Lions Telethon in Westman Parkland March 5 2000
The Westman Parkland Lions host their seventh annual Telethon on CKX TV from 1 to 7 p.m. with a noon hour preview Feb 28 to March 3 on CKX and Pulse News. A silent auction Feb 25 26 at Brandon Shoppers Mall supports Lions Foundation of Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario grants for sight hearing medical care and equipment. The Foundation funds aid to ill or disabled residents needing out of province care transportation lodging and equipment, funded by Telethon proceeds and matching grants from local Lions clubs.
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World Day of Prayer service at Roblin Free Methodist Church
The Free Methodist Church hosts a World Day of Prayer service on Friday March 3 at 7 30 p m in Roblin Canadian Christians unite to pray and act for social justice The Indonesian prepared liturgy centers on Talitha cum Young Woman Stand Up The event emphasizes faith in Jesus Christ and empowering young women with a message from 2 Timothy Indonesia’s youth population is over 50 percent under 20 years old.
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Weeklies to Host Graduation Delay Sparks Safety Fears
The Dauphin Herald reports the DRCSS Class of 2000 graduation may shift from June 24 to June 27 to finalize awards. Parents fear late ceremonies could prompt post event parties with drinking and driving concerns. The Grandview Exponent notes the Comets finished third with a 12 4 season, set for MAHAC semifinals against Foxwarren after beating Kamsack.
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Charges Dismissed in Manitoba Penning Case Twist
A Minitonas farmer, John Eisner, faced Wildlife Act charges that were dismissed after he argued the deadline to remove about 75 elk and deer from an 800 hectare enclosed compound was unfair. The case spurred debate over penned hunting as authorities claimed the animals were trapped. Eisner had refused to release them previously.
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