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Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 10, 2013

Page

6

Florence Nightingale Tea Aids Riverdale RDHA Fundraiser

The Riverdale District Health Auxiliary held its Florence Nightingale Tea on Saturday May 3 with Mayor Michelle McFadden introducing Lifeline representative Jean Young and Zion Church pastor Warren Smallwood. Displays from Rivers and Area Palliative Care, Riverdale Health Services District Foundation and Lifeline offered draws won by Maxine Radford Patti Waterfield Roxanne Dyck Mavis White. Benches and baskets boosted profits with winners including Caroline Wells Myrtle Wooldridge and many others. Westoba Credit Union hosted display space and ticket pre sales. A yard sale is planned for June 1 and ads will follow in River Banner.

Riverdale District Health Auxiliary RDHA Michelle McFadden Jean Young Rivers Lifeline Michelle Warren Smallwood Zion Church Riverdale Health Services District Foundation Maxine Radford Patti Waterfield Roxanne Dyck Mavis White Floral Cove Mary Burt Caroline Wells Jean Ryall Gavin Burt Mike Messel Westoba Credit Union Myrtle Wooldridge Cherrill Sanderson Joan Airey Gary Pomeroy Jane Kusmack John Russell Phyllis Leslie Leona Wood Elaine Wood Diane Marriott McGee Smith Maggie Smallwood Brent Burt Carolyn Lee Jenny Spring Sharon Herndon Esther Krahn Heather Nowasad RCHA

CAA backs plan to add demerits for texting driving

CAA Manitoba supports adding demerits to the current $199.80 fine as Manitoba marks three years of talking and texting bans. Premier Greg Selinger announced the move, while CAA notes distracted driving remains the top safety concern and surveys show growing support for demerits across 2011 to 2013.

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