New Footcare Nurse Serves Binscarth Area Seniors
Margaret Simard has taken over from Elaine Selby as the Binscarth footcare nurse and will visit homes for clients. She can be reached at 683-2203 to arrange appointments. First Senior Supper after summer is Wednesday Oct 4 at the Drop In Centre with ham and potatoes and dessert. Murray Smith from Hastings Hearing Centre Ltd will speak on hearing aids and assessments after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Simard
Elaine Selby
Binscarth
Elaine
Murray Smith
Hastings Hearing Centre Ltd
Russell Hospital
Murray
Val
Westview Lodge
Angelle Murray
Pat Beswatherick
Mark
Drop In
Binscarth News gets sympathy and holiday visits noted
Sympathy extends to three Binscarth area families mourning loved ones. Dave Cox and kin mourn Marian, Velma Graham and family mourn Harry, Abby Newman and family mourn Sharyne. George and Thelma Boucher return from Alberta visit meeting Dan and Kim Ferguson in Edmonton. Kevin and Laurel Boucher visit in Hamiota with Ross and Norma Sherdown. Grace Ferguson visits Victoria, Ed and Rita Slywchuk visit Langruth, Lena Drielick returns from Saskatoon to visit Michael and Margaret families. Get well wishes go to George Gray in hospital. Bob Kelly helps harvest and visits with Glen and Glenda Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Dave Cox
Marian
Velma Graham
Harry
Abby Newman
Sharyne
George
Thelma Boucher
St. Albert
Mark
Pam
Noah
Dona
Dan
Kim Ferguson
Tumbler Ridge
Edmonton
Kevin
Laurel Boucher
Grace Ferguson
Victoria
Rita Slywchuk
Langruth
Liz
Art Johnson
Lena Drielick
Saskatoon
Michael
Margaret
Angusville notes and local trio visit Silver Creek books
Nydia Rostuik reports Angusville happenings. Aaron Keating, son of the late Wallace and Hattie, and Debbie Manweiler return to Angusville and buy a Silver Creek History Book as copies dwindle. Avron Keating, Air Force veteran and United Church minister, with Bertha, had four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Keating
Wallace
Hattie (McFarlane
Nanaimo
Debbie Manweiler
Caribou
Angusville
Silver Creek
Avron
United Church
Bertha
Margaret
Goldie Forrest
Keatings
Debbie
Chery
Melnyk
Vanguard Credit Union Ltd
Col
Welcome Harold Richter and family to community
INGLIS NEWS Donna Klimach reports Harold Richter and family join the community as Winnie Halwas returns home after a trip. Derek and Iris of Roblin travel to BC for a visit while Frank Bomback and Katie Halvas plan milestone birthdays in October. A pancake breakfast at the school drew a large crowd and teachers and students were praised. Gerald and Sonja Halwas move into town from the farm as Thanksgiving greetings go out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie’ Halwas
Derek and
Iris
Roblin Tower
Mae Rout
Lumsden
Frank Bomback
PCH
Russell
Katie Halvas
Gerald
Sonja Halwas
Canadian Health Woes From Alcohol and Drugs Slated to Save Billions
A tangle of notes warns that avoiding alcohol tobacco and illegal drugs could save about 8.8 billion yearly in Canada’s healthcare costs with productivity gains over 23 billion. It also covers altitude BP changes, vitamin B-12 needs after 50, and suggests consulting a pharmacist at REAVIR'S PHARMACY 773-2244-Russa for the right supplement.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jamie Bradshaw
Brenda Christie
George Gray
Glen
Glenda Cook
Glenda
Bob Kelly
Sandra Cadieux
Main Street
Manitoba
Government of Canadian Te Eestance Progra
PAP
Angusville News
Nydia Rostuik, Corresnordent
Eric Drosdowsky
Sudbury
Frances
Agnes Kolesky
Pauline Sidoryk
Petra
Kally Anna
Colton Paradis
Kally
April McKee
Colton
Nathan Gilroy
Dauphin
April
Nathan
Inglis News
Donna Klimach
Harold Richter
Credit Union
Lapsule
Clemments Pharmacists
Spencer Reaviz
Brent Havelange
Frec
Roprn
Wation Counsell ‘and Information
Reavir's Pharmacy
Russa
Ty Bors
Xa Rabe, Pty Spon
Ay Services
Hallowen Merchnd
Aon Eee Man
Lampe Berger Oils
Lampe
ERY & Gifts
DeLee Au Parks