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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1967
Page
2
Ross burn Chamber of Commerce met in the Town Hall basement with 40 attendees. A quorum change to 20 in attendance was approved and a float for the Centennial Parade was proposed to the Town Council. Guest speaker Al Wright discussed the forthcoming sales tax and more guidance was requested.
The press office will be closed on Thursday and Friday while staff attend the Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association convention.
Marlene Ethel Smuland and David Campbell Scott wed at Faith Gospel Church Kelowna B C in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Donald Hogman and Rev W Affleet. The bride wore white lace over taffeta with a lace skirt and lilypoint sleeves, carrying pink sweetheart roses. Out of town guests attended from Manitoba and Winnipeg with reception at Capri Motor Hotel.
The Rossburn Centennial Parade Committee led by Ed Shust Gordon Ament and Dennis Wrightson invites businesses organizations and individuals to enter floats for the June 24 parade. The invitation extends to adjoining districts including Birdtail Vista and other communities.
The Oakburn 4 H Garden Club held its sixth business meeting on May 3 with 16 members present. Officers reported. Férie Tully and Prances Peech were chosen to run for Vegetable Queen, while Raymond Lazaruk and Wayne Micha lyshen were chosen for Vegetable King. The next meeting is set for May 31 at 8:00 p.m. in Oakburn Elementary School.
Thirty eight elk were spotted on Thursday morning at the John Oryniak farm. The large herd drew interest from locals and wildlife watchers for its size and rarity.
Nellie Kowal returns from Windsor and Waterford Ontario with the Kondrats and Druls while another Kowalchuk comes home from London Ontario. John Mychasin and Joe Skavinski spent weekends in Winnipeg and Ontario with relatives. Mrs Waytowich and Bill Baydock visited Winnipeg friends. A notice calls for early kindergarten registration for children turning five before November 30, 1967 by May 31, 1967 to Mrs Julian L. Shen.
Beginning July 1 1967 Pelly Trail School Division Board No 37 must provide Opportunity and Trainable Retarded classes. Limited qualified teachers and scarce classroom space complicate opening such programs. Testing will identify eligible children for Developmental Education levels and possible interschool transportation to fit class availability.
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