Rossburn RM approves patrol rates and park discussion
Regular Rossburn meeting August 11 1980 approves Department of Highways patrol rental rates for Cat and Champion equipment and authorizes travel for municipal election officials. Council supports CSP Foods Harrowby plant and forms a Riding Mountain Municipal Federal Liaison Committee with Wally Peleshok as representative.
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Rossburn
John Mitchell
John A. Klym
Wally Peleshok
William Antonow
Leonard Sitko
Ivan Fleischman
John Roberts
Parks Canada
CSP Foods Ltd
Harrowby
Man
Lynch, Elias, Dudek and Associates Inc
Department of Highways
Ernie Antonow
Birtle
Ivan Fleischmann
Riding Mountain
Government of
Langley Advance Publisher Named CCNA President
Jim Schatz, publisher of Langley Advance with 11,000 circulation in British Columbia, was elected president of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association. He previously worked for the Vancouver Province and Langley Advance and held multiple posts in BC journalism groups.
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Edmonton
Jim Schatz
Langley Advance
British Columbia
Canadian Community Newspapers Association
Vancouver Province
Jim
Ulyssey
The
University of British Columbia
Vancouver News Herald
Tiow
Athletic Association
Agricultural Association
Rotary Club
Fort Langley
Jim Was
Delta
Alberta
Langley
J.C.R
Chuck” McKnight
Canada
Grain deliveries mark early 1980 crop in Rossburn
Vic Matusko of Cargil Grain Elevator notes the first 1980 crop wheat delivered by Melvin Barnesky on August 22 followed by the first barley load from Stan Brykaliuk on the same day. Both grains surpassed expectations with some second growth seen in wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Matusko
Cargil Grain Elevator
Rossburn
Melvin Barnesky
Stan Brykaliuk
First frost in Weather Light record arrives in August
Ground frost hit Tuesday morning August 26 with a 0.4 degree reading marking the season’s first frost. It comes nearly two weeks later than last year’s initial frost as temperatures cooled through the week.
Langley Advance Publisher's Community Roots and Rural Life
The passage profiles a Langley publisher who began buying Advance shares in 1949 and became sole owner of Langley Advance Publishing Company Limited by 1976. It notes his community service with the Board of Trade and Boy Scouts, his farming on Langley and mountain land at Fountain Valley Killoeet, and his involvement in registered Shorthorn cattle breeding. He and his wife Norma enjoy hay cutting, fence work, range riding, branding, and related rural tasks.
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Langley
Fountain Valley
Killooet
Jim
Norma
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Ward
Marilyn Kurchaba
Louise Hrubeniuk
Shirley Kalyniuk
Council
R.M
C.C.N.A
Langley Travel Services Ltd
Highland Estates
B.C. Shorthorn Association
Ation
the Hosspurn Review
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