4-H beef club runners-up from Rossburn in regional show
Colette Olyarnyk and Jason McFeeters of the Rossburn 4-H Beef Club were seniors runners-up in the regional two person visual presentation contest in Brandon with the Burglar Alarms topic. The item also notes a Brandon ad offering Winnipeg Jets playoff tickets with tire purchase and references ongoing playoff status.
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Colette Olyarnyk
Jason McFeeters
Rossburn
Brandon
Area
Winnipeg Jets
Former Angusville correspondent returns to Rossburn Review
Vicky Kalynuk resumes Angusville social news duties replacing Mary-Ann Chuchmuch with thanks for her work. Rossburn Review lists three staff reporters, seeks new corner contact, and notes no current Rossburn correspondent. Also mentions Melvin Barnesky winning $100 fertilizer and upcoming Meville Millionaires bingo fundraiser offering $100,000 in prizes.
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Vicky Kalynuk
Angusville
Mary-Ann Chuchmuch
Melnyk
Mary-Ann
Kalynuk
Rossburn
Meville Millionaires
Saskatchewan
Melville Stadium
Reading the Weeklies highlights regional events May 10
The Roblin District Health Centre hosted an open house on May 10 for Canada Health Day with 125 guests signing the book plus 30 to 40 Goose Lake High School students. Volunteers planted about 3,500 white spruce at Assissippi Park on May 4 raising around $650. A Sea Horse skeleton was found at Pelican Lake, with Natural Resources studying its origin. Other notes cover harness racing season kicks off May 25 at Virden, a new fire truck for Lac du Bonnet, a damaged fertilizer truck at Carberry, a Neepawa hog processing project under consideration, a move for Wild Kingdom Game Farm, WGTA amendments proposed by Transport Minister Don Mazankowski, and a series of historical May dates.
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Roblin District Health Centre
Florence Nightingale
Goose Lake High School
Assissippi Park
Grain Transportation Agency expands producer seats and duties
The Senior Grain Transportation Agency will gain eight producer representatives including two from Manitoba. The specialty crops producers will gain full voting status. Railways must publish annual general grain investment plans and hold yearly public meetings in the four Western provinces to hear producers. The Act will enshrine branch line rehabilitation commitments and amendments await Parliament recess.
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Grain Transportation Agency
Manitoba
Canada milestones span police, rail, medicine, broadcasting
This week highlights key Canadian facts: the act establishing the Northwest Mounted Police is passed, the first CPR transcontinental passenger train reaches Vancouver from Montreal in 1887, W Logie of Montreal receives Canada's first medical university degree in 1833, and Parliament passes a bill to create a nationally owned broadcasting system in 1932.
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Northwest Mounted Police
C.P.R
Vancouver
Montreal
W. Logie
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