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A2 SOUTHWEST BOOSTERX THURSDAY OCTOBER 26, 2017 A2 SOUTHWEST 2 Celebrate Canada 150 medals awarded THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2017 People with a global busi- Heart for wounds receive in ness impact to people having combat, the Bronze Star for a daily impact on their neigh- heroic action under fire, a bours and community were all Meritorious Unit Citation, and saluted during a presentation a Combat Action medal. of Celebrate Canada 150 med- Tomorrow’s Canada - i s als in Swift Current. category was aimed at indi- Cypress Hills-Grasslands MP viduals under 20 who have a David Anderson announced future vision of their commun- the 34 Southwest citizens who ity, and whose passion and contact us were awarded with Celebrate commitment has led them to Canada 150 medals during a work with others to make that • Phone: 306-773-9321 special reception at the Art vision come true. • Fax: 306-773-9136 Gallery of Swift Current on Joy Barsness, Frontier • 30 4th Avenue NW October 20. Joy Barsness’ skills were util- Swift Current, SK, S9H 0T5 Medals were presented to ized in her school as yearbook individuals in ve categories to editor, SRC vice president, stu- • www.swbooster.com salute citizens who have been dent body rep on the school builders, who have brought community council, and help- advertising sales people together into strong, ing in the kindergarten class. thriving communities, and She has helped coach beginner Kara Stephanson, who have made Canada a great skaters, organized and partici- place to live. pated in church youth group, sales manager, 306-770-2223 e categories and winners and taught Sunday school and [email protected] were: Vacation Bible School. Nation Builders - ese are Janise Michel, Eastend Melissa Richardson, sales, the pioneers and their children In her Grade 12 year, Janise 306-770-2226 who created the foundations Michel not only had marks in [email protected] that communities need to sur- the mid 90s, she spent much of vive – businesses and farms, her time leading her fellow stu- Jerry Butterworth, sales, service clubs and churches, dents and Eastend School in 306-770-2227 re halls and dance halls. SUBMITTED PHOTO organizing a gala and auction. [email protected] Dr. Blayne Banting, Caron- Cypress Hills Grasslands MP David Anderson presented a Celebrate Over $65,000 was raised that port Canada 150 medal to Frontier’s Evelyn Fossum during a presentation evening for Ronald McDonald newsroom Dr. Blayne Banting, as a long- ceremony on October 20. House in Saskatoon. time professor of Briercrest We Day Committee, Scott Anderson, editor, Seminary and Lead Pastor at Division for 37 years. A few She has been a speaker of rural Eastend School 306-770-2224 [email protected] the Caronport Community of the organization she has development in places such as While attending the We Day Church. volunteered with include the Memphis and Mexico. Celebration in Saskatoon in Steven Mah, sports reporter, Evelyn Fossum, Frontier MCC Thrift Store, the SPCA Veterans - These are the 2016, the students of the We 306-770-2225 Evelyn Fossum has served bookstore, and Zion Church people who have protected Day Committee at Eastend [email protected] many local organizations dili- Women in Mission. and continue to protect the School set themselves a goal gently, including the Bethel Brad Nelson, Frontier communities we have built of raising $30,000 to adopt a commercial print Lutheran Ladies Aid for 60 Brad Nelson has been a key by risking their lives to de- room at the Ronald McDon- years, the Frontier Museum manager and driving force fend and protect our sover- ald House in Saskatoon. Dur- Kara Stephanson, Board for 30 years, and the behind three international eignty. ing their Raising Hope Gala 306-770-2223, Senior Citizens Centre for 30 businesses that have been lo- Gordon Hartley, Swift Cur- in January of 2017 they raised [email protected] years. cated out of Frontier: Frigg- rent $65,000. Glenn Honey, Frontier stad Manufacturing, Flexi-coil On July 16 1942, Gordon Newcomers Building Can- classi eds Glenn Honey, along with his and Honey Bee Manufactur- Hartley enlisted to fight for ada - This category salutes brother Greg, is a founder and ing where he currently serves Canada in the Second World individuals who have found Classifi eds 1-306-773-9321 owner of Honey Bee Manu- as the CFO. Nelson has served War and continued to do so a new home in Canada, have facturing. What started as a on numerous boards includ- until March 1946. During his Fax: 306-773-9136 chosen to become a Canadian small business on their farm ing Saskatchewan Energy, war service he was in England, citizen, and have found a role classifi [email protected] in Bracken, has grown into an Briercrest Family of Schools, France, Belgium, Holland and for themselves in their new international company that Agricultural Manufacturers Germany. He is the last living community and in building circulation serves OEM John Deere, Case of Canada, Bethel Lutheran Normandy veteran in Swift Canada’s future. 306-773-9321 and New Holland along with Church and the Canadian Current. e ve Southwest citizens placing product in over 50 Manufacturers and Exporters Michael Evans-Smith, receiving this award were: regional countries. Advisory Board. He has also Swift Current Mohamed Abdelhamid, Swift managers Greg Honey, Frontier served as the Mayor of Fron- Michael Evans-Smith served Current; Maksym Bilan, Swift Michael J. Hertz, Senior Vice Greg Honey is one of two tier for 12 years. as a Canadian in the Vietnam Current; Marilyn Geoffrion, President & Group Publisher founders and owners of Honey Gerald Olson, Swift Cur- War in 1968 and 1969. His Gravelbourg; Bula Ghosh, Bee Manufacturing, a world- rent/Tomkins decorations include the Viet- Swift Current; Dr. Maria Cris- wide supplier of Harvest Gerald Olson, who ranched namese Service Medal with tina Pennington, Lucky Lake; Equipment.