Delegates Named to Mast Convention and Board Actions
The Pelly Trail Board met November 23 at Angusville School with most trustees present. Five trustees Langford Collins McMurphy Michalyshyn Parabee were named to the MAST Convention, with the superintendent and secretary-treasurer. The board authorized bus and classroom equipment purchases, adopted transportation policy, and set a 1969 bus-order deadline. The meeting adjourned after approving several reports and plans.
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Pelly Trail Board
Angusville School
Schmitke
Minish
Hille
Reimer
Stevenson
Werbowski
Quinn
Special Services
Department of Education
Fouillard
Binscarth
Boundaries Commission
Langford, Collins
McMurahhy
Michalyshyn
Parabee
Pelly Trail
Tibbatts
Transportation Committee
Winnipeg
Russell - Inglis
Deer Head Competition Opens For Local Hunters
The Rossburn Game and Fish Association hosts the second annual Deer head competition open to all members. Heads must be submitted to the committee two days after the season closes, with sponsorship by the association.
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Rossburn Game and Fish Association
Orest Smycnuik Heads Curling Club
The Rossburn Men s Curling Club elected Orest Smycnuik as president and Don Stitt as vice president at its annual meeting held on Thursday evening November 21. Draw-master is Wm Silewich and a secretary treasurer was not named. A Cash Spiel is planned for December 13 14 15 as a mixed bonspiel. The annual bonspiel date is February 22 with discussion on mixed curling but no decisions made.
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Rossburn Men’s Curling Club
Orest
Lions Club Eighth Anniversary Party Draws Record crowd
The Lions Club marked its eighth anniversary at the Rossburn Town Hall with a large turnout. O Canada opened the evening, followed by grace. Lion Harold Metcalf reviewed the year, and attendance pins were handed to Don Erickson and Lloyd Willett. The event supported the Senior Citizens Housing project.
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Ing
Rossburn Town Hall
O Canada
Grace
Lion Bert McTavish
Lion Harold Metcalf
Don Erickson
Lloyd Willett
Senior Citizens
Variatones
Neepawa
Rossburn Lions
Jim Carson
Esterhazy
Sask
Jim Olson
Winnipeg
Bert Labassiere
Herb Fink
Melita
Cst
Bob Mow
Colin Stewart
Hamiota
Women’s Institute Visit to Silverton Event
Mrs Andy Moan Mrs Wilson Stitt Mrs Robert Alexander and Mrs Howard McIntosh travelled to Silverton for a Women’s Institute Live in held after Brandon. The event opened with O Canada and the creed followed by a thought for the day and a sing song enjoyed by all. Mrs Viola Coulter Silverton W I president gave the welcome address. Mrs Evans of Silverton introduced district president Mrs P Nowosad.
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Andy Moan
Wilson Stitt
Robert Alexander
Howard McIntosh
Silverton
Women’s Institute
Brandon
O Canada
Viola Coulter
W.I
Two Resolutions Proposed At Manitoba Municipal Convention
At the Union of Manitoba Municipalities convention in Winnipeg two Rossburn Rural Municipality resolutions were discussed. One urged financial help from Manitoba and Canada for damages from wildlife in Riding Mountain National Park including beavers elk and bears. The second noted highway load limits differ on Provincial Trunk Highways and provincial roads and called for consistent restrictions affecting municipal roads. Attending were Reeve John Mitchell and Councillors Joe Dnistransky Ernest Drul and William Hyra.
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Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Winnipeg
R. M. of
Rossburn
Riding Mountain National Park
Government of Manitoba
Government of Canada
Department of Highways
Manitoba
P.S.V
C.T
John Mitchell
Joe Dnistransky
Ernest Drul
William Hyra
Seminar Probes Local Problems In Rossburn
The Rossburn Chamber of Commerce and the Manitoba Department of Agriculture sponsored a two day seminar at the Rossburn Town Hall on November 24 and 25. About 45 residents discussed five main problem areas including leadership town rural communications Indian relations business quality and recreation. A plan to form an Area Development Conference was proposed to coordinate future community action.
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Rossburn Town Hall
The
Rossburn Chamber of Commerce
Man. Dept. of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
G. Fulford
Bruce McFarlane
Brandon University
Don Meadows
Bob Durston
Joan Dickin
McFarlane
Record cold and warm extremes cited in 1962 and 1958 data
Officials note unprecedented temperature spread with a high of 53 on November 26, 1962 and a low of 30 on November 29, 1958, marking extreme records for the period.
Hockey Meeting At Rossburn Elementary School
A meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday December 2 at Rossburn Elementary to discuss Minor and Intermediate Hockey for the coming season. Intermediates deadline is set for December 4 for league entry.
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P.m
Rossburn
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