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About 300 cheeseburgers were cooked and sold last week in a fundraiser for the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute SADD (Students Against Drinking and Driving) group.

A highlight of the day was the presentation of $5,000 from the Gateway Co-op board to members of the Canora and District Health Foundation.

Nathan Bucsis and Abby Gulka of the Canora Composite School were to have competed in the provincial cross-country meet in Saskatoon on Saturday. Their coaches are Leona Kitchen and Thomas Lowes.

Crossroads Credit Union made a $10,000 presentation Thursday to The Health Foundation to assist paying for a $1.2-million CT scanner for the Sunrise Health Region.

Having raised $1,500 at the annual RCMP Thunderbolt Classic Golf Tournament in August, the Canora/Sturgis RCMP donated the money last week to the Child Action Plan programs serving Canora, Sturgis, Preeceville and Endeavour, said Cst.

The Preeceville Hospital Building Fund committee, coordinated by Jim Ward, made the decision to seed and harvest a crop of oats to help cover the $120,000 shortfall of the of what is left owing on the Preeceville Hospital Building Fund.

( see PHOTOS below ) Having raised $1,500 at the annual RCMP Thunderbolt Classic Golf Tournament in August, the Canora/Sturgis RCMP donated the money last week to the Child Action Plan programs serving Canora, Sturgis, Preeceville and Endeavour, said

The annual Preeceville October trade show, sponsored by the Preeceville Fire Department, featured 43 booths offering all sorts of personal hygiene, artistic, weight loss, clothing and many other unique household items and gift ideas.

By Kaare Askildt ( Formerly known as the Farmer in Training ) Anywhere but here! We have all heard that phrase spoken, and for many varied reasons. As a matter of fact, I have uttered this phrase a few times myself.