Ukrainian Peoples Home Cultural Centre History and Role
The Ukrainian Peoples Home in Rossburn Manitoba traces back to 1925 and served as a social cultural hub for Ukrainian Canadians. It hosted choirs concerts language teaching folk dancing and lectures while operating as a non profit open to all regardless of religious or political views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete’s
Lake District
Canada
Ukraine
Pete’s Lake District
Rossburn
2Nd St
Taras Shevchenko
Ukrainian Peoples Home
Man
Hospital Happenings At Rossburn Health Centre Board
Lynda Tanasychuk R N joins part time. William Kushniryk and Ernie Drul named new board members effective January 1 1981. Rossburn District Health Centre tenders close April 3 1981 with construction to begin after tender review and contract award. Order in Council for Rossburn District Health Centre approved February 18 1981. Shoal Lake Strathclair district established dissolving Shoal Lake Hospital District No 7. Public submissions invited for reuse of Rossburn Hospital building. Ambulance rates increased effective January 1981 due to inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynda Tanasychuk R.N
William Kushniryk
Ernie Drul
Rossburn District Health Centre
Shoal Lake- Strathclair Health Centre
Shoal Lake Hospital District No. 7
Rossburn District Hospital
Oakburn Community Notes Spotlight Local Visits and Training
Community notices show Mr. and Mrs. Steve Melnyk returning from Florida and the Bahamas, and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Horbal visiting Mrs. Z Yarish. Sandra Nowosad attended a 4 H Provincial Conference in Winnipeg March 13 to 15. Ambulance service notes thank drivers and announce recruitment and CPR instructor training. Credit Union supper and meeting held March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Melnyk
Florida
Bahamas
Steve Horbal
Z. Yarish
Sandra Nowosad
Winnipeg
Allan Dickson
Toban
Sylvia Yarish
Lorraine Muzylewski
Shoal Lake Hospital
Rose Prosak
Brandon General Hospital
Julian Lucyshen
Julian
Inglis
Oakburn Credit Union
Oakburn
Steve Lazaruk
Lynell Lazaruk
Manitoba grants total 19328 for centennial celebrations
The Manitoba government approves grants totaling 19328 to four communities for centennial celebrations. Hanover receives 12906, Russell 1420, MacGregor 1578, and Souris 3424. Grants are set at two dollars per capita based on Statistics Canada figures.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Doug Gourlay
Hanover
Russell
MacGregor
Souris
Gourlay
Statistics Canada
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The
Rossburn Review
Ukrainian People’s Home Cultural Centre
Oakburn News
By Olga Yarish
R.M
Brandon
Mrs. Stitt
Jan Kostesky
Lorrie Luhowy
Sahsaan Cae
Swintak
Ressburn
Pacific
Tub
Charlie Brown
Alice Hryciuk
Constance Mecas
Murray Kalyniuk
Janette Huston
Pat Livetsky
Emily Barnesky
Mildred Shmyr
Rose Yaskiw
Steve Chuhai
Nick Gensiorek
Mary Wenitoway
National Company
National Consulting Department
Hargrave