Cypress River Lions disband to form service club
After 17 years the Cypress River and Area Lions Club dissolves due to dwindling membership. A Cypress River Service Club is formed to continue community service with at least 10 new members needed and no dues or meetings. If recruitment fails, service ends. Mona supporters thanking the community. Trent Leece wins Glenboro Open with 76.
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Cypress River and Area Lions Club
Cypress River
Lions
Cypress River Service Club
Lions Club
Carol Clark Celebrates 100th Birthday in Wawanesa Hall
Carol Clark marked his 100th birthday with family and friends at the Wawanesa Community Hall. Born June 12, 1900, he farmed near Treesbank, became a beekeeping pioneer, collected stamps, and recalled shifts from horses to spacecraft. He and Vera Dewart had three children Marvis Irma Richard.
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Wawanesa
Carol Clark
Thomas Alexander Carol Clark
Nelson
Sarah Clark
Treesbank
Meadow Lake
Saskatchewan
Carol
Ruth
D. McGregor
Brandon
Mississippi
Vera Lillian Dewart
Stockton
Vera
Marvis
Church Bridge
Irma
Virden
Richard
Myrna Clark
Gazette
Darrick Jones
South Westman RHA bids farewell to CEO Bruce Swan
The South Westman Regional Health Authority announces the resignation of Chief Executive Officer Bruce Swan effective July 21, 2000. Swan departs to become Executive Director Mental Health reporting to the Calgary Regional Health Authority and the Alberta Mental Health Board, citing desire to be closer to his daughters in Armstrong BC.
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South Westman Rha
South Westman Regional Health Authority Board of Directors
Bruce Swan
Swan
Mental
Calgary Regional Health Authority
Alberta Mental Health Board
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