Amber the ancient resin turned jewel for earth stewards
Amber is fossilized plant resin forming a hard, warm golden jewelry. Insects and debris often become trapped in the resin, creating a transparent record of ancient ecosystems. The Dominican Republic and Baltic deposits link to Hymenaea protera and Araucariaceae resins, with global parallels in Mexico, Central America, and New Zealand. Contact Saskatoon School of Horticulture at 3306-931-GROW(4769).
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Revival Concert and Flu Clinic Highlight Kenton Week
The Kenton Memorial Hall hosted the Revival band for an Oct Saturday with about 200 attendees enjoying dancing and fellowship. An annual flu clinic occurred Oct 24 at the hall, with quilt displays by Gloria Smith and Margaret Sangster and coffee by Woodworth Senior Services. A make shift fair featured WSS Emergency Response Kits and Home Health Care Centre drew a foot massager prize won by An nette Waller. A Kenton Legion supper followed Oct 26, and a social Oct 27 at the hall honored Mya Lowe and Ryan Carter ahead of their upcoming wedding.
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Paulette
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Victoria
Ashur
Roland
Ernie
Lou Dusessoy
Dessolier
Kenton Legion
Mya Lowe
Ryan Carter
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