East Central Trader December 8, 2017

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Theatre Volume 8 No. 50

Annaheim continues theatre tradition

Friday, December 8, 2017

Quill Plains health receives important start up donation The Quill Plains Health Care Foundation were the happy recipients of a $20,000 donation from the Fred and Louise Barker Fo u n d a t i o n . Pictured (L to R): Co-Director of the foundation Norma Weber, and health care foundation secretary Roxanne Bagnall. photo by Christopher Lee By Christopher Lee Journal Reporter

The Quill Plains Health Care Foundation received a large boost to their fundraising efforts on Dec. 2 as they were the recipients of a $20,000 donation from the Fred and Louise Barker Foundation. The foundation was started in 2000 in honour of Fred and Louise Barker, a pair of single people who had little to no family in the area. They set up the foundation as a way to help with student education, health care, and general projects within the community. “Louise was very interested in healthcare. She wants to see us keep health care in rural Saskatchewan as best we can and she was a resident at the Quill Plains Centennial Lodge here for about five years or so,” noted Norma Weber, one of three surviving directors of the foundation. The money donated was the kickoff to the fundraising efforts for the Quill Plains Health Care Foundation, who became incorporated earlier this year. The foundation’s plan is to renovate the east wing at the Quill Plains Centennial Lodge, as well as build a new wing. “We’ve had kind of a general look at this and the minimum would be a $6.2 million project and it probably won’t happen for five years or so. We’re looking for approval in three and to have our facility in five years so by then it could be around between $7 and 8 million,” says Weber, who is also the chair of the

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health care foundation. Weber notes getting a start like they did from the Barker foundation is extremely important. “It lets other people know too that they can do the same thing if they want. It doesn’t have to be the same exact amount. All small or large donations will be a huge help and little by little we will get the money together to do this project.” Weber notes that while the total cost of the project will be a minimum of $6.2 million, the foundation will only be responsible for raising $1.6 million, as the rest will be given through government grants. “We feel that that is very doable so we’re just going to keep on moving ahead and let everybody know that it’s going.” In addition to asking the public for support Weber notes they are also asking communities within a 50 kilometer radius of Watson for their support as well, noting that residents and employees of the lodge come from all over the area. “I hope that they will all jump on board and help us keep excellent health care in rural Saskatchewan.” For anyone interested in helping with the fundraising efforts, Weber notes there are brochures out around the community explaining how to do so, and says in addition there are also donation forms at funeral homes in the area. “We hope that people will pick up the brochures or consider donations when they have funerals in the family because it will be a very worthwhile cause.”

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