The man who loved freshly painted cats
Tony and his crew painted a new addition while his friends Lyle and Sydney hindered the work with playful cat mischief. Tony, a perfectionist, laughed at the antics and insisted on completing details like painting a cat door. He died suddenly at 32, leaving readers to ponder how such vitality could end so young.
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Lyle
Sydney
Sharon
Ren
Lyle i Sydney
bin Hall
Lewiston
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Hamiota Child and Family Services plans charity concert
The Hamiota Child and Family Services committee met on Oct 5 with a new executive led by President Linda Irwin and Regional Director Neil McDonald. A concert is set for Dec 3 at 7 30 p.m. in the Hamiota Collegiate auditorium with a candy sale, auction at the Community Hall, a raffle, and a plate prize titled The Chickadee on display at Oakden's Jewellery. Proceeds will aid local children and families.
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Hamiota
Linda Irwin
Judy Oakden
Heather McGee
Bernice McDonald
Westman Area
Neil McDonald
Nora Kirk
Ray Brethour
Jim Routledge
Hamiota Collegiate
Jim
Rachel Routledge
Hamiota Iga
Hamiota Co-op
Terry McLean
Oakden
Hamiota Committee of Child and Family Services
Vodrey to lead Manitoba youth crime summit in Winnipeg
Justice Minister Rosemary Vodrey called a one day summit in Winnipeg to confront youth violence with partners Mayor Susan Thompson Gail Watson Jim Knight and Stella Locker. The event at Vincent Massey Collegiate offers 500 free spots for urban and rural participants with a November 19 registration deadline.
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Manitoba
Justice
Rosemary Vodrey
Ms. Thompson
Ms. Watson
Mr. Knight
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