Nonconformity as a Moral Virtue in Modern Times
The text argues that nonconformity drives progress but warns against empty self assertion. It contrasts creative challengers with fashionable defiance and cites Einstein and Bertrand Russell on limits imposed by conformity. It concludes that true nonconformity remains a moral virtue amid societal pressures.
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Albert Einstein
Bertrand Russell
Rome
One Viewpoint on Sky, God, and Human Purpose
Ken Rentz recounts gazing at a blue sky with wispy clouds and jet vapour trails. He contemplates human insignificance and wonders about God’s hidden mark in creation revealed to faith, asserting humanity’s purpose is to worship and reflect divine power.
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Dev
Ken Rentz
God
Lions Manor Card Party and Weekly Activities
The Lions Prairie Manor week featured a well attended card party with tea and a social. Danny Raine returned from a two week vacation and performed on organ. Reverend P V Lee and Reverend Rick Condo led Holy Communion. Miss Jo Maguire praised Lee's upcoming absence. Thursday worship was led by Reverend H L Henderson with Mrs. Mary McDonald on organ. A Friday bingo closed the week. Visitors included Mrs L Clement, Mrs Mary Anderson, Marilyn of Winnipeg, H C Oliver of Sudbury, Mrs E M Gross of Winnipeg with Frank McKeen, and Dorothy Lake of Brandon visiting her father Howard Mann.
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Lions Prairie Manor
Danny Raine
P. V. Lee
Rick Condo
Jo Maguire
Lee
H. L. Henderson
Mary McDonald
3. L. Clement
Mary Anderson
Marilyn
Winnipeg
Eva Anderson
H. C. Oliver
Sudbury
Ont
George Oliver
E. M. Gross
Church listings for MacGregor and area on Feb 23 to Mar 2
Evangelists Mennonite Church East End MacGregor hosts Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Worship at 10:45 a.m. MacGregor and Rossendale United Church pastoral charge offers 10:30 a.m. combined service. contact Mrs. E Lamb or Mrs. Giles. Austin United Church and Sidney United Church schedule 10 a.m. Sunday School and Morning Service. St Pauls MacGregor Anglican offers Morning Prayer at 10 a.m. and Sunday School at 11 a.m. Christchurch Austin holds Holy Communion and Sunday School at 2 p.m. Pentecostal of Canada Bethel Church MacGregor lists Sunday services. Calvary Tabernacle Sidney set for March 2 with Sunday School 10 a.m. and Worship 11 a.m.. Evening service 7:30 p.m. with Cecil Brown guest speaker and John Wiebe portage la Prairie singer accompaniment.
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Macgregor and
Rossendale
United Church
Hutchison
MacGregor
Riges
E. Lamb
Giles
Austin United Church
Sidney United Church
Christchurch
Austin
Holy Communion
Sunday School
Pentecostal OF Canada
A. J. Hall
Bethel Church
Calvary ‘Tabernacle
Sidney
Dick Fehr
Cecil Brown
Portage la Prairie
John Wiebe
Portage
Flu Strains Widespread In Manitoba High Absenteeism
Manitoba health officials report flu like illness widespread in Winnipeg eastern and northern areas and Interlake with absenteeism up to 48 percent in some Winnipeg and east Manitoba groups. Most cases mild but measles and rubella rise noted. vaccination urged for children over one year. Rabid animals observed. Cadham lab logs 82 positive virus identifications in January.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Interlake
Department of Health and Social Development
John R. Waters
Port Chalmers
Waters
Asad
North
Norman
Westman
Franklin
DeSalaberry
Dufferin
Startburn
Hanover
Swan River
Cadham Public Health Laboratory
Local Toronto Visitors Share Time With Mia
Mrs Terry along with Ches Danielle and Travis of Toronto Ontario visit Mia, spending time with Chester's parents Mr and Mrs Wes Bruce and other relatives.
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Terry
Ches Danielle
Travis
Toronto
Ont
Mia. Chester
Wes Bruce
Manitoba Drivers Named Safest In Canada
Manitoba Safety Council executive director Rupert Whitehead told the annual Winnipeg meeting that Manitoba shows a favorable trend in traffic fatalities, with 29.2 deaths per 100000 nationally versus 17.2 in Manitoba. He praised defensive driving, urged renewed effort, and noted funding talks for Blood and Breath and an electronic detector for suspended drivers, calling for a unified safety approach.
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Manitoba
Canada
Manitoba Safety Council
Rupert Whitehead
Council
Winnipeg
Department of Health and Social
California
Whitehead
Local court heard pleas in impaired driving cases
Gregory Pashe pleaded guilty to impaired driving on January 19, 1975 in Provincial Judge's Court. He was fined 150 dollars plus court costs and faces automatic license suspension. George Eugene Chartrand admitted guilt on two impaired driving charges in separate districts, each fined 150 dollars with court costs and loss of driving privileges. Joseph Mitchel Beaulieu pled guilty as an accessory and received a 30 day sentence at Headingly Correctional Institute. In Birmingham England workers at a zipper factory reported zips on overalls were made in Japan. company pledged to stop importing zips.
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Gregory Pashe
Pashe
George Eugene Chartrand
Alanza
Amaranth
Chartrand
Joseph Mitchell Beaulieu
Birmingham
England
Britain
Japan
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Dannis
Usen Byrd
Civil Service
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Post
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