Rural Council H olds Routine Wing Meeting At Rossburn
The Rural Council met in Rossburn on May 9 1961 with Reeve M J Sotas and councillors Morley Brown William Hyra Mike Pawluk and Fred Posmituck present Minutes from the previous meetings were read and adopted A financial report for April 30 1961 was approved The council agreed to hire John McKietiuk as road construction foreman for the 1961 season at 1.00 per hour and approved payment to Dan Buternows ky of 70.00 for maintenance of John Dmyterio from January 1 May 31 1961 including clothing purchases It was agreed to advertise for tenders to install an oil furnace in the Municipal Office A letter to F Melnyk Construction re gravelling was authorized A list of lands liable for Tax Sale was to be prepared for the next meeting Bills totaling 21071 45 were passed The council adjourned to meet on June 13 1961 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawluk — Posmituck
Dan Buternowsky
John Dmyter
Brown
Pawluk
F. Melnyk Construction
Hyra
Posmituck
Monster at Silver Beach Still At Large After Weekend Angling
The Monster at Silver Beach eludes anglers despite weekend attempts. Harry Salega of 616 Redwood Ave Winnipeg hooked a 844 lb Pickerel Saturday afternoon. Sunday cottages opened but the midnight dance was canceled due to the death of Mrs Stefanishyns father, Mr J Milanchuk, in a car crash on April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Beach
Harry Salega
Redwood Ave
Winnipeg
Stefanishyns
J. Milanchuk
Sandy
Rossburn Dominates Anguville and Foxwarren in Baseball Wins
In Rossburn last Thursday the Midgets beat Angusville 5-2 with Richard Locke on the mound. Tuesday at Foxwarren Rossburn crushed Foxwarren 8-0 behind George Silewich. Riding Mountain Bears beat Rogers 10-8 at the local park with Mike Ryztylo winning. Rossburn edges Russell 4-3 in the seniors, Kowal delivering the key 2 run hit in the first league game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Angusville
Richard Locke
Anguville
Foxwarren
George Silewich
Bears
Rogers
Mike Ryzytylo
Riding Mountain Bears
Ball Park
Russell
Brian Kowal
Dauphin Bingo Shows Mrs Maydaniuk Winning $250
Mr and Mrs Steve Maydan iuk and Mrs Louis Maydaniuk spent Tuesday at Dauphin attending the bingo. Mrs S Maydaniuk won $250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Steve Maydaniuk
Louis Maydaniuk
S. Maydaniuk
Community News Roundup From Anausville and Vicinity
Grandma Rubeniuk of Rus sell and Miss Pat Ross stayed with the Rodeck children. They all returned home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Salaga and two children of Winnipeg came up last Friday bringing her father Mr. Bert Penonzek home who had been a patient in Victoria Hospital. Ronnie Ferguson RCMP is home on holidays from Radisson Sask with his parents Gordon and Mrs. Ferguson. Their daughter Mrs. Ed Kilimnik of Elphinstone is home for Mother's Day. Miss Margaret Angus went home from Misericordia Hospital May 12 after three weeks. Mrs. Mike Kukurudz of Rus sell spent the week-end with her sister Mrs. Lechowicz. Mrs. Walter McTavish had her two grandsons with her for a few days while their parents went to Winnipeg. Mr. Jim Young of Saskatoon passed away. He was District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Rubeniuk
Russell
Pat Ross
Rodeck
Harry Salaga
Winnipeg
Bert. Penonzek
Victoria Hospital
Ronnie Ferguson
RCMP
Radisson
Sask
Gordon Ferguson
Ed Kilimnik
Elphinstone
Margaret Angus
Misericordia Hospital
Ste. 25
Palliser Apts
Stradbrook Ave
Man
Mike Kukurudz
Lechowicz
Walter McTavish
T. Pearn
Virden
Supper Meeting and Lions Sports Day Planned
Mossburn Lions Club will host a supper meeting Thursday at 7 00 pm at G Lazaruks restaurant. Mrs F Steele of Vista is named Lion o winner. Proceeds support community projects. Plans for a big Sports Day include Baseball Fastball Ladies Softball Little League Horseshoes Bingo and more. Tentative date Saturday June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossburn Lions Club
G. Lazaruk
Lions
Rossburn W A meeting notes May ninth with 23 members
The Rossburn Women's Auxiliary meeting held Tuesday evening May 9th included hymn singing, devotional reading by Mrs. Netta Smith and Mrs. Ethel Langridge, and roll call on used clothing for Missionary work. Minutes and treasurer reports were adopted. Reports from committees, reading by Mrs. McIntosh on Canadian mission work, and donations to Camp Wasaga were discussed. A provisional committee was appointed. chairs were bought. months for Surprise Teas set. Graduation Banquet catering planned. hostesses served lunch. The Explorer Group affiliated with the WMS under Miss Margaret Hay with two mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn W. A
Jesus
Netta Smith
Ethel Langridge
McIntosh
Canada
Camp Wasaga
Lorna Veitch
Minnie Hutton
Notice to Parents About Children Aged Five
A brief government notice asks parents to submit names of children who are currently five years old. It instructs caregivers to provide accurate child identities for upcoming programs and record-keeping purposes. Authorities emphasize timely response and contact details for submission.
