Mysterious Crop Circles Stir UFO Speculation Near Oakburn
grain fields east of Oakburn show 15 ft circular patterns with a hollow center, an inverted saucer outline formed by crushed stalks. W. T. Wherrett reported the find as geologists from Brandon University investigated a 3 ft by 3 ft pit, with no tracks detected, suggesting something fell from above possibly a meteorite. Contact information for the Manitoba UFO study group is provided for reader tips.
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W. T. Wherrett
Harry Boychuk
Oakburn
Menzie
Mr. Boychuk
Brandon University
Enrollment Rise at Rossburn Collegiate Totals 180
Enrollment at Rossburn Collegiate reached about 180 as of September 7. Junior O.E. 19, Grade X 04 program 11, Grade IX 46, Grade X 37, Grade XI 32, Grade XII 36.
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Rossburn Collegiate
Jr. O.E
Donations to Rossburn Arena Recreation Fund Buy Tractor Scraper
The Rossburn Arena recreation fund reports additional donations for a tractor mounted scraper and flood machine. Contributors include Nelson Luhowy 25 dollars Andy Moan 10 dollars and Bob Stitt 10 dollars.
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Special Recreation Commission
Rossburn
Nelson Luhowy
Andy Moan
Bob Stitt
Heavy Rains Delay Harvesting Across Grain Fields
Continuous heavy rains soak fields slow harvesting and worsen crop prospects as moisture and damp weather persist.
Local gardeners boast giant vegetables in season
Mrs John Klyffi's garden yields two Spanish onions weighing 2 Ibs and 1% Ibs. Mrs Ann Koltutsky reports a 21 Ib cabbage from Rossburn. Stella Didych grows a 14% Ib cabbage in her garden.
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John Klyffi
Ann Koltutsky
Rossburn
Stella Didych
Armstrong Visit Refuels BranDon Home Plan
Mr and Mrs George Armstrong of Estevan visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter Armstrong en route to Brandon where they will make their home.
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George Armstrong
Estevan
Walter Armstrong
Brandon
Rossburn Fair Prizewinners Grasses and Grains
The Rossburn Fair lists prizewinners in grasses and grains with Richard Cleland achieving first place in Brome Grass Wheat and Oats. Allan Antoniw places second in Brome Grass Wheat and Oats while Cleland also wins first in Wheat and Barley.
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Brome Grass
Richard Cleland
Allan Antoniw
Oats
Pelly Trail Students Score Well on CTBS Tests
In spring 1977 the Pelly Trail School Division reported strong CTBS results for Grades 3 to 8. Growth over the year showed Grade 4 to 8 advancing 9 to 11 months, with an overall 10 month gain, indicating good basic skills and reading abilities among division students.
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C.T.B.S
Pelly Trail
Canada
C.T.R.S
Birthday greetings for Bessie His cock on 85th birthday
Mrs. A. McLauchlin of Vancouver B C spent two weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Charney and brother Melvin. Glen Metcalf of Moose Jaw visited friends here during the weekend.
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A. McLauchlin
Vancouver
B. C
John Charney
Brother Melvin
Glen Metcalf
Moose Jaw
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U.F.O
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Manitoba Planitarium
Rupert Ave
Winnipeg
Man
Recreation Commission
Weather Report
Birdtail Valley
Rossburn Fair
Allan Antonin
Betty Hryciuk
Shirley Brown
Phyllis Zegalski
Vi McKietiuk
Jean Cleland
Ruby Gray
Phyllis Zegaliski
Dorothy Armstrong
Astreas Frui Its
Lorna Workman
Linda Matusko
Dahlias
Sarah Cleland
Beverly Cleland
Cathy Stitt
Pinks
Petunias
Chery! Hryciuk
Chery
Hryciuk
Asters
Helen Cowan
Bouquet
Gladiolas
Ressburn Agricultural Society
Bessie Hiscock