Rossburn 1982 Municipal Activities Review Highlights
The Rossburn council reviews 1982 actions including Canada Community Development Projects funding for three staff totaling 12787 dollars, street renaming, land acquisitions for nuisance grounds, transfer of Warnick and CN WYE properties to the Rossburn Agricultural Society for 2 dollars, sale of five building lots, seal coating, joint fire hall, municipal workshop, Career Internship Program funding for three students, joint hospital property and ambulance vehicle acquisition, and census shows population rising from 652 to 696. Council invites residents to share opinions on 1983 issues such as the M Street Manitoba Program.
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Rossburn
Canada
Warnick’s
C.N. Wye
Kenneth Caldwell
Manitoba
Association of Urban Municipalities
M Street
Rossburn Village Council Notes December Meeting
The Village of Rossburn council met December 22 at 7:30 P.M. in the council chambers with Mayor Kurchaba and Councillors Caldwell Zegalski Smycnnik present. They approved minutes read, acknowledged a Main Street program letter, filed correspondence, discussed 1982 library funding, finalized P.A. room costs at 1546.42, reviewed 1982 hours and activities, referred debt to the solicitor, accepted November financials, approved CADP personnel actions, and acknowledged 1000 funding from the RM for skating arena capital needs. The next meeting is January 12 at 7:30 P.M.
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Rossburn
Kurchaba
Caldwell, Zegalski
Smycnnik
Ernest Stefanuk
Shirley Kalyniuk
Orest Smycnnik
Gerald Prosak
Gerry Malchuk
Canada
R.M. of
Stabbing near Rossburn Leaves Man Dead
Ivan Joseph Cooke a 43 year old Lizard Point inhabitant died after a single knife wound to the chest on Tuesday January 4 RCMP Rossburn Detachment arrested a 17 year old girl as a suspect in the death investigation continues in the region
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Rossburn
Lizard Point
Miracle newborn Dawn Elizabeth Lee found in Canada
Dawn Elizabeth Lee, abandoned at birth, was found last month in Toronto in an icy puddle under a truck trailer. Suffering severe hypothermia, she recovered quickly. Hundreds across Canada offered gifts and adoption as medical staff praised her resilience. Hornets Flyers winning details on pages 12 and 13.
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Toronto
Dawn Elizabeth Lee
Canada
Manitoba Indians Living Conditions Study Released
A Winnipeg Social Planning Council report reviews changes in the 1970s for Manitoba Registered Indians. It notes on reserve improvements in housing, health care, and services but lagging education and employment, with bands gaining responsibility for programs. Off reserve conditions show limited gains. policy calls for boosted band economic development and government support.
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Winnipeg— Social Planning Council of
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Regional Department of Indian Affairs
Harvey Stevens
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