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June 16, 2010
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Praying for a better tomorrow
Gift Lake School Grade 1 student David Cardinal prays before his community’s fifth annual Walk Against Drugs June 11. When
the first walk was held, the phrase ‘We Want Hugs, Not Drugs’ was used and has since been a rallying cry for the community.
Walk Against Drugs involves the entire school and community members. Please see more photos and story on page 11.
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Gift Lake continues war on drugs
“We want hugs, not
drugs,” was the rallying
cry for over 200 Gift
Lake School and community
members June
11 at the fifth annual
Gift Lake Metis Settlement
Walk Against
Drugs.
Stuckless hired as
new hospital manager
Long absent a facility
manager, the High Prairie
Health Complex welcomed
Roxanne Stuckless
to the position May 10.
Grouard
Cemetery
cleanup
continues
June 26
Most of the major
work is completed, now
all that is left are a few
odds and ends to tidy up.
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Single-mother challenges didn’t deter new nurses
For Lisa Verreault and Heather Adams, juggling single motherhood and nursing studies wasn’t always easy – but it was worthwhile.
NLC, grads have come a long ways: Neidig
From humble beginnings, both Northern Lakes College and its graduates have moved to bigger endeavours, NLC president Rick Neidig noted at the June 4 convocation ceremony, which had the theme “Something More”.

Everyone
into the
pool!
There were 99 High
Prairie Elementary
School students on
the Honours trip
last week.

Journalism carries a big responsibility
When readers open a newspaper,
or turn on a TV, they expect
what they see and read will be
fair and accurate. They expect it
will be as current as possible,
too.
Good pay
for a good
day’s work
Last week we passed on a comment received
about local councillors from many people. The
comment applies equally, whether you are a Big
Lakes, High Prairie, East Prairie, Gift Lake,
Peavine or First Nations politician.
A no-topic column day
Oh, dear – it’s column time again…what shall I write about?
DVD Corner: The Sky Crawlers
Japanese anime is a visual art which stands alone for its breathtaking colour palette and imagery and director Mamoru Oshii’s ‘The Sky Crawlers’ is a stunning example of the art form.
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