By Susan Douglas
Contributor

Submitted by Lisa Cousineau
OLOW School

Our lady of the Way receives grant for swimming lessons from the Please Mum Foundation Fund...Funds for Fun!

By Susan Douglas
Les Rouge Rogues

Les Rouge Rogues, (red hatters) donned their Easter bonnets for the Easter Parade, Tues. Mar. 25th.

By Melanie Mathieson
Gardening Guru

Submitted by
Ken Boshcoff M.P.

By Al Lowe
Contributor

This is a medium-sized duck - smaller than a Mallard, bigger then a Goldeneye. None of you have ever seen this duck in the wild. And you never will. It is extinct.

By Gary Sliworsky
OMAFRA Rep.

Following is part 1 of an article on frost seeding. This article will deal with time of seeding, equipment, and site selection.

Have you ever heard of the hot stove league? In the US, it is used to describe those who hang together in the winter months to discuss the trades and possible rebuilding tactics of the baseball teams.
In Canada it was the description of the fans who hung around the hot wood or coal burning stoves that heated the old natural ice arenas of the thirties. Those fans would congregate during the intermissions and discuss the tactics that their players should be using to win at hockey. If the games were really close, they added a few logs to the fire to heat up the discussion.

Rainy River residents and surrounding communities can raise their heads high and say "We gave the Earth more than an hour last week!"

Wilfrid James Rattigan, Sgt.
431 Squadron, Air Gunner, R.C.A.F.