Rossburn Village Council agenda items September October 1973
The Rossburn Village Council met in council chambers for a regular meeting October 11 1973 after the Court of Revision. Motions include adopting prior minutes, fire drills and pay rates, waiving Bingo Night rental, Sept utility report, Walter Muchasin building permit, purchasing remaining gravel, street renaming by law, fire alarm extension, accounts for Sept 73, and next meeting set for November 14 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Louis Kurchaba
Jack A. Secor
Harold Sion
Mike Baubie
Harry Drosdoski
Rossburn Venturers Group
Council
Rossburn Town Hall
Walter Muchasin
Rossburn Council Pushes PEP Funds For 11 Sub-Projects
The Rural Municipality of Rossburn held a special meeting on October 16 with Reeve John Mitchell presiding. The council unanimously approved submitting an application for PEP funds from the Provincial Job Office totaling $23,000 to support eleven sub-projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
John Mitchell
Ernest Drul
Wally Peleshok
Joe Dnistransky
Charles Derlago
Nuisance and Dog Control By-Laws Passed by Rossburn Council
The Rural Municipality of Rossburn enacts By-Law No. 987 regulating nuisance grounds and By-Law No. 988 imposing penalties on dog owners and those with dogs running at large. The meeting also discusses land description changes, pesticide cost sharing, fence definitions, and highway concerns including upgrading P.R. No. 577 and closing parts of former Highway No. 45. Regular session adjourns with committee plans and payment approvals for September 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Finance Committee
Unseasonably Hot Week Ahead of October Rains
Temperatures this past week stayed well above normal for late October and the weather remained dry. Occasional periods of very strong winds were the main unpleasant feature noted in the forecast.
Parkland Library Advisory Board Picks New Member
Bruce Danyluk acting general manager of Parkland Regional Development Corporation was appointed to the Parkland Library Advisory Board by Minister Laurent Desjardins. He replaces Ron Kinney who resigned, with 15 regional members advising on policy for a regional library system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Danyluk
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
Parkland Library Advisory Board
Laurent Desjardins
Datyiuk
Ron Kinney
Mary Prokopowich
Parkland
Manitoba
Public Library Service
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Rossburn Elementary Student Council Offers Halloween Escort
The Rossburn Elementary School Student Council will escort preschool children from door to door on Halloween night. Parents should call the Elementary School at 859 2138 to arrange the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Elementary School
Hallowe
Manitoba Allocates $1 Million to Farm PEP Program
The Manitoba government allocates one million dollars to reestablish Farm PEP under the provincial employment program. Implemented by the Department of Agriculture, the program offers labor grants up to 1000 dollars per approved project for qualifying farms. It targets farms with annual gross sales under 20 000 dollars to create improve or expand livestock facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Department of Agriculture
Farm Pep
Books In German And Ukrainian Now Available At Parkland Library
Parkland Regional Library introduces a pilot program supplying 400 foreign language titles from Toronto Public Library. Ukrainian 300 and German 100 books join novels poetry drama travel literature and biographies. The rental test gauges demand before regular multilingual purchases across 15 community depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkland Regional
Parkland
Toronto Public Library
Parkland Library
Parkland Regional Library Service
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
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Mike Antonin
Rossburn Town
Rossburn Venturers
Maple Leaf Construction Ltd
P.E.P
N.W
Rossman Lake
Peter Burtniak
P.R
Marco
Department of Highways
Dept. of Highways
P. R. No
Gee Lai
Ee Eatieememnneneans
Macemeen
Eereae Nea
Meine Aa Ae
Parkland Library Board
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