Binscarth Lion elected to the Lions Hall of Fame
Harvey Kingdon of Binscarth and District Lions Club is elected to the Lions Hall of Fame at the SM-13 Convention in Gimli Manitoba. The 45 year member has led six clubs and held district and multiple district roles, with work spanning hearing services, Lions Quest, and foundation programs. Liam Estoda and Inglis Roots of Empathy program volunteers are noted as the Inglis school expands the program with new facilitators and ongoing funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Harvey Kingdon
Binscarth & District Lions Club
Gimli
Manitoba
Rochester
Debra Wasserman
Barry Palmer
Australia
Lion Harvey
Birtle
Thompson
Morris
Nepean
Ontario
Warren and
Binscorth
Hearing Foundation
Manitoba Lions Memorial
Lions-Quest
Lions Clubs International Foundation
Harvey
Liam Estoda
Inglis
Kristyn
Liam
Nadine Hickey
Healthy Child Manitoba
Inglis School
Donuts and speeding spark provincial road safety drive
A string of incidents reported across Manitoba includes a semi truck fined 203.80 for passing on a double solid line, donuts by youths at Major Pratt High School, and a large party disrupted at Little Asessippi Campground. Police note 40 impaired drivers removed in National Road Safety Week, with 43 charged for impaired driving, 68 seatbelt tickets, 746 speeding tickets, and 26 distracted-driving tickets. Two fatal collisions occurred during the campaign. The month’s top speed violator was a 21 year old from Rhein, SK, at 145 KM/h on Highway 16, fined 625.25, followed by a female driver from Angusville clocked at the same speed.
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Pratt
CMP
Manitoba
RCMP
Rhein
RM of
Ellice
Angusville
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