Cara Lee Smith Joins Katimavik Youth Service Program
Cara Lee Smith of Wawanesa joins Katimavik Canada's national youth service program for seven months starting September 25 in Bonnyville Alberta. She will live with ten participants moving through St Pascal Quebec and Bridgewater Nova Scotia, gaining leadership language environment culture and healthy living skills through community project work. Justin Williams a former participant from Port Moody BC shares that the experience taught new skills and ideas and boosted self esteem.
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Cara Lee Smith
Wawanesa
Katimavik
Canada
Cara Lee
Bonnyville
Alberta
St-Pascal
Québec
Bridgewater
Nova Scotia
Justin Williams
Port Moody
British Columbia
Morley dies as community sends sympathy to Alice Brown
Sincere sympathy is extended to Alice Brown and families on Morley’s passing on September 23. The report notes regional travel by local residents and plans for an Open House Warming Shower for Sharon Hallam after a house fire, plus a Treesbank reunion of friends turning 65 and guests from multiple towns. Carlyle and Irma McDougall of Virden were stops of visiting.
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Alice Brown
Morley
Richard
Myrna
Dawn
Chris Clark
Fargo
Chris
Wisconsin
Michael
John
Terri
Sharon Hallam
Treesbankers
Treesbank Hall
Nipawin
Sask
Swan River
Oak Lake
Nesbitt
Winnipeg
Wawanesa
Carlyle
Irma McDougall
Virden
Freshie Welcome at Wawanesa School Highlights 2002
Senior 4 students dressed Grade 9s in costumes from bugs to pirates during the Freshie welcome at Wawanesa School on September 26 2002. Tamarae Burney and Owen Hopcraft won art posters, while Chad McNish and Katelyn Miller were crowned King and Queen. Local reminiscences and Katimavik program invites are noted.
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Wawanesa
Tamarae Burney
Owen Hopcraft
Chad McNish
Katelyn
New Doppler Radar Expands Western Manitoba Coverage
Environment Canada opens a Doppler weather radar near Foxwarren Manitoba to improve tracking of severe weather across western Manitoba and eastern Saskatchewan. The network aims to reach 90 percent of Canadians and include U S radar access under a six year 34.9 million plan.
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Winnipeg
Environment Canada Today
Foxwarren
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Environment Canada
Canada
U.S
National Weather Service
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Edmonton
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Martha
Gina
Lorna
Dana
Bev
Kurt
Government of Canada
Exchanges Canada
Department of Canadian Heritage
Etude Economique Conseil
EEC
Nikken Wellness Products
Sharon Hamilton
Nikken Wellness