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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1989
Page
2
The Pas council invites applications for a fire chief position paying 32000 to 35000 dollars annually. The role includes organizing a 32 member volunteer fire department.
About 100 volunteers braved cool weather to clear Lake Katherine's shallow areas of discarded fishing lines and snagged lures. The event follows a previous summer loon death from a fishing lure, prompting park officials to declare Sunday June 4 Save the Loons Day.
Eveline Reid, principal at Macneill School, Dauphin, fears two teaching vacancies may go unfilled before September. She seeks candidates from a program with a 99.9 percent employment rate for graduates. Manitoba divisions like Dauphin Ochre face a shortage of French Immersion instructors amid urban rural choices and limited supply of qualified teachers.
The Guide of Killarney reports a large influx of pelicans at Killarney Lake for 1989. Wildlife biologist Bill Koonz of Natural Resources says the birds are likely sub-adults not yet ready to mate. Mature pelicans favor island nests on shallow lakes with existing big colonies at Lake Winnipeg, Lake Winnipegosis, and Kawinawa Lake.
LAC DU BONNET Determination to obtain a road connecting Red Lake Ontario and Lac du Bonnet continues as residents from both towns lobby for funding. Politicians say the process will take time but encourage ongoing efforts for a second emergency route and faster access to medical services and family visits during disasters.
The group outlines land drilling plans with public disclosure and community input. MHWMC will provide land ownership and site details at the village office. Drilling starts on road allowances then 2 to 6 acres analyzed. No expropriation. neighbors’ interests prioritized. public meetings scheduled.
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