Tax Sale Set For May 17th
Village council notes show tax sale announced for May 17 1968 at 2 00 pm with advertisement of arrears. Council also approves street lighting changes by Manitoba Hydro and appoints an eleven member recreation commission board.
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McKietiuk - Werbowski
Manitoba Hydro
Rossburn
Antonin — Baubie
Rossburn and District Recreation Commission
Don Erickson
Rowatt Veitch
Alex Cleland
Jessie Willett
A. Verbowski
0. Smycnnik
T. Kalechyn
J. Mitchell
Dorothy Armstrong
M. Verbowski
Jean Perchaluk
McKietiuk Antonin
Slow Named President Rossburn Men's Golf Club
The Rossburn Golf Club annual meeting on March 19 approved minutes and the financial report. Members set fees for men 15, ladies 8, students 5, family 25, and green fees 1 adult or 0.50 student. non residents 10 or 5. Harold Slon was elected president, with Sterling Veitch as vice president and Doug Joiner as secretary treasurer. Committees were formed for grounds, tournaments, prize, and social events. affiliation with the Manitoba Golf Association was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Golf Club
Harold Slon
Sterling Veitch
Doug Joiner
Sec.treas
Rowatt Veitch
Orest Smycnuik
Norm Major
U C W Plan Rummage Sale Set for May in Rossburn
The Rossburn U C W held its March meeting with 13 members, electing to stage a rummage sale on May 18. A committee including Pritchard McFeeters McTavish Armstrong will collect articles, while plans include selling for craft materials and stuffing for a table runner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn U.C.W
United Church
Mesdames Pritchard
McFeeters
McTavish
Armstrong
Grant Rink Wins First At Vista Ladies Bonspiel
Grant Rink leads the field to win first place at Vista Ladies Bonspiel with Ist-Diane Grant from Rossburn second Nettie Hrysak Vista third Winnie Robinson Shoal Lake fourth Joanne Ziemanski Oakburn. Second event 1st Mrs Moan Rossburn 2nd Margaret Young Hamilton 38rd Olga Kowalchuk Oak 4th Mrs Klym Rossburn. Hard luck prize Lois Melnyk Rossburn. Twelve rinks entered. despite warm weather games finished Monday night. Thanks to all helpers and the draw-master.
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Ist
Diane Grant
Rossburn
Nettie Hrysak
Vista
Winnie Robinson
Shoal Lake
Joanne Ziemanski
Oakburn
Mrs. Moan
Margaret Young
Hamiota
Rossburn Ice Carnival Draws Record Crowd
Nearly 1,000 spectators attended the Lions Club 1968 Ice Carnival at Rossburn Arena on Saturday. The program included a flag raising, Manitoba Centennial Drummer Boys, costume judging, an Ice Revue by the Rossburn Figure Skating Club, crowning of Carnival Queen Theresa Perchaluk, prize draw winner Leona Gustafson, Manitoba Growing To Beat 70 speeches, and novelty races ending with Lions clowns entertaining the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Arena
Lions Club
O Canada
Peter Wladyka
Rossburn Wolf Cub
Manitoba Centennial
Rossburn Figure Skating Club
Beverley
Lynda Kwiatkowksi
Elphinstone
Leona Gustafson
Erickson
Manitoba Growth Theme Spurs Industry Speech
Davison of the Department of Industry and Commerce spoke at the Carnival highlighting Manitoba’s shift from a wheat province to a manufacturing hub. He cited 1600 manufacturing plants producing value nearly twice agriculture and noted key resources: water for power, minerals led by nickel and copper, forests, and agriculture.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Canada
International Nickel Co
Thompson
Hudson’s Bay Mining
Flin Flon
Sherritt-Gordon
Lynn Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. W. Cormack
Mike E. Antonin
Mike Werbowski
Mike Baubie
William McKietiuk
Antonin
McKietiuk
Baubie — Werbowski
Baubie
McKietiuk — Werbowski
R.C.M.P
Werbowski— McKietiuk
H. Slow
Rossburn Men’s Golf Club
the Game and Fish Assoc
The
Man. Golf Association
U.C.W. Plan Rummage Sale
Johnston
Lindsay
Cormack
R. Alexander
Korea
Portage la Prairie
Grant
Olga Kowalchuk
Lois Melnyk
Theresa Perchaluk
Joyce Smychnik
Ann Kozun
Diane Pawluk
Manitoba Centennial Drummer Boys
John Cormack
John Mitchell
G. M. Davison
Manitoba Department of Industry & Commerce
Department of Industry and Commerce
Davison
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