Rossendale District News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mrs K Henry and Mrs Henry attended the funeral of Tom Scammel at Rathwell on Wednesday. Numerous local visitors and family gatherings marked the week, including Hird birthday celebrations with Mrs Bella Hird and Mrs John Vennard of Arbroath. Centennial quilt plans were discussed at the UCW meeting hosted by Mrs John Lyall. Continuous social notes list weekend guests from Winnipeg and Elm Creek, visits from Portage and Regina, and local card parties with winners named. A pig barn fire destroyed stock on the John Watson farm and several family visits occurred at the MacIntosh and Henry homes. Wedding anniversary for J McCulloch noted.
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Jack McCulloch
C. Laing
Elm Creek
Watson
Wayne Lacombe
Dale
Winnipeg
P. Macintosh
Bella Hird
C. Watson
John Watson
James Watson
P. ‘MacIntosh
Rossendale
W. Lacombe and Dale
Jean Hird
Alice Fraser
Sandra
Philip Forzley
Jack McWhirter
Portage
Forzley
D. Peasgood
Minnedosa
Larry Beroskae
Sandra Whall
C. Henry
Lynn Crocker
Harold Patsack
Gordon McKeen
Crib
Kae Frizzley
Helen Wojtowicz
Russel Love
Pete Maloney
Mike Bieganski
Transcona
L. Bieganski
MacGregor
Mrs. J. McCulloch
Edwin News social and community notes roll on
Social on April 3 at Edwin hall at 8 p.m. Walter Painter and family visited Mrs. Painter's relatives in Winnipeg. Sympathy extended to Walter Adams and family. Birthday greetings to Harry Pallister of Portage on March 29. Bert Crewson recovering at home in Portage. Mrs. Harold Painter and children and Mrs. Vic Painter visited the E Painter home on Sunday.
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Edwin Hall
Walter Painter
Winnipeg
Harold Painter
Vic Painter
E. Painter
Local residents visit neighbors and plan Fun Night
Edrans News notes Elm Creek residents Mr. and Mrs. Pete Martens moved into Parkman place. Several local couples and individuals, including Rev. P. Buhler and Clara Graham, visited Bert Skeet and W. McCullough households. Kathy Wieber and Darrell depart for the West Coast, and Fun Night is scheduled April 1 at Trans Hall.
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Pete Martens
Elm Creek
Parkman Place
Barry Graham
Clara Graham
Bert Skeet
Roy
Nell Fitzsimmons
Brandon
Trans Hall
Budget cuts and 1970 board appointments outlined
The board discusses submissions on teacher and trustee salaries for 1970, with no fixed meeting date yet. Winnipeg firms are contracted to provide sewage, supplies, and cleaning needs for 1970. Staff changes include Heather Lovatt resigning March 31, 1970 and Joy Mowat returning for the year. The 1970 budget is $1,618,698.61 after a $11,623 reduction, with $1,354,236.41 from grants and $7,690 other revenue. A planned deficit of $22,444.15 and a 15 mill special levy of $234,328.05 balance the books, allocated to salaries, supplies, administration, health, and reserve.
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Axl Sewage Services
Winnipeg
Christie
Marshall Wells
Caine Wright
Heather Lovatt
Bloomfield Hutterite
Westbourne
Joy Mowat
Department of Education
Old Timers and Greens Clash In 64 Wins
The Greens defeated the Whites 64 to ? as Don Barber and Francis North scored for Green with Herman Weber leading the attack and Jack Wood, Doug Grove, Doug Noble and Ken Green contributing. Whites list Glen Young Ken North Garnet Smith Murray Makinson and others.
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Firdale Flash
Stan Smith
Fred Smith
Nichol
Bert
John Boschman
Jack Gibson
Dane Lamb
George Martens
Greens
Don Barber
Francis North
Herman Weber
Doug Grove
Doug Noble
Jackie Wood
Ken Green
Glen Young
Ken North
Garnet Smith
Murray Makinson
Murray Pierpont
Dennis Lamb
Glen Morris
Pete McGregor
Jack Wood
Dave Wood
Bill Young
Murray Makson
Glen Quinn
Rob Hill
Nelson Olson
Village Council Reviews Fire Costs and Mental Health Housing
Village council notes Feb 24 1970 discussion of fire protection costs with Duncan Lamb reporting rural and village fire calls and shared expenses. A Rehabilitation Counsellor cites need for homes for well enough ex patients to aid reintegration. details available at Municipal Office. Minutes mention unpaid water accounts and Central Plains Inc reports.
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Central Plains Inc
Council
Brandon Hospital For
Estate sale details for Jacob Schapansky property
Cash terms for 80 acres land with 2 bedroom home and multiple outbuildings near Gladstone. Property located 944 miles south of Gladstone or 9% miles north of Austin on No. 34 Highway. Features include a creek, seven wells, fenced and cross fenced, good water, pressure system, telephone and hydro, a garage and barn. Inspection details provided, contact Gladstone at 328-31. Many additional items offered in sale.
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Gladstone
Austin
Rosehill 4-H Cub Elects New Officers
The Rosehill 4-H Cub held a re organization meeting on March 15 at Rosehill school electing officers including leader Mrs R Schweitz president Donnie Schweitz and others Deb bie Blyth Glenda Alanson Billy Sheard Eddie Schweitz The club planned one new uniform and noted a skating party on February 28 at Lavenham where members enjoyed a food time with Eddie Schweitz as club reporter.
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Rosehill
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