Rossburn Rural Council Holds Routine Meeting
Rossburn Manitoba council met Friday November 7 with Reeve Ed Shust presiding and all councillors present. Minutes reviewed. one municipal aid grant of 20 dollars monthly approved. Three old age assistance and one disability allowance applications approved. Peter Zimmerman named caretaker of municipal building. A snowplowing grants-in-aid resolution approved for winter. highway Nos. 4 and 5 north south link proposed to Department of Public Works. Bills approved. meeting adjourned to reconvene December 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Ed. Shust
Chamber of Commerce
Council of the R. M. of
Department of Public Works
Peter Zimmerman
John Spillchuk
Successful Poultry Bingo and Bazaar in Rossburn
The Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Rossburn hosted a poultry bingo and bazaar at the Ukrainian National Home on Friday evening, November 7, attracting about 200 attendees. Prize-winners included Eddie Strank, Jerry Piasta, Mike Kuzenko, and others from Rossburn and nearby towns. Donors listed cover poultry prizes and cash gifts ranging from $1.00 to $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Eddie Strank
Jerry Piasta
Glen Elmo
Mike Kuzenko
Donald Kostesky
Birdtail
Helen Dunitz
Alex Andrew
Bill Checkowsky
John Hlagg
R. Carson
James Armstrong
Archie Fiel
Nick Kurchaba
Seech
Wilfred Brown
C. Langridge
Mike Piasta
Gordon Elvers
Pat Moffat
Tenth C.G.L.T. Meeting Sets Bazaar Fish-Pond Plan
The 10th C.G.L.T. meeting with 18 members approved a fish-pond at the W.A. bazaar on November 22. Material was given to the girls for making dred socks. Scrap books were updated, and a worship service led by Elaine Hutton and Judy Huston used The Right Moment To Serve God Is Now as the theme.
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C.g.lt
W.A
Elaine Hutton
Judy Huston
Weather Report Assesses Mild Fall Through November 12
Records indicate unusually warm autumn with readings near 68 degrees on November 1 and a cooler spell around mid November. The report notes extended mild conditions and fluctuating temperatures during the period with several incomplete figures.
Slightly Under 50 Percent Of Hospital Premiums
Rural premiums have about 40 percent paid while village premiums near 50 percent. Rural municipality shows $4,443.80 of $10,930 collected by Saturday. village totals reach $1,365.30 of $2,759.30. Readers urged to pay by November end as hospital costs are high.
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Rossburn
Rossburn Curling Club Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
The Rossburn Men's Curling Club held its annual meeting in the rink on Monday evening with strong attendance. Officers elected include President John ae, Vice-President Wm, Secretary Canelle Chet Coghin, Treasurer Delroy Stitt, plus Ice and Draw committees named. Tenders were called for the caretaker position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
John Ae
Canelle Chet “Coghin
Delroy Stitt
Mike Smyeniuk
Alex Cleland
M. J. Tokar
John Cormack
Rossburn Remembrance Day Service Honours Fallen Heroes
Town Hall hosts Rossburn Branch Canadian Legion annual Remembrance Day service with over 200 students from Rossburn Consolidated School attending. WWI and WWII dead named. wreaths laid by children. Last Post, silence, and hymns mark the ceremony followed by a town banquet at the Legion Hall with guest speaker L Sneath of Dauphin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Canadian Legion
Town Hall
Legion Hall
Rossburn United Church
W.A
L. Sneath
Dauphin
Rossburn Pool Elevator 30th Annual Banquet Minutes
The Rossburn Pool Elevator Association held its 30th annual meeting and banquet at the Rossburn Town Hall on Wednesday November 5 with 185 diners. Directors named for two years are Wes Williamson George Lawless and Joe Borowski. one year terms Nick Maryniuk Bert Mitchell Ed Shust and L C Johnston. The organization posted a net surplus of 5415.16 on revenues of 28897.34 and 211000 bushels of grain handled. patronage dividend projected for 1959 about 40 cents per bushel. Seventeen new members joined. officers elected include President Bert Mitchell Vice President Wes Williamson Secretary George Lawless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Rossburn Pool Elevator Association
Wes Williamson
George Lawless
Joe Borowski
Nick Maryniuk
Bert Mitchell
Ed. Shust
L. C. Johnston
Ector
Mike Kostesky
E. Caldwell
V. Poloway
M. Lion
Vista W I 1957 58 Annual Report
Vista W I reports eleven meetings and sixteen members. Activities include blood donor canvassing, a Binscarth rally with Mrs Forrester’s world travel slides, Christmas gift exchanges, demonstrations on foam plastic crafts, library loans, clothing drives, debates on exams, a Civil Defence meeting, a Three Act Comedy, whist and Croqunole drives, Easter egg demos, and charity lunches. Donations totaled 15 to Electrocardiograph Fund and 10 to March of Dimes Red Cross Institute for the Blind Peace Garden Fund. Officers elected: President Florence MacPhail, Ist Vice Dorothy Armstrong, 2nd Vice Nettie Hursak, Treasurer Mary Stitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Luhowey
Menzie
U.G.G
Dorothy Brown
March of Dimes
Red Cross
Institute For the Blind
Peace Garden Fund
Presdent
Florence MacPhail
Dorothy Armstrong
Eee
Lorraine A Nettie Hursak
Mary Stitt
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Province of
Manitoba
Peter Hasiuk
Mike Ternovetsky
Kornel Shewaducky
Peter Lesiuk
Kellee
George Hingie
W. Strank
J. Nychuk
Dan Kier
Andrew . Tanasychuk
Wm. Tanasychuk
Mike Tanasychuk
Russel Tanasychuk
Nick Ridochka
Mike M. Babbichuk
John Levitsky
Paul Yasonyk
Mike Bucklaschuk
Cash O. Fostakowski
S. Ukrainetz
Fred Belbas
C.G.I.T
Curling Club
Memorial Service Field
Canada
Ed Harris
Robert Cumming
Donald Christian
William Collins
Mastyn Gay
Frank Jackson
Peter Cage
Russell Preston
Peter Wilson
Thomas Young
Lawrence Collins
Wilfred Strong
William Woods
Leslie York
Everett Miller
Harry Partridge
Oswald Armstrong
Nelson Peden
George Strank
Alex Kozack
Bill Cluff
Henry Piasta
Frank Topolnnski
Mike Bidochka
Fred Bidochka
Audrey Moulson
Dave Maxwell
Nona Peden
Rev. Howson
Tferguson
Pool Elevator Association
Gordon Taylor
Binscarth
J. MacPherson
Prov
Womens
Winnipeg
U.S.C
University
Brandon
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