New Titles at the Library This Month by Joyce Wallis
New releases include Danielle Steel’s latest and a new title Message from Nam. The Women in His Life by Barbara Taylor Bradford follows a billionaire who is glamorous yet troubled. The Queen Mother marks a timely 90th birthday. ECO-INFO highlights Minutes a Day by Marjorie Lamb with Green Planet Pets and Wildlife. Let it Rot by Stu Campbell guides composting for gardens. Jay Brandon’s Fade the Heat is billed as a cool thriller.
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Danielle Steel
Nam
Viet Nam
Barbara Taylor
Bradford
Europe
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Queen Mother
Donald Zee
Earl of Mountbatten
Burma
Marjorie Lamb
Earth
CBC
Chatelaine
Crystal
Irma
Stu Campbell
Jay Brandon
Family Love and Courtroom Courage Chronicle A Novel
A practicing attorney authors a courtroom drama exploring family love and personal pride. The narrative shows the lengths a man will go to protect what matters most, blending insider legal detail with emotional stakes. Library hours noted: Monday to Friday 9-12 and 1-5.
Central Region 4-H Horse Show selects team for Brandon event
On August 18 1990 thirty six 4-H members competed in eleven classes at Treherne arena with judges Val Crowe and Connor Doak assisted by Ringmasters Josie Robinson and Sherry Leatherdale. Top six in each class earned rosettes and the 12 person team led by Cathy Leatherdale Jill Bryan Maurice Taillieu Brady Strachan Coreen Hart Jeff Hart Sandy Kennedy Shaelyn Horse Kim Wiebe Tanya Wiebe was announced with engraved medals.
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Treherne
Val Crowe
Baldur
Connor Doak
Brookdale
Manitoba
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Sherry Leatherdale
Judy Leatherdale
Rose Nichols
Ann Derima
Morris Saddle Spirits Club
Central Region
Brandon
Cathy Leatherdale
Graysville
Jill Bryan
Maurice Taillieu
Elm Creek
Brady Strachan
Dennis Driedger
Winkler
Coreen Hart
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