Ron Bridgeman gave the “gift of life” during the first day of Canadian Blood Services’ two-day fall donor clinic last Wednesday at Fort Frances High School. The clinic saw a total of 371 donors come out and give 331 units of blood, surpassing the two-day donor and unit quota by […]
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Carson Noga of Fort Frances was recognized as most promising angler after landing this walleye in the Rainy River Walleye Tournament kids’ derby. —Submitted photo
Earl Tweedie checked out a computer desk Saturday morning during Riverside Foundation for Health Care’s second giant used furniture sale at the Couchiching rec centre. The event raised about $5,000. —Duane Hicks photo
Thunder Bay—Rainy River MP Ken Boshcoff, seated, NWOTA vice-president Jerry Fisher, and Canada Border Services Agency Supt. Kim Beaudry “launched” the new website—www.canadawelcomesyou.net—during a meeting last Wednesday at the Civic Centre. —Duane Hicks photo
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Logan Allen set the ball during a practice for the Muskie junior boys’ volleyball team yesterday. The Muskie court teams begin their NorWOSSA season today in Dryden, with their first home stand slated for this Thursday at Fort High with games taking place at 3:30 and 5 p.m. —Emmanuel Moutsatsos […]
Steve Ballan held one of the walleyes he and Doug McBride had caught on Sunday to help them win the Rainy River Walleye tournament. —Emmanuel Moutsatsos photo
Lawrence Simmons of Green’s Countrywide supervised Joan Allison, left, and Teresa Hazel as they moved a dresser, that was stored next door to Fort Duty-Free, into a truck to be shipped over the Couchiching recreation centre for tomorrow’s giant used furniture sale. —Duane Hicks photo
