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NCS students raise money for Heart and Stroke Foundation

Congratulations to the elementary students from Neilburg Composite School. They raised $4,827 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation with their skate-a-thon.
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A come and go tea was held Feb. 18, at the Neilburg Seniors' Center, in honour of Marjorie Worman's 85th birthday. Many friends and relatives took the opportunity to give Marj their best wishes. A short program of musical entertainment and a delicious luncheon was also enjoyed.

Congratulations to the elementary students from Neilburg Composite School. They raised $4,827 for the Heart and Stroke Foundation with their skate-a-thon. Special mention to Ramsay Flicek, a kindergarten student who collected $1,850 in pledges! The students appreciate all those who supported this worthy cause.

A baby shower was held at the home of Cathy and Ernie Ducherer Feb. 25 to mark the arrival of little Jaeden Wilson. He is the son of Alana (nee Ducherer) and Sean Wilson. Congratulations on the new arrival!

The Neilburg Veterinary Clinic is now open five days per week. Although the clinic hours will still be from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., if necessary they will stay late to provide assistance to sick animals or those that are calving.

Neilburg Composite School held a Jail and Bail fundraiser for Telemiracle 36, March 2. For $10, people could have anyone they wanted arrested. The arrested individuals were then tried by a judge who determined the amount of bail money required to have them released from the jail. The convicts had to raise their own bail money by calling anyone they knew to help get them out of jail (which was located at the front of/main entrance of the school. All monies went to Telemiracle.

Mr. Tyson Volk reports that the senior curling teams have had another successful year. There were two senior curling teams - a mixed team and a women's team. Both entered district playoffs in Meadow Lake with high hopes of success. Both teams played well.

The women's team finished with a record of one win and two losses, which put them just out of reach of a regional playoff spot. The mixed team finished with a record of 2-1, which was good enough to advance to the regional playoffs in Unity Feb. 17 and 18. At the regionals, the mixed team had some exceptional games. They handily beat Clavet and Delisle, but lost close games to Tommy Douglas and North Battleford which put them short of a berth at provincials.

Congratulations to both curling teams on another successful year. Players on the women's team were: Marissa Brockhoff, Kaibre Watson, Kasey Schmidt and Laura Hegel. On the mixed team were: Landon Watson, Ashlee Goodfellow, Carl Cammidge and Avery Moir. Brandon Morgan and Mikayla Watson were the alternate players.

The Neilburg Catholic Ladies Altar Society held a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper in the Neilburg Seniors' Centre, Feb. 21, to mark the beginning of Lent.

Students from Neilburg Composite School are looking forward to their ski trip to Banff from March 14 through 16.

Remember to change your clocks to Daylight Savings Time, March 11.

The Marsden Jubilee School Community Council presented the movie Kung Fu Panda 2, Jan. 20. Admission was by donation and movie-goers were encouraged to wear their PJs and bring along their blankets!

Anne Laursen was the guest speaker at Manitou Evangelical Free Church, March 4. She shared about her recent mission's trip to South Africa.