THE REVIEW Tuesday, February 26, 2008 11Atoms in actionRoblin’s Atom Stars found themselves trailing 3-0 after the first period but came back with six unanswered goals - including this one by #25 Riley Tyschinski - to defeat Minitonas 7-4 in the opening game of their seven team tournament held Feb. 16 and 17. The Atoms defeated Yorkton 1-0 in a real nail-biter to win the B side while Russell captured the A side with a win over Ste. Rose. Teams from Kamsack and Melville also took part. The Atoms are Layne Anhalt, Sawyer Chase, Zach Matsyk, Kennedy Brook, Josh Dube, Kyle Cherneski, Rayne Nykyforak, Riley Tyschinski, Linden McKinney, Kennedy Johnston and Ari Paul. They are coached by Lloyd McKinney, Craig Nykyforak and Bob Tyschinski.Pee Wees coming to townThe Town of Roblin will be graced with the presence of the top six Pee Wee hockey teams in the province the weekend of March 1-9. The Roblin team is hosting the Rural A event and starts the draw off on Saturday at 9 a.m. against Neepawa. For complete draw details go to www.hockevmanito-Jba.mb.ca and click on the provincial link.Come out and support the Pee Wee's on their quest to claim the provincial championship.Regional gamesRoblin, Grandview and Gilbert Plains will jointly host the 2008 Power Smart Regional Manitoba Games for the Parkland in the summer of 2008. Each of the communities involved will be hosting three ofrec REPORTon the movePatricia Boguski, Recreation Directorthe 12 sports involved in the games.The soccer, baseball and softball teams will be regionally determined with a tryout format. Each sport has a specific age category7 of participants in the event which generally falls between the ages of 10 - 21 year olds. To register in a sport or if you would like more details, log on to the w ebsite at www.man-itobagames.ca or calltoll-free 1.866.774.2220 ext. 3 to speak with Pete.Those participants that win at the regional event will go on to represent the Parkland at the Provincial event in Carman August 11 -17th.KidSportSport Manitoba has a special funding program known as KidSport, which is a children's charity. This program assists children by overcoming financial barriers, thus allowing them to participate in organized sport. The deadline for spring intake is April30, 2008.For more information call the Rec. Office at937.8251.Ladies bonspielTake to the sheets with the Ladies Bonspiel going Feb. 29 - Mar. 2. There is sure to be a good time and plenty of entertainment for curlers and spectators. If you would like to register a rink please call Patricia at937.8251.Men’s bonspielThe annual Men's Bonspiel will take place the weekend of March 6 - 9. Deadline to register is Mar. 2 and the event will be limited to 32 rinks. To register your rinks please call Ron at937.4427.At the arenaPlay-off games are being scheduled. For details call the arena at937.8251.Feb. 26 Northstars vs. Miniota/Elkhom at 8:30 p.m. - game 3./huuco£ ^o6£tu ^lt;zd6eBONSPIELFebruary 29 - March 23Contact Patricia @ 937-8251 Or Linda @ 937-3491World Day of Prayer 2008God's Wisdom Provides New Understanding Written by the women of GuyanaWorld Day of Prayer is a worldwide movement of Christian women of many traditions who come together the first Friday of March to observe a common day of prayer each year. Through World Day of Prayer, women affirm their faith in Jesus Christ and become aware of the whole world; are enriched by the faith experience of Christians of other countires and cultures; share the burdens of other people and pray with them and for them; become aware of their own talents and use them in the service of God’s world. Prayer and action are inseparable and both have immeasurable influence in the world.We will join our neighbors in celebrating World Day of Prayer at:EVANGELICAL MISSION CHURCH FRIDAY, MARCH 7TH, @ 7:00 PMMore information about our community’s service is available from: Laurie Moffit 937-2422Please join us!Participating Churches: Free Methodist, United, Ukrainian Catholic, Roman Catholic, Romanian Orthodox,Anglican, Evengelical Mission*I A /.1 .1£ r-\......I?.. . £ . .1 I. . .