Rural Council seeks 30 mph limit for Vista area
The Rural Municipality of Rossburn council met September 9 1969 with Reeve John Mitchell and four councillors. They approved a financial report and a $25 grant to the Rossburn Lions Club for dental services, passed two by laws, and asked highways to restrict Provincial Road 472 to 30 mph inside Vista while moving 50 60 mph signs outside town limits. The board also ordered a patch report on Patrol Caterpillar No 14 and approved bills totaling 5775.32 before adjourning to October 14 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
John Mitchell
Ernest Drul
William Hyra
Mervin Trakalo
Peter Kowal
Hyra
Drul
Drul — Trakalo
Department of Highways
Vista
Rossburn Collegiate Staff Members
Total enrollment at Rossburn Collegiate is 191. The staff list includes J Kerbrat teaching French and science related courses, L Kurchaba with Ukrainian and geography biology, G McKinnon science and chemistry, A Stevenson mathematics and biology, W E Stefanik principal with history guidance, B Vandarme typing and business subjects, H Huston language arts and various OE C courses, R Stupinsky as temporary replacement, C Durston English and guidance, M Chertia language arts and geography and English, T Kalechyn physical education and OE C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn Collegiate
H. Huston
O.E.C
Robert Stupinsky
Huston
Bursary Awarded to Verne Kawka for Agriculture Studies
Verne Kawka receives a $500 Manitoba Government bursary and enrolls in his third year of Agriculture at the University of Manitoba. He is also named resident don for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Kawka
Manitoba
Verne
University of Manitoba
Don
Golf Tournament This Sunday At Rossman Lake
The Rossburn Men's Golf Club invites all golfers to participate in the annual Fall Tournament at Rossman Lake Golf Course this Sunday September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossman Lake
Rossburn
Grindstone Point Area Declared Provincial Recreation Zone
A 63 805 acre expanse on the Grindstone Point Area western shore of Lake Winnipeg is reserved for future development as a provincial recreational area. The area includes 51 350 acres on the mainland at Grindstone Point 100 acres on Janora Island and 12 355 acres of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grindstone Point
Lake Winnipeg
Janora Island
Weather report notes brief hail with Saturday evening storm
The record describes mainly dry harvest weather with a severe thundershower Saturday evening and a brief hail event accompanying the downpour. No other significant weather changes are reported.
Passing of J N Mandziuk Q C
J Nicholas Mandziuk LL B Q C former M P for Marquette federal constituency died September 7 1969 at Winnipeg General Hospital after a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife Mary two daughters Sonja Bejzyk and Darcia Zemianski both of Winnipeg one son Edmon ton Alta six grandchildren and one brother William of Gilbert Plains. A full obituary will be published in a following issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nicholas Mandziuk
Marquette
Winnipeg General Hospital
Mary
O. Bejzyk
Sonja
E. Zemianski
Darcia
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Alta
William
Gilbert Plains
Thank-you to Milt Dunn for Minor Baseball Support
Rossburn Review thanks Milt Dunn of Strathclair for his many efforts aiding boys and players in the Mid-West Minor Baseball League area bounded by No 1 and No 10 and Riding Mountain National Park. Dunn is leaving the district, and his contributions as promoter are praised as the district seeks replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
No. 10
Riding Mountain National Park
Milt Dunn
Strathclair
Beausejour
Milt
Summer Inventory Program Completed
Dauphin Parkland Development Corporation reports its summer inventory program finished with strong results. Three university students oversaw major research projects to understand the region, while five high school girls conducted a comprehensive July August manpower survey with an 80 percent completion rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin — Parkland Development Corporation
Ron Kinney
Diane Pawluk Receives University Bursaries
Miss Diane Pawluk is awarded a Manitoba Government undergraduate bursary of 400 dollars and a University of Manitoba Board of Governors bursary of 260 dollars. She enters her second year in Arts at the University of Manitoba for the forthcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Pawluk
Manitoba
Board of Governors
University of Manitoba
Diane
Regional Plan Emphasis to Guide Manitoba Growth
Premier Ed Schreyer outlined a policy for balanced regional development with expanded roles for Manitoba regional development corporations. He urged joint action to craft comprehensive regional plans within a provincial framework, focusing on job creation, environment, social conditions, and balanced living standards across urban and rural areas. He noted Southern Manitoba as a key region and stressed transition from primary to secondary processing and from rural to urban society, with corporations driving local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
Fort Garry
Schreyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hyra — Trakalo
Trakalo — Hyra
Rossburn Lions Club
Manitoba Department of Health
Kowal — Drul
Hyra — Kowal
Trakalo
Kowal
Powell
J. Kerbrat
L. Kurchaba
G. McKinnon
A. Stevenson
W. E. Stefanik
Mr. B. Vandarme
C. Durston
M. Chertia
T. Kalechyn
Weather Report
J. N. Mandziuk
Q.C
Rossburn Review
Mr. Kinney
Parkland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!