Canada Hospital Day Observed In May
The Russell District Hospital routes a May 12 nationwide push for public awareness of evolving hospital services including heart monitoring, incubator use, and oxygen analysis. A May 1 tea at the hospital with an auxiliary fundraiser and demonstrations highlights the theme Your Community Hospital Changing to Serve You Better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell District Hospital
Changng
Canada
Thompson
Canada Hospital
Marc Lalonde
Natonal Health and Welfare
Miss Nightingale
Bruce
Will On-Farm Service Be Provided
Roblin area Ag Report notes farmers question if a veterinary clinic will visit farms. A clinic call arrives by car, animals treated, with a heifer needing a cesarean. vet seeks to serve by leaving the group for country calls. Dr Konkin from Yorkton says their three man clinic handles about 60 percent of work away from the clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roblin Res Iow Ag
Rep
Russell Ag
Yorkton
Konkin
Be Bar Plea and Juvenile Charges in Local Court
A summary of court actions includes multiple fines for liquor possession and traffic violations. Robert James Ducharme, Leo and Victoria Demontigny, Donald McLennan, Gerald Fraser, Anthony Fiddler, Guy Chartier, George Grabowska, Ernest Dupont, Cana Dupont, Don Prodi, a juvenile, and Paul Ross face various fines and costs. Breach of probation and speeding are listed, with charges, amounts, and costs noted, ending with a note to see Page Five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert James Ducharme
Leo Demontigny
Victoria Demontigny
Donald Raymond McLennan
Gerald Andrew Fraser
Binscorth
Anthony Joseph Fiddler
Rocanville
Sask
Guy Damien ‘Chartier
St. Lazare
George Francis Grabowska
Foxwarren
Ernest ‘John, Dupot
Cana Areca Dupont
Don Prodi
Inglis
Carlese
Peeeveen Sat Ieckanesia
Toastmasters Bid Farewell and Summer Break
The Del Room held the final regular Toastmasters meeting of the season on Friday April 2 with 18 of 19 members. Toastmaster Bob Mehfur oversaw the session as members discussed speeches including Lloyd Cavers receiving a desk plaque and Craig Nelson delivering his fourth speech titled This Serious Society before leaving for studies at the University of Saskatoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex
Rosumasters
Bob Mehfur
Bob McMurray
Dennis ‘Trinder
Roy Cusitar
University ‘of Saskatoon
Gool Luck Craig
McMurray
PMU
Rey Cusitar
Lloyd Cavers
Russell
Mr. Cavers
Potashville School Band Night At Major Pratt Room
Potashville District School Band from Langenburg and Churchbridge performs Friday May 11 at 8:00 pm in the Major Pratt School Multi-Purpose Room. They will join Moose Jaw Band Festival May 17, offering pop to rock numbers with solos and ensembles under director Mr Ken Orser. A silver collection is planned and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt School
Potashville
Langenburg
Churchbridge
Moose Jaw
Ken Orser
CLS Service Reviews Year and Board Selections
The document notes CLS reviews the year’s activities and outlines a question and answer period. It names the board of directors for the ensuing year including Reverend R. Bur and others, defining CLS as a center for cross border information exchange between Canada and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aan, Gurton
CLS
Canada
United States
Rev. R. Bur
Paddling Pool for Kinsmen Park
A brief notice notes plans to install a paddling pool at Kinsmen Park. Local officials expect community support and key approval steps in coming weeks.
Desith lun About Town art display opens May 7 at Russell library
An art exhibit by ten local artists runs for three weeks starting May 7 at the Russell and District Library. The show features drawings and paintings from the Binscarth Handicraft Shoppe past winter workshop led by Robert Burton. Co sponsored by Handicraft Shoppe and Peily Trail Community Schools Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell and District Library
Binscorth Handicraft
Robert ‘Burton
Peily Trail
Russell B.P.O. Elks
Haster
Haster Seal Fund
Society For Cripple Children
Manitoba
Binscarth Orioles
Minot Merchants
Asesaippi
Chamber of Commerce
MPS
Chamber of
Binscarth Home-Ettes 4-H Achievement Day Recap
The Binscarth Home-Ettes 4-H club held Achievement Day on Friday May 4 at Memorial Hall. Forty red ribbons were awarded for judged work by Mrs. Joan Clement and Mrs. Kay Prescott with corsages to three members and the club leader. The ceremony included O Canada and the 4-H pledge, reports by the secretary and treasurer, modelHands rally participants, and certificates ranging from five to twenty years. The club thanked the community, editor, and staff for support and printing their occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Binscanth
Joan Clement
Boon
Kay Prescott
Kay] Prescott
Hise Knomles
Helen Baker
Canada
Pat’ Perhedait
Terri Bryer
Anna Bouchet
Spemeer
Phyllis Goods
Terese Shewchuck
Linda Proudley
Carol Perreault
Giennis Ivey
Jamie Christie
Debbie Tibbatts
Debbie Boucher
Bar Dyer
Murray Lyon
Carol Potreault
Nancy Hutin
Glennie Ivey
Joy Geetham
Barbie
Lennat
Dot ‘Thy’ Lyon
Terri Bryet
Anna
Boucher
Rico
Marjorie MacKay
Phyl Goods
Pat Perreauit
Sire
Elsie Knowies
Mishah Walden
Agnes
Re ‘Satic
Drellick
Alvin Mundie
Iunity
Eso
Bante
Cathy Fingas Wins 3rd In Art Contest
Cathy Fingas earns third place in the seventh annual art contest. One thousand twenty five children responded to the invitation to depict in color an emotion common to children of their own age group. The winner was chosen by two distinguished judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Fingas
Salts
Also Mentioned on This Page
D.C. Rows
Lam
Frank 3. Keller
Paul Walter Ross
James Ulick Fulham
Philip Edward Robinson
Binsearth
John Brigidear
Tonkin
Angusvile
Rudy Wowk
Joel Fingas
Rossburn Lake
Mr. Wowk
Bud Glasman
Walter Patterson
la Riviere
Kenora
Ontario
John
Confucius
Ettes
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