Manitoba Road Building Report Progresses Through 1949 50 Plan
Manitoba reports progress on a 7.4 million dollar 1949 50 road program. By season end grading gravel and initial surfacing are near completion on multiple trunk highways including No 75 Emerson Winnipeg and No 10, with final paving slated for 1950. Concrete work on No 75 advances toward longer reinforced sections.
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Manitoba
E. F. Willis
Brandon
Saskatchewan
Oak Lake
Virden
Emerson-Winnipeg
Canada
Department
North Dakota
Minnesota
University Crescent-St. Norbert
Nelson River Construction Company
St. Norbert Bridge
Brabant Brothers Limited
University Crescent
Morris
Sten Peterson
Emerson
Wadeboncoeur Construction Company
Morris-Emerson
R. Swail Coal and Cartage Company
International Peace Gardens
Swan River
Pas
Flin Filion
Minto-Boissevain
Carter Construction Company
Drowning at Maple Grove Beach Claims 17 Year Old
Walter Danyleyko a 17 year old of 545 Roseberry street Rossburn Man died after drowning at Maple Grove beach on the Red river in St Vital Winnipeg Free Press reports the incident occurred around 5 p.m. on Saturday while he swam with friend Steve Kudaka of Savoy hotel room 11 The body was recovered by St Vital police ten minutes after arrival aided by bystanders and officers An unverified post mortem was held and burial set for Rossburn Man neighbors and family expressed sympathy The report notes related civic projects on Duck Mountain Forest Reserve Grandview Baldy Road and local road work in 1950
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Bird River
Cat Lake
Manitoba
Winnipeg Cartage Company
Cranberry Portage
Cyprus
Maple Grove Beach
Red River
St. Vital
Walter Danyleyko
Roseberry Street
St. James
Lawrie Wagon and Carriage Company
Wall Street
Steve Kudaka
Savoy Hotel
Kudaka
Frank Dale
Edward Baker
G. Hibbert
J. Haddow
Telfer Avenue
Mike Tarnowsky
John Danyleyko
Rossburn
Man
Winnipeg Free Press
United Church
Pete’s Lake
J. R. Kovalevich
Winnipeg
Danyleyko
Whiteshill
Falcon Lake
Grandview-Baldy
Duck Mountain Forest Reserve
Rossburn Village to Hold Court of Revision in 1949
The Village of Rossburn Council will sit as a Court of Revision on September 20 1949 to revise the Electors Roll for 1949 50. A copy of the Electors Roll is posted at the Village Office for inspection and complaints must be filed with Clerk Allan Elvers before the Court date.
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Rossburn
Allan Elvers
Ressburn High School Raised To Status Of Collegiate Dept
The school expands to three teachers from two due to rising enrollment and updated curriculum. Miss R Rozec ki of Toulon joins Principal J E Murphy and L Sulymka on the high school staff. Basement space once a gym is renovated for science classes.
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Ressburn High School
R. Rozecki
Toulon
J. E. Murphy
L. Sulymka
D. McMillan
Rossburn 1949 Improvements Advancing In Village
Village improvements progress with cement sidewalk from town hall to Moffat’s Drug Store and street ditching on Third and Second Streets. Road work on Erickson-Rossburn-Russell line and widening of Victoria Ave near the bank are under way with travel expected in two weeks. Obituaries note Brown and Young memorials and a Halley’s Comet return promised for 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Town Hall
Moffat’s Drug Store
Dan’s Generals Store
Slon
Railway Ave
Pentecostal Church
Erickson-Rossburn-Russell
Victoria Ave
Bank of Toronto
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Douglas
Nelson River Construction Ltd
Brandon Oak Lake
R. Swail
Commonwealth Construction Company
Virden-Elkhorn
Evans Construction Company
Elkhorn
Bryan
Bowsman
Bowsman Construction
Crystal City
Pilot Mound
Stratton Engineering Company
Clearwater
Melita East
Woodside
Westbourne
Burnside
Woodlands
Lake Francis
Pine Falls
Steinbach-Sarto Corner
Hall’s Bridge
Griswold
Kenville-Durban
Seven Sisters
White Lake
Winnipeg River
Caribou Creek
Asselin Brothers
D. M. Varmey
Templeton’s
RazMah
Templeton
T.R.C
Ze Druc
Earl Moffat
Rossburn, Man
Jerry Genovey
Elaine Hutton
Lillian Boychuk
Helen Derlago
Brown
Robert Brown
Cleland’s General Store
Co-Op News
Bad
Doeskin
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