Submitted by
Ken Boshcoff M.P.

We have an understanding in our household when it comes to projects. Like a lot of men when I get into a project, I will go full steam. So the understanding is that I won’t call for bandages unless my injury is really serious.
And before I get started my wife firmly instructs me to “Be Careful” and work safely.
I am poor at cleaning up the bandage wrappers and my wife will come into the kitchen and start counting the empty wrappers and will invariably say; “I don’t even want to know what you did.” In almost every case, I knew better.

It seems no matter who you bump into they are grumbling about the high gasoline prices and how high they will likely go.

By Ken Johnston
Editor

James Leonard Selman of Stratton, Ont, passed away on May 10, 2008. He was born on August 7, 1923 to the late Carman and Mary Selman of Gameland, Ont. Leonard married his bride Sylvia (Sally) Archutick on April 18, 1951.
In just a few years they were blessed with five children, four of which were daughters, Carolyn (Calvin) Stafford of Stratton, Ont, Rosemary (Garry) Tetu of Rainy River, Ont, Sandra (Andre) Albert of Rexton, New Brunswick, Shelley Selman of Winnipeg, Man, and son Carman (Debbie) Selman of Saskatoon, Sk.

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May 20th RRDFL results

Big Grasyy @ Sabaskong
Big Grassy 10
Sabaskong 2
Winning pitcher Jeff Morrison
Losing Pitcher Rick Copenace
HR Mick Copenace (sab)

Sight and Sound @ Barwick