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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 25, 2000
Page
2
Fred McGuinness observes a Tamiasciurus hudsonicus squirrel in midwinter Canada. He notes its nonhibernating habits, diet including nuts seeds fungi and mushrooms, and its impact on his workshop and snowplow driveway. Deer crossing hazards and a hopeful note about seed catalogs conclude the column.
A Simmental cow on Woycheshin Farm near Randy Tracy Jamie and Craig delivered triplet calves on February 21. The calves are healthy and thriving. The farm also reports several sets of twins and a busy spring with many new lambs. Craig started a pig-raising business with 60 pigs.
Manitoba students participate in SEVEC exchange programs to boost bilingual skills and cultural understanding. Near 2,000 students this year will practice French and share perspectives, with organizers praised for high quality. SEVEC notes since 1936 over 265 000 participants have joined during school year and summer.
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