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The News-Optimist, North Battleford, Sask.
Beta Sigma Phi update
Xi Master Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi North Battleford welcomes new member, Leah Milton.
Embracing THE Future
St. Paul’s Hospital 100 th Anniversary Campaign
You Can Help Advance Patient Care The St. Paul’s Hospital Urology Centre of Health will encompass care for urological and prostate illnesses and disease. Patients will benefit from improved services through state-of-the-art equipment, facilities and treatment.
XI Master Chapter honoured Marguerite MacLeod with a presentation and ritual recognizing 60 years with Beta Sigma Phil. In the photo are: back row - Anne-Marie Merle, Lorna McLean, Rojeanne Chadwick, June Sutton (also recently honoured with a Master Ritual), Helene Whiteside, Bea Prutti; front row - Marguerite MacLeod and Gert Millbank. Photos submitted
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Committee calls for community input In September, Battlefords United Way hosted a Community Conversation. More than 120 citizens of the Battlefords participated in this conversation and talked about their vision for the future of their community. Community members volunteered to organize the data collected during the conversation. These members include: Ed Lee, Gary and Dawn Lund, Kathy Byl, Allana Tucker, Emily Hardy,
Cameron Duncan, Carla Bernier, Rhonda Seidle and Treena Rathwell. The committee says it is important they do not make recommendations on behalf of the community. The committee is hosting “The Community Change Café” to discuss what citizens want to change in the community. The committee says no one should be frightened to attend; the evening will be set up just like a café, a place to share ideas and brainstorm
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Battlefords District Care Centre recently received a $1,200 donation in memory of employee Colleen Derenowski. Pictured, left to right, are Judy Walker and Greata Pidwerbeski of SaskTel Pioneers presenting the cheque to Carol Dyck, facility manager at Battlefords District Care Centre. Photo submitted