Safe in Your Heart by Anna E Wilson
A short story recalls family tensions around love and protection. Mannie worries for Lonnie while Molly seeks independence from Randy and Gwendolyn. Gale winds of memory frame Gwendolyn’s hold on the past as Molly dreams of a freer future.
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Safe In Your
Heart —By
Anna E. Wilson
PH Miller
Mannie Bell
Lomime Jamne
Carol
Mannie
Lonnie
Ephc
Owendolyn Baker
Gwendolyn
Randy
Eph
Molly
Baker
Onesville
Mrs Baker
Gwendolyn Baker
Two-piecer fashion headline and family memory scene
A two-part Misses pattern entices with a nip in waist and crisp contrast collar. In a domestic tale, Gwendolyn resists the Grey Room shrine to Randy's father while Molly bonds with Randy and their child, as family memories shift with a new living arrangement and Uncle Jim’s illness.
Great Rift Valley Lakes Cover African Geography
The Great Rift Valley houses most major African lakes spanning from Palestine in Asia to the southern edge of Lake Tanganyika in central Africa. The text notes a broad arc of lakes within this geological feature and mentions the region’s extensive distribution.
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Great African Lakes
Great Rift Valley
Palestine
Asia
Lake Tanganyika
Central Africa
Jubilee theme for Saskatchewan at Winter Fair
Saskatchewan’s Golden Jubilee themed display at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto highlights prairie life and opportunities. Supervisor E W McKenzie notes a 35 foot sequence of panels with ten color translucent pictures from North waterfalls to Cypress Hills, ending with a stockade panel and Red River cart.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
E W. McKenzie
Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture
Prairie
Cypress Hills
West
Old Fort Walsh
McKenzie
Toronto
Fanny or Otherwise A Series of Quick Jokes
A collection of brief humorous vignettes sighting a boastful escape tale a restaurant quip about cold shoulder and tongue jokes a hat tipping habit and a psychologist on clothes and temperament with a punchline about socks and warmth.
Calgary Wins Commonwealth Cities Smallbore Match
Calgary three dozen shooters totaled 2 975 points in the Commonwealth cities match sponsored by the British National Smallbore Rifle Association. London took second with Edinburgh Montreal Toronto Winnipeg and others also competing. The event is viewed as the premier inter city shooting calendar fixture with 17 cities in the field.
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Calgary
Smallbore Rifle Association
London
England
Edinburgh
Montreal
Toronto
Winnipeg
Height trends rise with distance from tropics
A study notes that average human height increases with greater geographic distance from tropical regions. Researchers point to factors like climate and nutrition influencing growth, with tall populations observed in temperate and higher latitude areas.
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce Elect New Officers at Dauphin
New officers were elected at the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce annual meeting in Dauphin. Officers include M J G McMullen managing secretary B R Wolfe second vice president W H Watson president W G Pawne first vice president and F J Scott third vice president. A symposium on Manitoba industrial development featured J G Cowan M G Smerchanski R H G Bonnycastle and Walter J MacDonald among others. 207 delegates from 55 of 80 chambers attended as Dauphin chamber earned praise for staging the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
Dauphin
M. J. G. McMullen
Confederation Building
Winnipeg
B. R. Wolfe
Transcona
W. H. Watson
W. G. Pawne
Melita
F. J. Scott
St James
Manitoba
J. G. Cowan
M. G. Smerchanski
R. H. G. Bonnycastle
Walter J. MacDonald
G. §. Thorvaldson
J. W. Pickersgill
Thomas Smith
D. M. Stephens
Manitoba Hydro Electric Board
Dauphin Chamber of Commerce
Monument Unveiled for Western Explorer David Thompson
Castlegar BC honors David Thompson with a cutstone monument overlooking the Columbia River. More than 250 attendees heard remarks by Rt. Rev. F. P. Clark and officials H. W. Herridge and Dr. W. N. Sage. Thompson passed the river in 1811. a map of his Columbia survey is on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castlegar
B.C
David Thompson
Columbia River
F. P. Clark
the Kootenay
Columbia
Thompson
Canada Helped Marconi With Early Wireless Grant
Marconi perfected wireless telegraphy in Nova Scotia around 1900 with Canada providing an $80,000 grant to support his experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marconi
Nova Scotia
Canada
PRACTICAL COURSE VANCOUVER FOR CRIMINOLOGY STUDENTS
University of British Columbia criminology students will conduct part of their practical work on duty assignments with RCMP officers.
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Vancouver
University of British Columbia Students of Criminology
RCMP
Selkirk Wheat Seed Selling At 3 to 4 Dollars A Bushel
Manitoba government and Dominion cereal breeding lab will distribute Selkirk wheat seed with rust resistance. About 1.8 million bushels produced in Manitoba. Farmers holding surplus may sell on farm basis under Wheat Board rules, price 3 to 4 dollars per bushel.
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Selkirk
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Dominion Laboratory of
J. R. Bell
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Bell
Wheat Board
Univision
Canada Department of Agriculture
Tongue Out Hiss Deemed Polite Tibetan Greeting
Tibetan custom is described as greeting others with a tongue protrusion and hiss. The statement frames the gesture as exceptionally courteous within local etiquette practices.
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P.P.L. Anne Adams Pattern Dept
Front Street W
Mr. Covey
Civic Monument
Dad
Jim
Wheeler
Jfashions
Fanny
Brown
Smith
Dr. Blunt
Tropics
New Manitoba
C of C
Western Explorer
H. W. Herridge
Kootenay West
Dr. W. N. Sage
Historic Sites and Monuments
Board of Canada
The
Invermere
Jasper
Alta
Longueuil
Waro
Cunard
Europe
Ascania
Queen Mary
Scythia
Franconia
Queen Elizabeth
Samaria
Britannic
Saxonia
Queen Elizabeth Media
Quebec
New York
Halifax
Cunard Line
Liverpool
Cherbourg
Southampton
Havse
Greenock
Havre
Cobh
Wes Indies
Same Eye
Bank of Toronto
Portage Avenue
Mar
Les Carroll
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