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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1990
Page
2
The Port of Churchill starts moving grain from rail cars to elevators signaling the new shipping season. The Wheat Board commits 150000 tonnes of wheat to be shipped by three ships this summer. Allan Johnson, the port manager, expects a normal season around 600000 tonnes. Russian vessels have scheduled arrivals so far.
After 61 years Ignace and Mary Szmerski’s children reunite with their USSR sister Myroslava Maslo in June. Folk Fair at Killarney highlights vintage farm gear while Prairie Pioneer Days features threshing demos. Shellmouth bridge to be replaced with culverts this summer as 14 projects proceed. Northwest Wild Rice Growers seeks federal grant to expand to two million pounds capacity. Ethelbert area fire department resigns amid a title dispute over a new hall. Dr Geoff Coleshill leaves Toulon for British Columbia as rural Manitoba hospitals face staff shortages and the provincial health services commission boosts its budget.
Janelle McFeeters of Rossburn Collegiate is among eight Manitoba high school graduates selected for the University of Winnipeg Alumni Entrance Scholarship. The $2000 award recognizes academic excellence and community contributions and supports tuition for post secondary study at the university.
Local residents donate toward a Ukrainian monument honoring pioneers arriving since 1891 to be erected at the Mass Grave. Contributions include 25 dollars from Mrs. Anne Shust and family of Rossburn, 20 dollars from several Rossburn and Edmonton Stupniskys, 15 from John and Anne Gurniak, 10 from multiple Rossburn residents, and smaller gifts from others, totaling support from local and area residents.
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