Rossburn Collegiate Commencement Exercises May 12
Rossburn Collegiate held its commencement at the Town Hall on Friday May 12 with about 250 attendees. A banquet preceded the ceremony for Grade XII graduates and guests, featuring addresses by Hazel Kresh ewski, Robin Huston, Elaine Hutton and Mr Dalton the Manitoba Education official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Helen Kozun
Ernest Baydock
Harris Huston
Pelly Trail
Gaylords
Elaine Hutton
Gunn
Dalton
Manitoba Department of Education
Calvin Brown
Mr. Dalton
Keith Elvers
Clarence Lazaruk
Janet Johnston
Social Credit study group backs Rossburn event
COMING EVENTS describe a Social Credit study group in Rossburn Town Halls basement on May 18 at 8 p m. Also a Mother’s Day concert by the Ladies of the Ukr National Home in Rossburn on May 21 at 8 p m with full attendance expected. Oakburn Memorial Rinks hosts its Second Annual Fastball Tournament on May 21. Open golf tournament for all on Birtie Riverside Golf Course May 22 1961 tee times 8 a m to 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Town Halls
Ladies of the
Ukr
National Home
Oakburn Memorial
Birtie Riverside
Dance at Mears Hall to aid Greek Catholic Church
A dance will be held Monday May 29 at Mears Hall. Proceeds go to Mears Greek Catholic Church. Matt Sidlar's Orchestra will perform. Admission 75 cents. Lunch available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears Hall
Mears Greek
Weather Report: High Past Week and Rainfall
A weather brief notes the week’s high temperature and low temperature, with the past week’s rainfall amount listed as 67. The data appears as a concise summary of weekly climate figures.
Miss Eunice Wolanyk Visits from Sacred Heart Academy
Miss Eunice Wolanyk of Sacred Heart Academy York ton spent the week end at her home. She was joined by Miss Diane Derzak who visited Mr and Mrs C Pawluk. Mr and Mrs Mike E Antonin spent the prior weekend in Regina attending the Nowosad wedding with Mr Anton wepischak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Wolanyk
Sacred Heart Academy
Yorkton
Diane Derzak
C. Pawluk
Mike E. Antonin
Regina
Anton Wepischak
Vista News Vista A Recovery and Local Highlights
Speedy recovery wished for Walter Baker at Shoal Lake Hospital. Olive O Donell of Portage spent the weekend with M D Hamiltons. M Mackeden ski Patsy and L Mackenski families visited Winnipeg. Betty Mackenski of Vancouver returned home vacationing. Congratulations to Steve Woycheshin of Winnipeg on birth of a son. Boys 12 and under traveled to Newdale for a 10 1 Vista win. Ron Miller awarded a Certificate of Merit by MAAE for a province wide school exhibit. Gerald Clark family and Al ice Zenchyshyn visited Mike Olarnyk last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Miller
MAAE
Ron
Gerald Clark
Roxy
Sheila
Alice Zenchyshyn
Mike Olarnyk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rural Council
Anausville News
Jim Young
Saskatoon Sask
Rossburn Collegiate
Hazel Kreshewski
O Canada
Robin Huston
Michael Wolanyk
Donald Stitt
Lesia Chopp
Lucille Baubie
Bert Mitchell
Manitoba Pool
Kester
Weather Report
Rossburn News
Vista News
VISTA
Walter Baker
Shoal Lake Hospital
Olive O’donell
Portage
M. D. Hamilton
M. Mackedenski
Patsy
L. Mackedenski
Betty Mackedenski
Vancouver
Steve Woycheshin
Newdale
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