Rampant slashing and rough play stain hockey playoffs
John Korobanik of Canadian Press voices strong critique of the Stanley Cup playoffs with rampant two–handed slashing and violent sticks. He argues players are bigger and faster but more dirty, noting face shields and stricter officiating may follow. Continued on page 6
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Health Centre Night Tea Raises Funds at Community Hall
The Health Centre Auxiliary and staff held a May 8 1985 tea and bake sale at the Community Hall. Raffle prizes went to Stella Harvey Rick Brethour and Erin Charlton. Half of 258.08 went to the Canadian Cancer Society with the rest to staff funds. 278.50 from bake table and donations will fund future equipment or furnishings.
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Golden Age group meets in Arrow River on May 15
Members of the Arrow River Women's Institute hosted the Golden Age gathering on May 15 with 26 members and two visitors. Evelyn Barrett opened the meeting, a Thank You note from Jean for flowers was read, and a program included Maud Leland monologue, singing by Trudy Watters and Wendy, a Curling origin tale, a Farm Women skit with a baby, and lunch by matched pictures.
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