spring rains and frost risk. Elevator deliveries struggle with current prices due to costs and a grain handlers strike. Rossburn area sees fall color, resort activity, migration, and wildlife like hawks. Fowl suppers coming up.
Gregory Nesbitt is publisher and general manager at the Rossburn Manitoba office. Michelle Gensiorek-Rossburn is office manager. Darrell Nesbitt-Shoal Lake and Tracy Peacock-Birtle are office managers. Mailing address Box 130, Rossburn, Manitoba RO1V 0O0 and telephone number 204 859 2324.
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