Rural Municipality of Rossburn Council Sees School District Actions
The Sept 8 1964 council meeting lists members Reeve Alex Cleland Morley Brown Wm Hyra Mike Gawryluk and Joe Dnistriansky. They approve August financials appoint Frank Zegalski as arbitrator over Olha No 1243 dissolution and transfer to Oakburn No 255, and defer Mohyla No 1495 request. By-Law 888 on nominations and elections passes. Meeting adjourns to Oct 7 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Alex Cleland
Morley Brown
Wm. Hyra
Mike Gawryluk
Joe Dnistrensky
Gawryluk
Hyra
Dnistransky
Frank Zegalski
Olha
Oakburn
Gawryluk -—- Dnistiansky
Mohyla
Board of Trustees
S.D
Brown
Gawryluk — Brown
Dnistiansky
Collegiate News Plans and Student Elections Preview
The High School resumes magazine subscriptions and renewal drives next week. Three students Warren Brown Peace Gardens Lesia Kaban Gimli Robert Stupinsky Ontario report on their trips in upcoming issues. Football uniforms are purple and yellow. Two Student Council slates Purple Banner and Gold Banner announce campaigns with officers listed. Campaign speeches September 16 and elections September 18. Graduation on October 3 at Rossburn Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Brown
Peace Gardens
Lesia Kaban — Gimli
Robert Stupinsky
Ontario
Loretta Hrysak
Marlaine Brown
Gloria Koste
Robert Stannicky
Colleen Major
Alice Maydaniuk
Pat Matusko
Angusville-Foxwarren Wins Provincial Juvenile Title
Angusville Foxwarren defeated Morden 8 to 7 after a 17 run win earlier in the finals to clinch the Manitoba provincial Juvenile Baseball title. Winning pitcher Brian McFaulley earned credit in the decisive game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morden
Angusville
Angusville—Foxwarren
Brian Mcfauley
Bridal Shower Honors Helen Miller
A miscellaneous bridal shower was held August 28 in the Hall honoring Helen Miller, bride elect for September 5. Helen entered to Here Comes The Bride and was escorted to a decorated chair by Lynn Barlow. Her mother and sister Anne were seated with her, and corsages were pinned after Lynn read the address. Bonnie Chegwin dressed as a nurse and Doug Clayton brought gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Miller
Helen
Lynn Barlow
Vista U C W Meets Grace Turnbull Guest at Vista
The Vista United Church Women held a Sept 2 meeting at Mrs. Wm. Stitt’s home with nine members and three visitors. Grace Turnbull of Binscarth, vice president for the area, attended as guest and led a devotional on God In Nature. Members approved continuing Surprise Suppers as a fund raiser and offered church plates for sale. Donations to the fall bazaar were received. Next gathering is Oct 7 at Mrs. M. Miller’s home with Mary Stitt leading the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church
Grace Turnbull
Vista U.C.W
Wm. Stitt
L. Thompson
God
Binscarth
U.C.W
Clayton
Jack Miller
Vista Church
Rossburn UCW Meeting Notes September Session
The September UCW meeting in the United Church annex on September 8, led by Mrs. Lorna Veitch, drew sixteen members. Devotions by Mrs. McKnight and Mrs. McIntosh focused on The Threefold God. plans included sending a thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart of Carman for furniture, catering for the Co-op Elevator dinner, donating judge tickets for the Agricultural Fair, and painting the manse bathroom. a Bible Study with Rev. Fulford will begin October 15, with lunch served by hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn U.C.W
UCW
United Church
Stewart
Carman
Williamson
G. Fulford
L. McKnight
A. Fulford
IL Taylor
Ladies Host Tea Acknowledges Helen and Guests
A tea event hosted by Mrs. Isabel Miller and Mrs. Bessie McDonald honored Helen with thanks from 65 ladies who signed the guest book. Attendees joined in singing For She's A Jolly Good Fellow and enjoyed a dainty lunch after tea served from silver pots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Isabel Miller
Bessie McDonald
Visiting Golfer Tops Local Fall Open Tournament
Cool weather greeted golfers at the Rossburn Golf Club fall tournament held Sunday. G Brown of Birtle led the Championship Flight with 42 34 38 for 114. Frankie Clement of Russell won the First Flight with 47 40 for 87. Les Major earned the Most Honest Golfer title with 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Golf Club
Birtle
G. Brown
Lp Flight
N. Major
H. Slow
A. Skokan
B. Joiner
L. Hogberg
D. Cleland
D. Hamilton
W. Miscavish
L. Erickson
Frankie Clement
Russell
F. Clement
G. Loewen
K. Reavie
A. Webb
R. Veitch
A. Bulger
L. McLeod
J. Andrew
D. Luhowy
D. Joiner
E. Leifer
D. Reid
R. Bulger
O. Smycniuk
D. Smith
F. Melnyk
G. Elvers
B. Brusegard
G. Major
R. Locke
E. Lussier
S. Veitch
R. Stupinsky
Les Major
Funeral held for John Robert Carson in Rossburn
John Robert Carson 50 died Sept 2 1964 at Rossburn Memorial Hospital. Funeral Friday Sept 4 at Rossburn United Church with Rev G Fulford officiating. Rossburn Legion attended. pallbearers were Bert Mitchell Wesley Williamson Rodney Nield Dave Cleland Aubrey Stickney Ronat Veitch. Survived by wife Louise and children Wayne Beth, Rossburn. He leaves his mother Mrs Minnie Carson and sister Lizzie Cleland, both of Birdtail. He served in the Royal Canadian Service Corps 1940 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn United Church
John Robert Carson
Rossburn Memorial Hospital
G. Fulford
Rossburn Legion
Bert Mitchell
Wesley Williamson
Rodney Nield
Dave Cleland
Aubrey Stickney
Ronat Veitch
Mr. Carson
Rossburn
Carson
Horace Carson
Royal Canadian Service Corps
Europe
Louise Short
Shoal Lake
Sharman
Louise
Wayne
Beth
Minnie Carson
Alex Cleland
Lizzie
Birdtail
Clarence
Winnipeg
Elmer
Edmonton
Plea to Save Mountain Ash Trees on Town Hall Lawn
A town letter requests the Town Hall Committee to inspect and care for the Mountain Ash trees on the lawn. The writer notes branches dying and dull red berries, fearing loss of the fall display and asking for expert advice or nursery guidance to save the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Hall
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Rural Council
Collegiate News
Rossburn Town Hall
Foxwarren
Fair Board
K. Elvers
Doc Sasyniuk
J. Wilson
F. Andrews
O. Elvers
T. Bell
V. Hodgkinson
S. Craig
L. Sladek
D. Ross
W. Brown
T. Acres
Weather Report
Taabotay
Eggae
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