Wawanesa School Band Tours North Dakota
The Wawanesa Senior band toured North Dakota from April 15 to 16, performing in Dunseith Rugby Grand Forks and Devil's Lake with about 40 students and eight chaperones. Fundraising cheese covered variable costs, leaving some students free of charge and others paying up to 75 dollars.
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United States
Wawanesa Bright
Dunseith
North Dakota
Rugby
Grand Forks
Devil’s Lake
Carol Ross-Harms
Keith Murray
Henry Booy Wins Glenboro Gazette Early Bird Renewal
Henry Booy of Glenboro is awarded a free five year subscription after winning the Early Bird Renewal draw. The drawing occurred at 5 p.m. on Friday May 17.
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Glenboro
Census Finds Decline in Manitoba Farms Amid Larger Trends
The 2001 Census of Agriculture released May 15 2002 shows Canadawide farm numbers fell 11 percent from 1996 to 246923. Manitoba's farms in operation dropped 13.6 percent while average farm size rose to 891 acres and large farms over 250000 in gross revenue grew 40.8 percent. Diversification continues with more cattle and hogs despite fewer operations.
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Canada
Manitoba
Pei
Glenboro School Adopts Omnibus Game Pinball Sport
Glenboro School introduces a new Omnibus Game activity funded by the Glenboro Branch of Westoba Credit Union. The sport, created by Mario Demers in Quebec, uses teams of four in three squads and emphasizes cooperation over individual play.
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Westoba Credit Union
Mario Demers
Quebec
Demers
Federation of Safety In Sports
Canada
Japan
Glen Tosh
Gazette
Maria Berry
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