Rossburn Collegiate Staff for 1979 80
Rossburn Collegiate announces staff for the 1979 80 year with one new teaching member. Enrollment stands at 166 students. The report lists the staff and teaching leads by subject, including Mr W Dueck Math, Mr P Cooper English and PE, Mrs B Brown L A English, Mrs M Penner various courses, Mr J Poitras Science and Physics, Mr G Bayly French History English, Mr L Kurchaba Geography Biology Ukrainian, Mr J Samuels Social Studies and Math, Mr S Fleury Junior Occupational Program, and Principal Mr W E Stefanuk. Other roles include a staff adviser to the student newspaper and the Home and School coordinator. The year is split into two semesters.
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Rossburn
Oakburn
W. Dueck
P. Cooper
B. Brown
M. Pennering
J. Poitras
G. Bayly
L. Kurchaba
J. Samuels
S. Fleury
W.E. Stefanuk
V. McKietiuk
C. Wabash
N. Tanner
M. Ternovetsky
Rossburn Elementary Staff for 1979 80 School Year
Rossburn Elementary opens the 1979 80 year with 333 students in K to VIII and Special Education. The staff includes Principal D Shtykalo, Kindergarten C Ament, Primary I C Fleury, Secondary I L ve faz wT P wae, Primary 3 aes ey I, Maxwell Primary th, E Herman Primary III, J Kemnerey Primary, J Calder Grade IV, N Kalyniuk Grade IV, P Spraggs Grade V French V VIII, J Zurbyk Grade V VI Ukr V VIII, J Procyk Grade VI Science VI V VI, L L, Miss V.
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Rossburn
D. Shtykalo
C. Ament
C. Fleury
L. Ve Faz
Aesey
Maxwell
E. Herman
J. Kemnerey
J. Calder
N. Kalyniuk
Grant Approved for Native Teacher Aide Grants
Education Ministers Keith Cosens announced grants totaling 262 107 dollars to 14 school divisions and districts to cover the costs of native teacher aides during the spring term of 1979.
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Keith Cosens
Weather shift brings storms after long dry spell
The report notes a change in conditions with Sunday thunderstorms marking the loudest activity of the summer. Temperatures are given in Celsius and rainfall in millimetres, with readers invited to estimate inches by multiplying by four.
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Acre
Wheat Board Advisory Committee Meeting Report
The Wheat Board Advisory Committee met on September 4 1979 with eleven members three Commissioners and senior staff present. The board terminated A and B barley notes due to slow producer deliveries and lower than expected barley carryover. Lorne Parker proposed boosting Glenlea movement to prevent producers from ceasing Glenlea cultivation. Exports for the first month of the new crop were noted.
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Mitchell
Donn Mitchell
Wheat Board
Glenlea
Lorne Parker
Gleniea
Volunteer Leaders Desperately Needed for Rossburn Scouting
A Rossburn scouting meeting on Sept 10 outlined serious rent issues and a looming dissolution if leaders do not join. The movement lists Beavers to Pathfinders with groups for Brownies and Guides. organizers seek volunteers and urge attendance at 8 p.m. Sept 18 at Rossburn Elementary School.
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Rossburn
Turers
Rovers
Guides
Farmers urged to claim waterfowl damage relief
Agriculture Minister Jim Downey announced negotiations for a renewal of the waterfowl crop depreciation compensation program for 1979. Farmers whose grain fields are damaged by migratory waterfowl should contact their nearest Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation agent 48 hours before harvest for an adjustment and appraisal.
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Jim Downey
Downey
Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation
Leisure Opportunities Week Promises Film Events
Next week celebrates Leisure Opportunities Week with posters advertising events from September 17 to 22. The Recreation Dept will show two films on Friday September 21 featuring Woody Allen in Play It Again Sam and Charlie Chaplin in The Gold Rush.
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Woody Allan
Charlie Chaplin
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Rossburn Collegiate
P. Spraggs
J. Zurbyk
J. Procyk
L.L
Manitoba
Meee Zarmo Necreation
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