Summer water safety drive from Canadian Red Cross
The Canadian Red Cross announces National Water Safety Safe Boating Week running June 5 to 11. It urges families to play it safe, noting about 1,000 drownings yearly in Canada with boating accounting for a third of cases. It emphasizes swimming skills and water safety knowledge for activities like windsurfing and sailing.
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Canadian Red Cross Society
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Water safety rules and summer events highlighted
The article emphasizes lifejacket or PFD use on boats under 18 feet and lists required gear including oars and signaling devices. It notes proper fit for infants and adults, storage tips, and urges familiarization with gear. It also mentions free events at the Elementary School: St. Vladimir's Choir on June 4 and the film If You Love This Planet on June 3.
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Department of Transport
St. Vladimir’s Choir
Curling Rink Committee Seeks Land and Tax Concession
The Curling Rink Committee states it does not own real estate including the current rink site and asks the town to donate nearby land while negotiations proceed. A tax concession for the building is sought if a deal arises. Mayor Boguski notes provincial limits and asks if the Agricultural Society has been consulted.
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Rink site eyed on Centennial grounds near arena
Boguski proposed locating a new rink on Centennial grounds beside the arena to ease tax and real estate issues. City notes suggest the Age Society may trade for property south of the high school, possibly involving its own holdings. Councillor Boughton reported tree planting complete and pool landscaping soon to begin as Town Engineer Currey waits for ground drying at the pool’s south end.
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Harold Boughton
Art Currey
Doctor explains ambulance costs and insurance coverage
The doctor notes ambulance service costs may add up to eight dollars per patient while some runs could be eight dollars less depending on the nurse. Insurance for volunteers using Health Centre vehicles has risen to two million with a twelve cent per person surcharge.
Do It Yourself Groom's Tool Kit Starter
A wedding tradition invites showers for brides but grooms often lack tools. A groom's pack with a claw hammer slip joint pliers locking pliers wire cutters a hack saw a hand saw wrenches a screwdriver tape measure nails screws an adjustable pipe wrench and a tool box helps the new husband start home life on equal footing.
Continuation Of Article On Employment
The passage urges readers to maintain eye contact during interviews and stay relaxed. It emphasizes perseverance, advising not to quit after repeated rejections and to keep applying until securing a job.
A Footnote to History on Canada’s 20th Century Low Mood
Will Koroluk argues that three cataclysmic events shaped Canada in the 20th century two world wars and a severe downturn. The depression period hit all, but prairie farmers bore the heaviest burden as the era’s gloom endured and reshaped lives.
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Canada
Gout and diet awareness by Patrick Baker
The article explains gout as excess uric acid forming urate crystals in joints causing extreme pain. It notes most Canada's victims are men aged 40 to 50 and warns sufferers must monitor purine rich foods to control attacks. Patrick Baker urges dietary caution and identifies his Arthritis Society role.
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