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Newspaper
Glenboro Gazette
Location
Glenboro, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 2000
Page
8
CAP site administrator Carla Jonasson announces daytime hours end and new 6 to 9 pm sessions on Monday Wednesday and Friday with weekend plans to follow. Seniors Open Houses were hosted with modest turnout, and visitors are invited for one on one training plus free business advertising on the community web page.
Congratulations to Rene and Doreen Hacault on their 25th wedding anniversary. A Winnipeg Normal School reunion drew about 42 teachers in Hamiota. Edith Davidson joined Mary Moore for the event, with photos and class pictures taken. Visitor groups include Doreen Richmond’s side and several families on Millennium weekend. Aaron announces Nicole Dawn born June 2 2000 to Joe and Kim Hutlet with grandparents listed.
Wawanesa notes Elwood and Treva Gorrie and daughter of Brandon visited Joan Powers on Sunday August 20. Art and Esther Brown traveled to Kenora Ontario to spend a few days with Cliff and Mary Ketson and Dale and Benji Harry and girls visited their aunt Mary Sampson. Larry and Kim Swallow and Allan Cory visited as Dale and family headed to Clear Lake. Elmer Henderson and Minnie of Edmonton called on Allan Cory Monday August 21. Sympathy sent to the Eastley family on their bereavement. Millennium weekend visitors included Bill Metcalf Saskatoon, Keith Conrad Richmond Washington, Bertha Buehler and son Carl Moosomin, Mae McCallum, Tucker and Amanda Oak River, and James Rule Minnedosa.
I recollect school mug shots and a culture of cameras that judged appearances. The piece contrasts the power of the photographer with the subject's vulnerability, noting the mocking ease of mass media, the thrill of fame, and the uneasy truth that images shape identity.
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