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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
2
Students anticipate exams, sports, and social events at Rossburn Collegiate. Planned activities include a Hay Riding Party and Wiener Roast on April 24, a Social Committee party May 16, and a May 9 cross country run. Grade 7 and 8 may learn French, with language discipline.
The Rossburn Credit Union Society board met April 13 at 8 30 p m to approve 18 loan applications totaling 7890 00 and grant 5 extensions Shares exceed 100 000 with loans outstanding of 79 000 Present membership stands at 362 Loans carry 1 percent monthly rate with insurance Supervisory Committee audited 142 pass books and pickups are available at the office Next meeting set for the second Monday in May
Mr Steve Belinski of Winnipeg visited with his mother and sister over the week end. Congrats to Mr and Mrs Lorne Hrysak on the birth of a son. Walter Woycheshin home from hospital. R B Clayton attended a Pool Agent meeting in Russell. Mrs J Miller home from hospital after a week. Stan and M Zenchyshn of Brandon visited the Zenchyshn family. Fred Zenchyshn moved back to town with a trailer. Vista U C W met April 7 with 9 members. devotion by Mrs Morley Brown. Budgeted donation drive to South Indian Lake mission runs this month. drop baby clothing and men’s wear at the Post Office by April 23. Tea served. next meeting May 6 at 2 p.m. at Clayton home. pillow cases as roll call.
A local community rally shows growing support for the high school as volunteers organize fundraisers and outreach. Parents, students, and alumni join in a campaign to back renovation projects and academic programs amid tight district budgeting.
Frank M. Steel of Vista earned second prize in the Student Division for a Landscape in oil at the Annual of Art Instruction Schools of Minneapolis. He competed against hundreds of entries from across the United States and Canada. The contest is sponsored by Art Instruction, a home study art school.
The April 11 bingo at Town Hall sponsored by the Rossburn Game and Fish Assoc yielded net proceeds of 7.50 including a 1.00 donation. Winners include Mrs. Mike Baubie Mrs. E Shust and G Lawless tie Mrs. Harry Boychuk Harry Malaniuk and O Elvers tie N Stupinsky Helen Dunits Marion Crookshanks Bill Mitchell Helen Spence Jim Andrew and D Andrew tie Norma Andrew Frankie Bonchuk Steve Maydaniuk Frank Zegalski George Lawless Helen Dunits Steve Maydaniuk J Andrew and others.
Alex Zegelski formerly of Rossburn Rossburn district died at St Pauls Home Dauphin on April 3 194? Born 1887 in Poland he worked on his farm until retirement in 1940 then moved to Rossburn He leaves three children Jessie Lazaruk Dauphin Cornellia Kalyniuk Angusville and Peter Brandon His wife Annie predeceased him in September Funeral prayers were at 8 pm April 6 and funeral service April 7 at 10 am conducted by Rev Mendyka with interment at the local cemetery Pallbearers listed and Oakburn Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
The Rossburn Rural Municipality council met to approve the 1964 financial report, grant $100 to the Rossburn Agricultural Society, and pass multiple highway by laws. They set a 1964 tax levy of 56.2 mills for Uncontrollable and Controllable purposes and planned highway signage and payments of bills.
A bridal shower at Rossburn Town Hall honored Lena Larocque Siwak, bride of April 4. Maureen Bulger read the address as gifts circulated and Lena offered thanks. Guests sang For She's A Jolly Good Fellow and a small luncheon followed.
The Rossburn United Church Women met on Tuesday evening April 14 with 14 members present. Devotional by Margaret Hay and Mrs Noreen Taylor. Hymn 103 sung. Community Friendship report given. Easter boxes sent to shut ins. A workshop is planned for May 11 in the evening and a Spring Tea and Bazaar set for May 30. Waistline aprons were distributed for next meeting. Variety Show Friday evening was a success and thanks extended to participants.
Lord Nelson School wins best group project at the Manitoba School Science Fair held April 2 and 3 at Polo Park Winnipeg. The Grade Five class presented an extended field project on Fire Prevention, competing with about 100 elementary entrants. Sponsoring teacher Sonia Silewich led the team.
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