GORDON AND MARION SHEARDOWN FAMILY NOTES
Hamiota natives Gordon and Marion Sheardown moved to the United States in the forties. The piece lists their children and spouses living in Texas and Manitoba, plus extended family in Fort Worth and Bridgeport. It also covers U C W thrift shop opening sale in Hamiota, and a note about Mel Cochran visiting from Montreal.
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Gordon & Marion Sheardown
Gordon
Marion
Hamiota
U.S.A
Forties
Kenton
Manitoba
Norm
Darla
Dionne
Bridgeport
Texas
Don
Rose
Jason
Stephen
Danny
Rhonda
Cori
Fortworth
Lety
Melissa
James Roberts
the Roberts
Christine
Leslie
Jennifer
Larry McCloud
Larry
Brian
Brenda
U.C.W. Thrift Shop
Schimmel’s Dutch Bakery
Mel Cochran
Montreal
Lou Cochran
Decker
Mel
Hamiota Echo
Canada
Gordon Sheardown
Hicks Field
Taliaferro
Greenwood Cemetery
Price Drive
Fort Worth Mortgage and Loan Corp
Maternity Leave Plea Prompts Patter At Scratching River Post
Reggie Penner argues for six weeks paid honeymoon leave for single employees with matrimony in mind while praising seventeen weeks paid maternity leave for female post office workers. The quip prompts light satire about paternity leave and workplace empathy.
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Manitoba
Scratching River
Doug Penner
Doug
Canadian Comment on Dollar Decline Tied to Trudeau Policy
The piece argues that Ottawa's energy policy and tax rules, plus oil pricing gaps with Alberta, pushed capital abroad and weakened the Canadian dollar. It cites halted $13 billion and $12 billion tar sands and Alaskan gas projects, a $14 billion federal deficit, and 12.5 billion in debt service, predicting stabilization only after policy fixes.
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Trudeau
Canada
Ronald Reagan
Ottawa
Alberta
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Maurice
Dorothy Francis
Ella
Hoeon
Reggie
Mathison
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Bessie Houck
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Mary Bull
Betty White
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U.S
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PBS
Willie
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