Faith in Flight: Stewardess Reassures Passengers During Turbulent Flight
One viewpoint recalls a Winnipeg to Thunder Bay flight where a bang and engine noise sparked fear. The writer notes how the stewardess’s calm, faithful service reassured everyone, embodying perseverance as a witness to faith amid danger and uncertainty.
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Ken Rentz
cKenzie United
Winnipeg
Thunder Bay
Author speaks on why God allows suffering in Valley of Shadows
Jake Plett, author of Valley of Shadows, discusses divine love and human suffering. Since its Feb 12, 1976 release, 70,000 copies sold and 100,000 in print. In Sept 1971 his wife MaryAnn was abducted and murdered. he found meaning through the ordeal and now tours western Canada sharing his answers. Portage la Prairie rally set for Monday November 2 at 7:30 p.m. at Trinity United Church Auditorium.
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Jake Plett
Mr. Plett
British Columbia
Alberta
Portage la Prairie
Trinity United Church ‘Auditorium
Tupper St. South
Portager named to new nursing education task force
WINNIPEG a ministerial task force has been formed to study and propose future nursing education development in Manitoba for RNs LPNs and RPNs. The 11 member panel chaired by Mr Justice Joseph F O Sullivan includes Joan Bickford Roy Brown Richard Cawley Beth Dyck Dr Jack Hildes John Kellie Bonnie Latimer Shirley Jo Paine Edward Ramsay and Robert Siemens with ministers Desjardins and Hanuschak announcing the group and its mandate.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Laurent L. Desjardins
Ben Hanuschak
Joseph F. O'Sullivan
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Hanuschak
Joan Bickford
Department of Health and ‘Social Development
Roy Brown
Flin Flon General Hospital
Richard Cawley
University of Manitoba
Beth Dyck
Lacy Bonnet
Jack Hildes
University At Manitoba
John Kellie
Manitoba School For Retardates
Portage la Prairie
Bonnie Latimer
Treherne
Shirley Jo Paine
School of Nursing
Brandon General Hospital
Edward Ramsay
Department of Continuing Education and Manpower
Robert Siemens
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Pane elected president of 4-H District Council
June Pane of Portage la Prairie led the 4-H District Council as president with Cal Galbraith Arlene Davey and Mary Carpenter as officers and Harold Brown Jean McCrae and Mary Wilson as executive members for three-year terms. A leaders workshop was set for Nov 23 at Crescent Heights church and plans included Santa Claus parade participation and club date scheduling for the home economist. A fall leaders meeting featured a pot-luck supper with 69 attendees and prominent guests, plus reports on 4-H tours and awards sponsorship for next year.
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Pane
Portage Variety Club
Cal Gailbraith
Oakville Beef Club
Arlene Davey
Westbourne Handiworkers
Mary Carpenter
Curtis Ridge Club
Harold Brown
Portage Beef Club
Jean McCrae
MacGregor Club
Mary Wilson
Oakville
Crescent Heights Church
Portage la Prairie
Tune Pane
Treherne
Council
Manitoba Clubs Council
Portage
West End Hall
Portage Area
Art Domes
Ag. Rep
Marguerite Molgat
Cathy Vansone
Howard Barker
CFRY
R. Hurst
Snowflake
Miller
Co-op
Charles Oliver
June Pane
George Sanderson
Jum Caskey
Portage Fair Board
Graham
Chamber of Commerce
Oliver
Ruth Hurst
Cathy Vanstone
Canada seeks immediate moratorium on Garrison project
Canada warns that ongoing Lone Tree reservoir work on the Garrison diversion could threaten health and property in Manitoba. External Affairs notes to the U S State Department request a halt until IJC reports on potential Red River Lake Winnipeg basin pollution. Washington will decide on project funding before IJC findings.
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Ottawa
Canada
Garrison
North Dakota
Manitoba
U.S. State Department
Lone Tree
International Joint Commission
IJC
Don Jamieson
Red River
Lake Winnipeg
Washington
Sheyenne River
Food prices slide for Ottawa home consumption index
The Anti- Inflation Board reports a fourth straight monthly drop in the Food Price Index for home consumption in Ottawa. By mid October prices were 0.9 percent lower than mid September and 3.1 percent below mid October last year, with beef pork eggs poultry and certain fruit and sugar showing declines while fresh and processed vegetables fish and beverages rose due to weather. The index stood at 14.7 on October 15, down from 119.0 a year earlier.
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Ottawa
Anti- Inflation Board
Apel
Crescent Lake Ice Now Safe for Skaters Says RCMP
The RCMP announced Crescent Lake ice is generally safe for skating though caution urged near Island Park bridge and adjacent ponds where ice may be thin. The lake froze early with little snow, producing generally good skating conditions.
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Suhere
Crescent Lake
RCMP
Island Park
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