October Meeting of Rural Council Confirms Finance and Grant
The Rural Municipality council met October 11 in the Council Chambers with Reeve Alex Cleland and members Morley Brown William Hyra Mike Gawryluk and Joe Dnistransky present. The September 30 financial report was adopted and a 25 grant to the Children’s Aid Society of Western Manitoba for 1966 was approved. The group adjourned to November 8 1966 at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Cleland
Morley Brown
William Hyra
Mike Gawryluk
Joe Dnistransky
Hyra
Dnistiansky
Brown
Gawryluk
Paget
Children's Aid Society of
Western
Manitoba
Brown — Gawryluk
City council questions and tender concerns raised
A reader replies to Mayor Wladyka’s letter in Oct 13 issue. He questions council attendance at a meeting, contractor choices, and keeping work local while noting sand tenders and local bids. He thanks the mayor for answering one question and asks about others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wladyka
C & C Construction
Conway
Local Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Minutes Review
The September Hospital Auxiliary meeting at Janice McFeeters home included 18 members and 1 visitor. Officers reported. plans for a Fall Rummage Sale on Oct 19 and a Christmas Bazaar in November were approved. a bursary was split between Pat Matusko and Josephine Budz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice McFeeters
Anne McIntosh
Jessie Caldwell
Vi McKietiuk
Avis Stitt
Barb Fink
Jeanette Labossiere
Doris Caldwell
Pat Matusko
Josephine Budz
Jessie Willett
Kietiuk
Sonia Melnyk
Avis
Jean Lawless
Anne Slow
Vista Women's Institute Meeting Amid Fall Activities
The Vista Women s Institute held its meeting at the V home with all members present. The group planned a drive to collect used clothing for overseas refugees and requested donations at Young s Cafe through October. The social hour followed a lunch hosted by the members inviting district ladies to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agai
Young’s Cafe
Ressburn Scouts To Commence Meetings
The Scouts will hold an organizational meeting in the Collegiate Auditorium on Wednesday October 26 at 7 15 PM. All interested Scouts are urged to attend. Former Scouts are asked to wear their uniforms.
Third UCY Meeting and Upcoming Dance Plans
The 3rd UCY meeting on October 17 opened with The Lord’s Prayer. A dance on October 9 netted $120 profit. A dance is planned for October 28. The next meeting is set for November 1 and the session closed with a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.C.Y
Rossburn U C W Regular Meeting Held in Church Annex
The October meeting of the Rossburn United Church Women was held in the church annex with 19 members present. Devotional theme Goodness of God from Psalm 65, reports of sick and visiting committees, plans for a Manse furnishings fund, and events including a Tea and Bazaar on October 22 and Legion banquet November 11. Committees formed, study groups to begin, choir gowns received, Explorer Group led, posters for Bazaar and Tea to be made, donations requested. Benediction closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn U.C.W
Ronald Hamilton
Armstrong
Williamson
Angusville Church
Explorer
G. Lawless
E. Brown
Graduation Exercises Highlight Perry Trail School Grads
On October 8 1966 Perry Trail School Division held graduation in Russell Community Hall. The Rossburn Collegiate grads include Marlaine Brown Phillip Brown Warren Brown Josie Budz Lorne Hachkowski Cecelia Kambertz Gloria Kostesky with plans ranging from United College to nursing meteorology business studies and secretarial careers.
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Perry Trail
Russell
Rossburn
Marlaize Brown
United College College of
Warren Brown
Brandon College
Warren
Josie Budz
Misercordia Hospital
Josie
Lorne Hachkowski
M.T
Hach
Cecelia Kambertz
Success Business College
Regina
Cecelia
Gloria Kostesky
Angus School of Commerce
Winnipeg
Adults Recreation Club Forming Under Rossburn Commission
The Rossburn Recreation Commission plans an Adults Recreation Club with volleyball badminton basketball and table tennis. Leagues will form and games run one or two nights weekly based on turnout. Interested participants should contact Les Andrew or Don Erickson by October 28 to join. a small membership fee will apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Recreation Commission
Les Andrew
In-Service Training For Manitoba Secondary Teachers
An in service training session was held for secondary teachers from the Pelly Trail Birciail River and Fort la Boise divisions in Strathclair on Wednesday October 12. The program replaced the former Teachers' Convention and plans are under way for two more days of in service sessions during the next school year. Teachers chose the section to attend and discussed actively with emphasis on the University Entrance Course while Social Studies 301 Economics 301 were included.
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Pelly Trail
Birciail River
Fort la Boise
Strathclair
Ressburn Recreation Grants Applications Open
The Ressburn Recreation Commission invites written applications for assistance from the Recreation Grants. Substantiating information is required. Grants may support sports groups or mentors and are paid to the Village Council via the Department of Welfare for community recreation programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Welfare
Bingo Winners and Jackpot At Portage La Prairie
Bingo results list multiple winners on October 12 with prizes from 4 to 15 dollars and a tie. Wayne Glushka wins the October 19 jackpot at 230 dollars, with several participants named and several ties noted across the two dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Lazaruk
Frank Mushumanski
Mike Verbowski
Debbie Shmyr
Steve Trakalo
Frank Zegalski
Andrew Kozack
Elmer Belbas
Nick Kurchaba
Matt Chicheluk
Matt Olynyk
Cliff Hamilton
Walter Koral
Steve Maydaniuk
Mike Nowosad
Rose Matiation
John Klym
Ann Shust
Leonard Lazaruk
Wayne Glushka
Harry Kuz
Portage la Prairie
Marian Mitch
Nick Maryniuk
Jean Maliation
Bill Kuz
Bill Hryciuk
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Dnistiansky - Hyra
Ae “ Editor
Vista Women’s Institute Meeting
Ressburn
GRADS
Adult Recreation Club
Partici
Pating
Ressburn Recreation Commission
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