Rossburn Village Council Adopts Sewer Lagoon First Reading
The Rossburn council held a regular meeting on September 11 1975 with Mayor Louis Kurchaba and councillors Drosdoski Slow Lee and Plaister. They approved minutes, supported a new salary point system, sought planning scheme cost factors, discussed King Street subdivision terms, and authorized a $10 Salvation Army donation. By-Law 506 for sewer lagoon expansion received first reading and was sent to the Municipal Board for approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossburn
Louis Kurchaba
Harry Drosdoski
Harold Slow
Barrie Lee
Rick Plaister
Municipal Board
Weather Delays Harvest As Rain and Wind Hit Fields
After a week of warm dry weather harvesting halted by heavy rain and strong winds beginning Wednesday, rain continues Thursday morning. Council approves tax roll additions and authorizes charges for new assessments, with funds of 270,795.28 to be paid and a meeting adjourned to October 9 at 7 30 p m.
Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary of Henry and Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of Winnipeg House Brandon formerly of Rossburn Manitoba celebrated their Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary on Saturday August 23 with over a hundred relatives and friends in attendance. Mrs. R. J. Alexander of Winnipeg attended. Lizzie served as bridesmaid in 1915. Henry's brother Jack of Vista was present. Mrs. Miller wore a pale blue gown with a corsage of white roses and forget-me-nots. the table featured a white and blue wedding cake and gladioli display.
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Henry Miller
Winnipeg House
Brandon
Rossburn
Manitoba
R. J. Alexander
Eva
Winnipeg
Lizzie
Henry
Jack
Vista
Family welcomes new births across Canada and Manitoba
Tanya Elizabeth born August 1 in Winnipeg to DUECK family August 15 arrival announced. Guilcher welcomes Shaun Thomas born September 11 to Tom and Jan Guilcher of Churchill Manitoba weighing 7 lbs 4 oz. Stella Mary born September 11 1975 to Mr and Mrs Ir win Yaskiw of Fort St John BC weighing 6 lbs 1% oz. Grandparents named. wide circle attended with music and poetry interludes. Miller hosts express thanks to attendees for a joyful gathering.
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Dueck
Christopher Stephen
Tanya Elizabeth
Nita
Walter
Guilcher
Tom
Jan Guilcher
Churchill
Man
Shaun Thomas
Joe Borowski
Rossburn
Thomas E. Guilder
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Yaskiw
Cst
Irwin Yaskiw
Mary Ellen Morrison
Fort St. John
B. C
Oakburn 4-H Garden Club Achievement Day
The Oakburn 4-H Garden Club held its Achievement Day on Friday August 29 with 12 members displaying vegetables. Mr May judged the vegetables as David Peech won the potato project, Blaine Lazaruk and Brent Stebeleski were reserve for Garden, Ricky Lucyshyn received a 5-year certificate, Theodore Shwaluk a 6-year seal, and 8-year seals went to David Peech Pat Schwaluk and Ellen Muzylewski. Junch was served to conclude.
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Oakburn
May
Lowe
Blaine Lazaruk
Brent Stebeleski
Ricky Lucyshyn
Theodore Shwaluk
David Peech
Pat Schwaluk
Ellen Muzylewski
Junch
Oddities in Th Review Highlight Garden Produce
Mrs. Elvie Cameron’s garden yields potatoes growing on a vine and two heavy carrots weighing 1 lb 6 oz combined. The report notes unusual vegetable behavior and a notable harvest from her plot.
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Elvie Cameron
Brandon Presbytery Meeting Attended by Penny in Dauphin
Rev. Brian Penny attended the Brandon Presbytery meeting in Dauphin last Wednesday. He was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Walter Armstrong who visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Frith.
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Brian Penny
Brandon Presbytery
Dauphin
Walter Armstrong
Jim Frith
Kinnikinnick Bear Berry Guides Life on Park Ground
Riding Mountain National Park notes Kinnikinnick or bear berry Arctostaphylos Uva ursi as a common plant in open wooded areas. It indicates poor soil conditions, forms a low evergreen mat, bears feed on red berries, and the plant serves soil erosion control and various traditional uses.
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Riding Mountain Park
Kinnikinnick
Raffle for Color TV Clock Radio Polaroid Funding Lounge
A staff sponsored raffle at Ross burn Hospital aims to raise funds for a color television for the patients lounge. Tickets are sold by staff members and the draw occurs on October 31. Proceeds support the colored TV purchase.
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Rossburn Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Municipal Planning Branch
William Hryevik
King Street
Appleby and
Chappell
Office of the Fire Commissioner
Manitoba Water Services Board
Douglas Joiner
Shoal Lake Hospital District No. 7
District Health Board
Manitoba Municipal Secretary-Treasurers’ Association
Shoal Lake
Salvation Army
Weather Report
Gordon Bateman
Cordie
Wes
Vancouver
Washington
Arthur Galvin
Dollie
Les
Robert
Colleen
Valerie
Neepawa
Bernard Miller
Merrilyn
Ruth
Minnedosa
Dorothy Owens
Fred Plante
Hazel
Cheryl
John H. Galvin
Marian
Ottawa
Gervin Miller
Smithers
Bernard
Marvin
Dynna
Bethel Temple
Riding Mountain National Park
Color
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