Rally Day draws 4-H clubs to Russell event
Seventeen 4-H clubs from Roblin Russell districts attended Rally Day at Major Pratt School Russell on June 2 1979. Sponsored by Russell Agricultural Society with Russell Area 4-H District Council and Manitoba Agriculture. Parade through downtown Russell featured Inglis Happy Stitchers and Busy Beavers as champion marching club and banner trophy winners.
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Roblin
Russell Agriculture
Russell Major Pratt School
Russell Agricultural Society
Russell and Area
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Russell
Radio Shack
Inglis Happy Stitchers
Busy Beavers
Cec Sanderson
Joan Clement
Inglis
Silverton W. I
Manitoba Dairy and Poultry
Shoal Lake
Manco Cheese
Rossburn
Lila Bily
Parkway Co-op
Sheldon Gray
Binscarth
Mary Shaw
Millwood Club-Ettes
Texmade
Pam Zitaruk
Russell Area
Edna Klimack
Silverton Nifty Needlers
E. C. Harte
Harte
Keneena Bridgeman- Magnowski
Community employment centre calls for summer help in Russell
In Russell the Community Employment Centre reports 121 students registered for 15 job openings and promotes hiring students for short term summer work. The note mentions painting spring cleaning and the upcoming Fair and Races, with contact via 773-2237. ©
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Russell
Summer Temperatures Rise Over Past Week Across Readings
Readers are asked to choose preferred temperature scale as a sequence of daily readings shows June week values from 9 6 to 25 8 and a 28 reading on Tuesday. The note asks whether Celsius or Fahrenheit should be used for future reports.
Color TV installed in Children's Ward
Rossburn Hospital Auxiliary met May 22 at Marie Lion's home with ten members. Minutes and treasurer's report were adopted. A color TV was purchased and installed in the children's ward. Tag Day is set for May 26. Meals on Wheels raised prices to 1.60 per meal. Colleen Palmer reported on the Regional Meeting in Hamiota and noted next year’s regional gathering in Rossburn. A nominating committee was formed for president and vice president and Meals on Wheels assistant. Next meeting at Rossman Lake June 26 at 6 30 p m. husbands invited. Food orders due by June 19 to May Lawless for Gourmet Pizza. May Lawless won Hostess Prize.
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Rossburn Hospital
Marie Lion
Colleen Palmer
Hamiota
Rossburn
Rossman Lake
May Lawless
Pelly Trail S D routine meeting minutes summary
The Pelly Trail School held a routine meeting at 8 00 pm with Cam Collins Leonard Goletz Leonard Derkach Wilma Joyce Vince Furman and Stan Jackson present. May 7 minutes were adopted. The board approved a field trip for two Grade IV classes from Rossburn Elementary to Winnipeg on June 7 and 8 1979 using a division bus.
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Pelly Trail School
Cam Collins
Leonard Goletz
Leonard Derkach
Wilma Joyce
Vince Furman
Stan Jackson
J. Calder
N. Katyniuk
Rossburn Elementary
Winnipeg
Doug Fowler
Eightieth Anniversary Homecoming Plans
Committees appointed for the 80th Anniversary Homecoming July 12 15 1979. Nellie Hrysak chair coordinates 12 committees. A play at Osha Hall July 14 at 8 p.m. directed by Louis Kurchaba with Nellie Hrysak. Practice June 17 at Olha Hall 1 p.m. Air Concert dinner displays July 15 on John Baydock’s camp grounds north side Seech Lake. Church service July 15 Seech Church 10 p.m. Rev J Lehky. Arts and Crafts led by Steffie Maduke Olha Oakburn Mrs Mike Gerelus Shoal Lake Mrs Tony Zurbyk Elphinstone Mrs Mike Baranyk Herod Mrs Walter Hachkowski Shoal Lake Mrs Walter Korol Oakburn. Easter Eggs display led by Bill Manuliak Oakburn Seech and Jerry Prosyk Oakburn Seech. Choir Rev Father Boris Shoal Lake. Songs Mrs Alex Matiowsky Oakburn.
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Parkland Ukrainian Pioneers Association
Nellie Hrysak
Osha Hall
Louis Kurchaba
Olha Hall
Seech Lake
John Baydock
Jerry Prosyk
Oakburn- Seech
Father Boris
Shoal Lake
Alex Matiowsky
Oakburn
Advisory committee reports grain transport woes at June meeting
The Wheat Board Advisory Committee met June 4 with ten committee members and four commissioners present. Production deliveries are down 9.7 percent year over year and total grain exports have fallen 7.6 percent. A strike at terminals costs farmers about 40,000 tonnes daily and over six million dollars in export value. CPR and CN executives discussed funding, car shortages, and logistics, outlining needs for more hopper cars and rail investment. by 1985 a 10,000 car deficit is projected. Plans include a West Coast visit and a meeting with the new Wheat Minister, with the next meeting set for July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donn Mitchell
Wheat Board
Jack Malcolm
CPR Prairie Region
Hanson
Canadian National
CPR
C.P.R
Churchill
Cane
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Julie Ryan Russell
Summer
T.v
Children’s Ward
Pelly Trail
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