Quinlan case sparks church view on life and euthanasia
Pastor J venms Jamsen argues in favor of allowing the Quinlan respirator to be turned off while opposing mercy killing. He contends life preservation is sacred, yet urges case as a unique exception and contrasts courts' stance with abortion debates. He links faith, reason, and law to call for parental rights to decide.
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Okville Alliance
Cour Society
United States
Karen Ann Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
Supreme Court
Quinlan
Nere
Mercy Kkitting
Karen
North America
Karen Quinlan
CAMR reports on activities and upcoming events
CAMR Portage and district branch met November 18 with Dot White noting a Christmas dance on December 9 at Victoria school. Martha Brooks of ABC Industries reported on Brandon excursions for United Way and $898.50 raised. Next meeting is December 2 at the ABC Building. tea and nominating committee to be discussed. A FDA study finds cosmetics cause adverse reactions in 6.9 of 10,000 women.
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Portage and District
Dot White
Victoria School
Martha Brooks
ABC Industries
New York
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Portage School Band Auxiliary elects new officers
At a recent meeting of the Portage School Band Auxiliary Ray McLelland was re elected as president. Vice president Dai Cameron will liaison between the Auxiliary and the school board. Elected were secretary Mrs D Little acting treasurer Mrs M Kohut property Geoff Hul and publicity Mrs E Smith. School representatives named Prince Charles Mrs L Henderson La Verendrye Mrs B Nick Crescent View Mrs P Thein.
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Te Portage
Ray McLelland
Dai Cameron
D. Little
M. Kohut
Geoff Hul
E. Smith
Prince Charles
L. Henderson
la Verendrye
B. Nick
Crescent View
P. Thein
Women s Institute November meeting and notes
The Women's Institute held its November 13 meeting with 36 members present led by President Mrs. B Crewson. Visitors included Mrs. Hubbs of Winnipeg. Reports covered bursaries to Patricia Davey and Walter Ashcroft, with Sunshine notes and humor from Mrs. Sadie Jordan. A rally at Arden, district updates, and plans for a Winnipeg bus trip were discussed, along with 1976 director appointments and a December pot luck. Mrs. Auld a McMillan received the St John Ambulance Serving Sister medallion at Government House Ottawa.
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Women’s Institute
B. Crewson
Institute
Hubbs
Winnipeg
Patricia Davey
Westbourne
Walter Ashcroft
Sadie Jordan
Sunshine
Herusband
Elsie Stanger
Arden
Aulda McMillan
Portage la Prairie
St. John Ambulance
Government House
Ottawa
Jules Leger
Chateau Laurier
Curtis Ridge 4H Club Reorganizes And Elects Officers
The Curtis Ridge 4H Club held its reorganizational meeting on Tuesday October 14 1995 electing Debra Dack as president Natalie Carpenter as vice president Brenda Nazi and Beth Tully as secretaries with Mary Carpenter Alice Beck Carol Case Elsie Nazar Grace Tully Shirley Storey Barbara Beck and Percy Beck as leaders and Grant Beck as junior leader. Projects planned include clothing handicrafts home design home nursing photography woodworking and electrical. Sixteen members attended the first meeting and a November 4 second meeting had 13 members present. A pot luck supper and Christmas party were set for December 12 at 6 00 p.m. Bob Beck reported on an Intermediate tour to Grand Rapids in late August and 4H aide Shirley Fust spoke about 4H activities with the next meeting scheduled for December 2 at 7 30 p.m. Lunch followed.
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Curtis Ridge 4H Club
Debra Dack
Natalie Carpenter
Brenda Nazi
Beth Tully
Bob Beck
Mary Carpenter
Alice Beck
Carol Case
Tewas
Grand Rapids
Shirley Fust
Portage 4H Club Plans Xmas Activities and Meeting
The Portage 4H Variety Club held its third monthly meeting on November 12 at Crescent Heights Church Hall. President Shauna Bird led the session with pledge and motto, while members discussed rummage sale results, district fees, and council donations.
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Crescent Heights Church Hall
Shauna Bird
Suzanne Dodgson
Shelly Taylor
Janet Tormchuk
Jackie Green
Jackie
Colleen Boddy
Cathy Pane
Manitoba
Gladys Armstrong
Donna Kohut
McDonald Machinery Ad for Farm Equipment
Local business McDonald Machinery advertises new and used farm equipment. The listing highlights White and Versatile models and provides a contact phone number 857 8825. The ad emphasizes availability and sales of agricultural machinery.
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McDonald Machinery
White
Portage Film Council to cut hours amid money woes
Portage Film Council will open only Tuesdays and Fridays from 1 pm to 5 pm due to financial problems. The nonprofit, serving 25 years, relies on memberships and grants and runs the area’s only film library and projector service. In November, 2,335 views were recorded from 31 member groups with annual audiences around 30 to 40 thousand. The council hopes to resume regular hours if funds and memberships rebound next year. City council in Reno is considering stricter wedding chapel regulations including fee posting and outdoor advertising controls, amid complaints of deceptive pricing.
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Portage Film Council
The
Film Council
Portage
Southern Film Federation
British Informational Service
Reno
New
Don Cralle
Better Business Bureau
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