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KELSEY TRAIL REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITY BOARD MEMBERS APPOINTED

Released on December 9, 2004

Saskatchewan Health Minister John Nilson is pleased to announce the appointments of Mr. Darrel Guy and Mr. Don DeMarsh to the Kelsey Trail Regional Health Authority.

Mr. Darrel Guy of Lintlaw is very active in his community and served as administrator for the towns of Big River and Hudson Bay for three years. He is also active on several boards and community organizations.

Mr. Don DeMarsh of Tisdale has been the owner of Century 21 Tisdale Agencies for the past 25 years. He was also on the Tisdale Town Council for several years and continues to be involved in community activities and associations.

"I look forward to working with both Mr. Guy and Mr. DeMarsh and the Kelsey Trail Regional Health Authority as we mark the third anniversary of the release of The Action Plan for Saskatchewan Health Care and the resulting creation of Regional Health Authorities," Nilson said.

"As well, I sincerely thank the current members of the Kelsey Trail Regional Health Authority for their ongoing commitment to improving the health of people in their area."

"On behalf of the Kelsey Trail Regional Health Authority, we welcome Mr. Guy and Mr. DeMarsh and know they will make a valuable contribution to our board," Kelsey Trail Chairperson Carole Hayward said.

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For More Information, Contact:

Media Relations
Health
Regina
Phone: 306-787-4083
Email: media@health.gov.sk.ca
Kelsey Trail Regional Health Authority
Tisdale

 

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