Great Interest In Local Science Fair
The annual Science Fair drew about 120 projects from around 400 students and over 300 visitors. Eighteen judges including Mrs Komhyr and Mr Jackson volunteered, with Rossburn Lions Club donating 50 toward prizes. Winners span kindergarten to grade 8 across subjects such as energy, electricity, animals, birds, and space, with many advancing to the Divisional Science Fair in Oakburn on February 9.
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Komhyr
Berney
Carson
Warburton
Jackson
Randy Komhyr
Bob Lonsberry
Lorna Hemeryck
Bartko
Schoonbaert
Lepischak
Penny
Cst
Dan Dauphnee
Fleury
D. Kudlowich
Veitch
Antonin
Darcy Kozack
Barry Mackedenski
Space
Sandra Stitt
Carol Cameron
Blaine Veitch
Kevin Veitch
Dave Peech
Matthew Charney
Gordie Herchak
Laurie Aylwin
Diane Walmsley
Oakburn
Meeting of Manitoba Pool Elevators Sub-D District Councils
A gathering of Sub-District Councils from Birdtail Rossburn and Oakburn is set for Rossburn Town Hall basement on Wednesday February 7 at 2 p.m. Speakers will be in attendance. All members urged to attend.
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Manitoba
Birdtail
Rossburn
Oakburn
Waywayseecappa Gets PEP Grants For Community Projects
Premier Ed Schreyer announced that 11 northern Manitoba communities and 15 Indian bands received winter work grants under the Provincial Employment Program totaling 312,202. The funds support community betterment, providing about 470 man-months of work. Waywayseccappo gets 9,080 for indigent house repairs and 3,200 for a rink dressing room.
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Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
P.E.P
Motel Opens in Rossburn on Mountain Avenue
Rossburn welcomes the Double H Motel on Mountain Avenue with eight units ready for guests. The new facility provides phone and TV in each room, serving travelers beginning Thursday February 1. Reservations can be made by calling 859 2059 in Rossburn.
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Rossburn
Double H
Mountain Avenue
Regional Development Priorities To Be Discussed
More than forty delegates are expected at a Dauphin banquet on February 1 to discuss regional development priorities. Sponsored by Parkland Regional Development Corporation, the meeting follows Manitoba Government Regional Analysis Program outputs, with responses expected from Hon. Peter Burtniak. The Parkland Board, RAP committee leaders, school officials, and provincial department reps will attend at La Verendrye restaurant. Parkland’s combined community and regional reports are available upon request.
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Dauphin
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
Manitoba
Parkland Board of Directors
R.A.P
la Verendrye
Parkland Development Corporation
Helen Henderson To Instruct Oakburn Group
The Oakburn Ukrainian choral group will receive vocal lessons from Mrs. Helen Lazaruk Henderson, director of Canada's National Ukrainian Festival Choir and St. George's Ukrainian Orthodox Church Choir. Lessons start Monday February 5 at Oakburn Elementary School from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. in Dauphin.
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Oakburn
Manitoba
Helen Lazaruk-Henderson
Canada
St. George’s
Dauphin
Buck Matiowski
Community Recreation Branch
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Hornets Rally Ends In Overtime Loss To Shoal Lake
Rossburn Hornets dropped a pair of North Central hockey games with Russell and Shoal Lake. In Russell on Sunday Rossburn led 4-1 after two periods but fell 6-5 in overtime as Shoal Lake recovered late. Dwaine Lawless scored thrice for Rossburn, Marcel Mongrain led Russell with three goals, and key injuries hampered Rossburn late.
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Rossburn Hornets
Russell
Shoal Lake
Russell Rams
Rossburn
Ken Robinson
Ed Williams
Dwaine Lawless
Larry Huston
Ron Lamabe
Lynn Beaton
Marcel Mongrain
Tom Kearns
Dennis Deschamps
Peter McLeod
Barrie Ross
Terry Kearns
Rams
Mervin Bodnarchuk
Hornets
Dougall
Wowryk
Barie
Lawless
Huston
Yanyk
Lamabe
Person
Denis Martin
Susinski
White
Taylor Banne
Hamilton
Kachur
Taylor
Beaton
Major
Weather Report on mild March conditions continues
The weather report notes extremely mild conditions persist with temperatures remaining near normal for early March. The report emphasizes stable conditions, with no extreme highs or lows expected in the near term, reflecting typical early spring patterns.
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Shereen Samuels
Electricity
Dwayne Ford
Allan Gawryluk
Arnold Hryciuk
Tracy Kalyniuk
Pamela Belinski
Marianne Hryciuk
Birds
Barry Schaworski
Larry Tanasychuk
Air
Brenda Brykaliuk
Brian Barnesky
Grant Mitchell
Myra Verbowski
JoAnn Antonin
Sharon Kreshewski
Kelly Kostecki
Karen Maxwell
Perry Brown
Evelyn Ford
Cindy Melnyk
Marilyn Kurchaba
Janet Sedor
Terry Lowtis
Ray Zegalski
Bees
Barbara Maxwell
Shelley Matus
Brenda Chuckrey
Fish
Carl Husack
Doug Husack
Gary Pomehichuk
Snakes
Janean Johnston
Laura Mitchell
Perry Borowski
Gerald Bidochka
Mark Stefanuk
Barry Tanasychuk
Noland Morris
Chris Radford
Dwain Hersack
Wayne Gensorek
Carey Yaskiw
Electrons In Action
Randy Woycheshin
Kim Pawluk
Clarence Frieze
Morley Kostecki
Donald Heindle
Electric and Atomic Energy
Bonnie Chegwin
Rev. Chuhai
Faye Bilinsky
Mervin Bilinsky
Volcanoes
Pat Antonin
Linda Hryciuk
Brenda Pomehichuk
Linda Kostesky
Deb Peleshok
Lepidoptera
JoAnn Dnistransky
Beef and Dairy Cattle
Eugene Barnesky
Trapping
Waywayseecappa
Peter Burtniak
Helen Henderson
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Rivers
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Deep Lake Warden Station