Living With a Paralyzed Farmer Shows Community Help
A Humboldt Journal feature spotlights Andrew Benning, 21, paralyzed from the chest after a snowmobile crash, returning to work on his family farm with a self-made winch and wheelchair system. Audrey Snodgrass at 86 returns to grade 12 business law, navigating a computer age with grit. Rocky View fire chief coordinates overnight shelter for 200 stranded Frankfurt passengers in Calgary, aided by local church facilities and volunteers.
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Andrew
John
Wilfred Moellenbeck
Wilfred
Dennis
Kevin
Combine
Audrey Snodgress
Dauphin
Audrey Snodgrass
Dauphin Herald
Inky Mark
Rockey View
Calgary
Rocky View
San Francisco
Cammie Laird
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Smokies
Halloween Treats And Leftover Curb The Temptation
The piece warns against buying Halloween treats too early to avoid waste and temptation. It offers tips to parents on delaying purchases and conserving sweets for the big night, noting common hiding spots and the appeal of leftovers. It emphasizes self control and practical strategies to ensure there are treats still available on Halloween.
Maria Berry's Musings on Safe Treats and Self Control
Maria Berry writes that households should provide a safe comfortable place for treats and consider buying a small safe. She urges instilling self control in the family to avoid recurring problems each year and notes exceptions for truly lucky families without sneaking treats. Have a Safe and Treat Happy Halloween.
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Government of Canada
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Mike & Travis Johnson
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