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Rossburn Review

Location

Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 12, 1978

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Pelly Trail S D Trustee Elections Nominations

Nomination day was October 4 for Pelly Trail School Division trustees with races in Wards 2 4 and 8 while Wards 6 and 10 saw acclamations of one new and one incumbent trustee Ward 2 pits Cam Collins against David Klimack Ward 4 has James Langford facing Leonard Derkach Ward 6 includes incumbent Mike Antonow Ward 8 sees Paul Michalyshyn opposed by Marcel Sheeshka Ward 10 Lena Cote elected by acclamation Voting day is October 25 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Pelly Trail Cam Collins David Klimack James Langford Leonard Derkach Mike E. Antonow Paul Michalyshyn Marcel Sheeshka Lena Cote

Rossburn Junior High elects student council officers

The Rossburn Junior High student council elections were held on September 22 1978. Elected officers include President Maryann Kreshewski Vice President Chris Mohr Secretary Lori McKietiuk Treasurer Kim Smycniuk plus room reps Grave VI Beverly Willey Grade VI Nicolene Morris Grade VI K-Carol Gensiorek Grade VI P Grant Nychuk Grade VII Val Tanasychuk and Grade VIII Larry Tanasychuk.

Rossburn Junior High Maryann Kreshewski Chris Mohr Lori McKietiuk Kim Smycniuk Beverly Willey Nicolene Morris Carol Gensiorek Grant Nychuk Val Tanasychuk Larry Tanasychuk

Inefficiency continues in grain movement

The Wheat Board Advisory Committee met on September 25 1978 with nine members three commissioners and senior staff present. Producer deliveries total 2 454 000 tonnes versus 2 720 000 at the same date last year while exports rise about 9 5 percent. Transportation problems recur with a CN strike at Thunder Bay and rail crews disputing car delivery rights after arrival. Vancouver ships plants limited movement and Dunrea to Elgin area reports sporadic local delays.

Wheat Board C.N Thunder Bay C.N.R Vancouver Dunrea Elgin

Hunter Safety Clinic draws seventeen participants in area

Recreation notes 17 people show interest in a full day Hunter Safety Clinic in Nen Angusville. Fee four dollars per person. October 15 22 marks Leisure Opportunity Week in Manitoba with events at the Elementary School including Macrame Volleyball Hockey Fitness and Guitar Lessons. Call Rossburn or Angusville numbers for details.

Hunter Safety Clinic Nen Angusville Manitoba Hornets Flyers Recreation Office

Festival shifts to Binscarth for two years

The Northwestern Mar quette Festival moves to Binscarth for two years with Speech Arts sessions from November 13 to 17 at the Binscarth Theatre. Bilingual classes debut in Speech Arts and Music, adjudicated by Dr. Dennis Essar and Joyce Wilkinson, thanks to a donation from the Cultural Association of St Lazare.

Marquette Binscarth Dennis Essar Department of Brandon University Joyce Wilkinson Department of Education Cultural Association of

Parkland Ukrainian Pioneer Association Donor Acknowledgments

The Parkland Ukrainian Pioneer Association thanks donors for their gifts. Contributions include Dick Drul of Oakburn 50 dollars, Peter Hnatin of Vancouver 100 dollars, Nicholas Peech of Winnipeg 200 dollars, plus several Oakburn residents giving smaller amounts.

Parkland Ukrainian Pioneer Association Dick Drul Oakburn Peter Hnatin Vancouver B.C Nicholas Peech Wpg R. Kokorudz K. Krysowaty Nick Osadec

Manitoba Critical Home Repair Program Opens October 10

The Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation begins accepting applications for the Critical Home Repair Program on October 10. Minister J. Frank Johnston announced the revival after a January suspension to clear a backlog of 5,700. up to 2,500 new applications will be accepted with a $2.4 million budget, including $2 million for non repayable grants and forgivable loans.

Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation J. Frank Johnston

Rossburn Rural Council adopts motions at October meeting

The Rural Municipality of Rossburn held a regular session October 2 1978 in the council chambers. Officers approved minutes from September meetings and the September 1978 financial statement. They bid 97.00 for used radio equipment for the fire department and agreed to assist the Dept of Highways with beaver removal on the condition of liability and cost reimbursement. The secretary treasurer was named the representative to coordinate with other organizations.

Rossburn Wally Peleshok William Antonow Joe Crown Assets Disposal Corporation R.m.’S Dept. of Highways Dept. of

Largest carrot tops annual vegetable report

The week reports the largest carrot and notes this may be the final tally for big vegetables this year. The entry highlights carrot size and marks the season’s end for large harvests.

Cottingham Seeks Conservative Nomination in Portage-Marquette

Cliff Cottingham, 31, CEO of Birtle District Health Centre, seeks the Progressive Conservative nomination for Portage-Marquette. He is a former Birtle town councillor, Royal Canadian Legion and Red Cross official, and ex naval nurse with a health administration background. Citizens rally behind his candidacy.

Birtle Cliff Cottingham Portage-Marquette Birtle District Health Centre Cottingham Royal Canadian Legion Red Cross Royal Canadian Navy Victoria General Hospital Winnipeg Steinbach Eriksdale

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