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Dear Editor My daughter Arcady Bamford, was born in Saskatoon University Hospital in 1972, while I was working as a physician in Turtleford. We were there in 1972-743, before returning to the UK, where I worked as a paediatrician for 35 years.

Ed, my neighbour next door, suggested we go for a game of golf out at Neudorf last week. Trying to get one step ahead of Ed, I agreed to go only if he brought his wallet and drove us out there.

Dear Editor Thank you for publishing the article about Fi Smythe's experiences downtown ("Doing business downtown turns scary for one resident," Regional Optimist July 6).

Here I am with another box office update in the wake of the release of the latest blockbuster of the summer, The Amazing Spider-Man. The movie opened July 3 in theatres across North America, following an impressive weekend debut in overseas markets.

Dear Editor This is in response to "Doing business downtown turns scary for one resident" (Regional Optimist July 6). The article states " vagrancy, pawn shops and empty storefronts have been a problem for a while " This view is narrow-minded.

Dear Editor I was admitted on the evening of March 6 to Battlefords Union Hospital emergency. After a CT scan, it was determined I had suffered a mild stroke. There were no beds, so I was kept overnight in the ER.

More than a few members of Saskatchewan's population will be moving south this week, heading to Craven for the Craven Country Jamboree, a days-long country music festival.

Our Prime Minister has aspirations to be President of Canada, maybe even a knighthood thrown in for good measure, as in, Sir Stephen Joseph Harper.

So, you don't exercise. What's the reason? I assure you I have heard them all. The only people who shouldn't be exercising are those with a physical limitation and their doctor recommends no exercise.

One of my warmest memories is of my cousin's wedding in a tiny rural church. It was hot, the hottest I've ever been.