Birds and beasts stage dramatic Saskatchewan tales
In Milo Marg Johnson misread a shock from an owl attack that left her bloodied and a 52 inch wingspan bird killed by a passerby. Dianne Moss filmed wildlife clashes with deer and horned rivals. Garry helped lassoo the beasts then pruning horns. The piece also notes bird books by Don Hooper and Alberta Atlas, purple martin towers in Deloraine, and a winter roundup of 1992 weather.
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Marg Johnson
Marg
Hydro
Milo
Mary
Carl
Dianne
Garry Moss
Corning
Garry
Janne
Carlyle
Don Hooper
Somme
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Deloraine Times
Star
Deloraine
Times and Star
Midwest Rec offers more family events this winter
Letter From Wingfield Farm brings family entertainment on Thursday January 28 at 8 00 p m Tickets available at the recreation office or from district businesses and at the door Prairie Theatre Exchange returns Sunday February 28 for a 7 00 p m performance of Lets Do Munsch Tickets are 5 00 and available from the recreation office or selected district businesses Country Dance Lessons start March 7 at the Hamiota Community Centre six classes run March 7 to April 18 in Kenton Oak River Miniota and Beulah from 2 00 to 5 00 p m with a break Instructors Tom and Phylis Isfeld from Melita teach dancing in Oak Lake Sessions have a per class and family rates Registration is encouraged Delmar Kirk offers woodcarving a small bird project with three class sessions both afternoon and evening Registration is limited to 764-2374 or 764-2876.
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Wingfield Farm
Prairie Theatre Exchange
PTE
Hamiota
Kenton
Oak River
Miniota
Beulah
Tom
Phylis Isfeld
Melita
Oak Lake
Delmar Kirk
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