Anniversary celebration marks 75 years of Bank of Toronto in Rossburn
The Bank of Toronto later TD Bank celebrates 75 years in Rossburn on October 8 and 9. A history recounts early 1906 talks for a local bank, multiple managers from C.R. Tucker to J.J. Hay, and the 1912 building with a 10170.15 construction cost. John Nicholson and Jack Hayes will attend with coffee, cake, and a cash draw.
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Rossburn
Bank of Toronto
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Duncan
Toronto
Scott
Portage la Prairie
Main Street
F.E. McArthur
Bank of
Pilot Mound
Morgan
Winnipeg
C.R. Tucker
Glenavon
Saskatchewan
Paton
J.J. Hay
C. Dawson
Swan River
Mr. Hay
C. Toland
K. Holmes
C.H. Langridge
H.H. Metcalf
W. Mohr
L. McLarty
Wm. Young
Toronto Dominion Bank
John Nicholson
Jack Hayes
Wolves kill calf at Lone Tree Farm near Rossburn
At 5 30 AM Wednesday September 23 three wolves mauled and killed a calf on Lone Tree Farm 40 miles south of Rossburn. Doug and Norm Andrew discovered the scene while rounding up cows and saw the wolves when they turned on a flashlight. The calf was warm and partly eaten after the wolves fled.
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Rossburn
Lone Tree
Doug
Norm Andrew
Norm
Roblin Russell PC Association elects officers
The Russell Leisure Centre hosted the founding meeting of the Roblin Russell Progressive Conservative Association. Lorne Boguski was elected President with Dr Verne Rosnoski as Vice President Doug Frost Hunt as treasurer and Val Olson as secretary Harry Enns spoke on resource development. The group scheduled an October 13 nominating convention in Roblin Memorial Hall for a candidate in the next provincial election. Wally McKenzie MLA said he would seek nomination for the new Roblin Russell constituency.
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Russell
Roblin-Russell Progressive Conservative Association
Birtle- Russell
Lorne Boguski
Roblin
Verne Rosnoski
Doug Frost-Hunt
Val Olson
P.C
Manitoba
Roblin Memorial Hall
Progressive Conservative
Wally McKenzie
M.L.A
Roblin Russell
Hunters must seek land access before autumn hunts
Manitoba wildlife officials urge 80 000 recreational hunters to obtain permission from landowners or occupants before hunting on private property this fall. The Wildlife Act bans hunting on private land without consent and notices hunters of crown land access should confirm leasing details and livestock presence. If contact fails, Property Ownership Maps are offered by Repromap Ltd and government offices to identify private versus public land across western and southern Manitoba with maps costing between 2.75 and 8 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Natural Resources
Harry Enns
Wildlife Act
Repromap Ltd
First Avenue
Dauphin
Kenora
Selkirk
Hecla
Virden
Brandon
Duck Mountain
Neepawa
Dauphin Lake
Riding Mountain
Century St
Pas
Thompson
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Rossburn Banking Institution
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