Roblin resident Betty Nykyforak nets Make A Difference Award
Betty Nykyforak of Roblin has received the Lieutenant Governor's Make A Difference Community Award for the Parkland region. The honor will be presented at Winnipeg Volunteer Centre's 21st annual Volunteer Awards Dinner on April 21.
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Roblin
Betty Nykyforak
Parkland
Winnipeg
Betty
Roblin Agricultural Society
Parkland Sport Council
Kidsport
New Hall Building
Ukrainian Cultural Society
Mark 69 Children’s Legacy Park
Heather Fisher
Nykyforak
Rural papers spotlight makers of music and quilts
The Slave Lake Leader profiles a self taught auto mechanic who crafts banjos guitars fiddles and unique instruments from his Alberta home selling to Newfoundlanders and British Columbians. The Swan River Star and Times features a versatile master quilter whose award winning pieces use diverse fabrics and techniques.
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Slave Lake
Alberta
Swan River Star and Times
Neighbourly Quilting Leader Guides Craft Groups and Trips
Meadow Lake residents join a winter mission trip to the Dominican Republic to repair a medical clinic homes and a children's camp. The Brow leader emphasizes pee labour and personal growth with ages 14 to 99 allowed and the value of helping those in need. The group reflects Canadian appreciation and community faith across editions.
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Dominican Republic
Meadow Lake
Saskatchewan
Northern Pride
Tait
Canada
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