Rossburn council raises house trailer license fees
The Village of Rossburn council on January 19 approved increasing house trailer license fees to seven dollars and fifty cents per month. Other actions included appointing McKietiuk as proxy for Parkland Regional Development, adopting the utility report, approving a skating rink fee demand, and raising the Haiti caretaker salary by ten dollars monthly. The meeting adjourned to February 16, 1971.
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Rossburn
Louis Kurchaba
Mike Baubie
William McKietiuk
Maron Slow
Harry Drosdoski
Drosdoski
Slon
Baubie
McKietiuk
Hudson Bay Route Association
Barbie
Parkland Regional Development Incorporation
Parkland
Ralph Stitt
Ae Pear
Waywayseecappo
Haiti
Flyers Dump Rams in 6-3 Victory at Russell Arena
Angusville Flyers defeated the Rams 6-3 Friday at Russell Arena as Angusville led 3-2 after one period and outscored Russell in each subsequent frame. Russell outshot 46-32 with 6 of 11 minor penalties for Angusville. goals came from Wowk Kalynuk and Furman among others.
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Angusville
Russell
Russell Arena
Angusville Flyers
Rams
J. Vajdik
Fowler
Onchulenko
Montgomery
Robinson
Bodnarchuky
Wowk
Vajdik
Annand
L. Thompson
D. Kalynuk
Furman
A. Chuchmuch
Rodeck
Parabec
Siwak
Angusville Furman
Bob Chuchmuch
Angusvile
Birtle
Gallant
Hickman
White
Birtle Hickman
Flynn
L. Gies
Parton
Angusville Gallant
Kirtle
L. Gies Rarton
Derlago
Rossburn U C W Holds Regular Meet
The Rossburn United Church Women met on January 12 with 15 members present. Devotional by S Veitch and McIntosh followed by Genesis 2 3 themes, discussion on Eden and self righteousness. Reports included Christmas parcels, slip covers for manse, and donation plans to Friendship Centre Brandon. February 19 set for Congregational Pot Luck. Vista ladies to help plan World Day of Prayer. 1971 officers listed and meeting adjourned after lunch.
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Rossburn
Regional Meet Jan 26 on Manitoba school changes
The CORE Committee proposes major Manitoba secondary school reorganizations and will hold daytime and evening meetings province wide from January 20 to February 10. Explanations will be given and questions answered. A Regional Meeting is set for Major Pratt Collegiate Russell at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday January 26.
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Manitoba
Pratt
Russell
CORE Committee Interim Report Summary
The CORE Committee argues change is inevitable and education is key to guiding it. It envisions high school completion by most students in the 70s, rising postsecondary participation, and education aligning with social aims, culture, and personal worth. Five developmental areas—communication, personal and social development, creativity, scientific thinking, and skill development—shape all learning. Secondary reform treats four years as a single entity, allows pace-flexible programs, offers all courses to all students, and emphasizes general education with specialization options.
A Joyous Christmas at Parobec Family Home
A 1970 Christmas gathering at the Parobec homestead brings together 86 family members from 12 children and 49 grandchildren plus 8 great grandchildren. The day features stories, prayers, Ukrainian dishes, carols led by Joe Sawaryn and Mike Antonin, and family photos, ending with a safe stormy journey home.
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Alex Parobec
Lawrence
Louise Cne
Parobec
Parabee
Ann
Joe Sawaryn
Peter
Lillian Mazur
Rose
Nick Chuchmuch
Vera
Joe Rodeck
Victoria John Kalyniak
Carol
Mike E. Antonin
Evans
Mabel Hyra
Johnny
Ann Warneski
Helen
Paul Sidoryk
Michael
Elsie Maryniuk
Lillian - Stan Dzwonyk
Kenora
Ont
Louise Luhowy
Cardinals
Mike Antonin
Grandma Parabee
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Rossburn U.C.W
O. McTavish
J. McFeeters
A. Lindsay
Snider
M. Armstrong Manse
L. Cleland
Armstrong
Pritchard
McIntosh
B. Williamson
Johnston
Cormack
Janice McFeeters
Core Committee
Weather Report
Innipeg
Mother Parabeec