Think Evaluate Choose Your Life Work Message to Graduates
A late 1950s style commencement speech urges graduates to think for themselves, evaluate life’s meaning, and choose a vocation under the judgment of God. The speaker warns against materialism, stresses personal responsibility, and credits past sacrifices for today’s opportunities. He cautions against “washout” outcomes and stresses integrity, character, and purpose beyond money.
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Paul
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Card of Thanks and Estate Notice in 1952 Manitoba
Card of thanks extends appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during illness and to visitors in hospital. Beavers W A and WMS are thanked for flowers. Under The Trustee Act a notice concerns the Estate of Jennie Filzabeth Payne, deceased. All claims must be sent to Hampton Street MacGregor Manitoba by July 1982. MacKinnon & MacKinnon, solicitors for Francis McLachlan, administrator.
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H. G. Rodgers
Jennie Filzabeth Payne
Katrime
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Hampton Street
MacGregor
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