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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 1957
Page
3
Manitoba and Ottawa signed a five year tax rental agreement on May 3. In the first year the province is expected to receive 33.426 million from income tax corporation tax and succession duties. The old 1952 agreement would have yielded about 2.5 million less.
WINNIPEG The education department expands teacher supply with a three year University of Manitoba summer program leading to a bachelor of pedagogy degree. By May 3 applications reached 42 with 15 more prospects in sight. 25 percent of applicants are leaving industry to teach. Loans of 300 dollars are offered, forgiven if graduates teach two years outside Brandon and Greater Winnipeg. The first 12 week session begins May 15, with six weeks of instruction in each of the subsequent years. Salaries are 3400 for degree holders and 3200 for nonholders during placements between sessions.
May 7 1952 notes show Albert Chambers family opening a bakery and launch bar in Rossburn and a Winnipeg couple visiting Elphinstone. Other items include Chuchmuch signing two songwriting contracts and Marie Shewchuk visiting from Russell with her parents. Shoal Lake residents visit, with Viola Hamilton Irene Wilkinson and Alex Kerr noted. May 7 1942 mentions Ordance Corp Winnipeg members Douglas Kozar and Campbell over the weekend, and visits by Beirnes family from Langenburg. Robi Miller visits from T O Miller’s home. agricultural rep Goods meets club leaders. Mandziuk visits Winnipeg.
The list shows ten University students presently teaching under special authority, three private school teachers, one housewife, and ten individuals from industry. The breakdown highlights a mix of educational and professional backgrounds among those granted special teaching roles.
The Birdtail group in Birdtail Wisconsin reports Phyllis Hrubennik on the road to recovery. May meeting at Mrs. R Plants home drew 7 members and 3 visitors with Jack pot won by Mrs. R Doubleday. Mrs. Maxwell, formerly Bassburn, visited C Yorks over the weekend.
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