Aiden Bex, Reserve Champion Rose Comb Clean Leg Bantam
Isabelle Barker, Champion All Other Clean Leg Bantam
Emmalynn Harris, Reserve Champion All Other Clean Leg Bantam
Feather Leg
Gwenivere Ritter, Reserve Champion Feather Leg Bantam
Old English
Mckaylyn Dotts, Reserve Champion Old English Bantam
Broilers
Gwenivere Ritter, Reserve Champion Broiler
Commercial Meat
Hunter Sneed, Reserve Champion Commercial Meat
Production
Brogan Cochran, Reserve Champion Production Hens
Izabell Chambers, Champion Single Production Hen
Emma Tussey, Reserve Champion Single Production Hen
Brogan Cochran, Champion Production Pullet
Irelande Michaud, Reserve Champion Production Pullet
Showmanship
Lillian Wagoner, Reserve Champion Junior (Grades 3- 5) Showmanship
Elijah Jenkins, Champion Intermediate (Grades 6-8) Showmanship
Sincere sympathy is also extended to the Couture family on the death of Priscille on March 4 in her 85th year. She will be missed by her husband, Gilbert, son Laurent (Loree), daughters Denise, Claudette (Daniel) LeNouail, Diane (David) Kelly, Coralie (Wayne) Laturnas and 11 grandchildren. She was predeceased by grandson Johnathon Couture. The Coutures farmed in the RM of Reciprocity until they retired to Redvers in 2004. Funeral mass will be held in Redvers on March 12 with burial at Cantal Cemetery. Condolences are extended to all other family members. I do believe that March came in like a lamb, and that should mean an early spring. I’m so ready for the season change. Boy this last weekend sure played havoc with the snow – there’s more bare spots than snow spots now, and I’m not sorry to see the snow disappearing. However I do know that we are in desperate need of moisture, what run-off we are going to get isn’t going to be too much, and there are some farmers who
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In the aftermath of Sept. 11, higher education saw a burst of interest in Middle Eastern studies, Arabic and homeland security.
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