Flying into a wall at forty five miles per hour
A personal reflection on car crash physics debunks the myth that two cars at 45 mph equal a 90 mph impact. The writer explains each car stops at 45 mph and staying belted prevents further injury, while unbelted passengers slam into interiors or windshield.
Internet access push for small towns gains interest
A columnist urges towns under 50,000 to apply for CAP grants of up to 30000 to build Internet access. He cites Industry Canada programs, lists provincial CAP advisers, and stresses community support, volunteers, and ongoing subscriptions as keys to sustainable service.
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CAP
Industry Canada
John Manley
Jon Gerrard
Alberta
Lucien Villeneuve
Health Auxiliary Meeting Plans May 8 Tea in Hamiota
Hamiota Health Auxiliary met March 22 at the Hamiota District Health Centre with 17 members from 11 districts. Plans were set for the Florence Nightingale Tea on May 8 in Hamiota. Dorothy Hudson to donate the door prize.
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Kenton Kraftsmen
Kenton School
Kenton District
Yasmin Wruth
Shane Wruth
Miniota
Amy Bennett
Brandon
Adam Fordyce
Beth Oliver
Hamiota Health Auxiliary
Hamiota
Oakner District
Lavinia
Dorothy Hudson
Marlene Andrew D.O.N
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Manitoba
Rich Gensiorek
Fred McGuinness
Health Auxiliary
Hamiota Schools Parent
Hamiota Collegiate Library
Darlene Brackenreed
Betty Senger
Elaine Gies
Larry Kowal
Karen Gamey-Koscielny
David Gravis
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