Passing the keys to a maturing kangaroo
Bill Hall, editorial page editor of the Lewiston Idaho Tribune, recalls handing car keys to his son as aging reflexes wane. He argues maturity and trust now justify letting the next generation drive, noting the mutual lessons of fear, responsibility, and practical caution on busy city streets.
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Mount Geezer
United States
Jack Rabbit
Bill Hall
Lewiston
Idaho
Fall sports underway at Hamiota Collegiate
Fall activities at Hamiota Collegiate include Senior inter-mural football with two of four teams playing at noon supervised by Mr. Dick Prawdzik. Other fall sports feature Senior boys and girls volleyball led by Ron Ramsey and Chris Czarnecki with Angela Bray, JV volleyball for girls and boys, and Middle Years soccer coached by Vicki Smith and Dick Prawdizk.
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Hamiota Collegiate
Dick Prawdzik
Ron ‘Sir’ Ramsey
Chris Czarnecki
Angela Bray
Loader submerged in water at Arrow River gravel pit
Gregory Sand and Gravel reports a Hough loader left in a gravel pit two miles southwest of Arrow River was driven into a water-filled hole. The machine, about two thirds submerged, was likely disturbed by a four wheel drive vehicle between Friday noon September 10 and Monday 4 p.m. September 13.RCMP ask for tips at 764-2345 or Manitoba Crime Stoppers toll free 1-800-782-8477. anonymity and up to $2,000 reward available.
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Gregory
Hamiota
Arrow River
Hamiota Detachment
RCMP
Manitoba
Hamiota MS Self Help Group to Meet Again
The Hamiota Multiple Sclerosis Self Help Group will hold its first meeting of the year on Saturday September 25 at 2 00 p m in the Conference Room at the Hamiota District Health Centre. Newcomers are welcome and Betty Anne Lewis can be contacted at 764 2622 for more information.
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Hamiota
Hamiota District Health Centre
Betty-Anne Lewis
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Board OF Revision
Miniota
Council Chambers
Province of
Doug McAulaly