Lenten Message Calls for Choice Between Christ and Materialism
A pastor urges readers to choose the Way of Christ over dialectic materialism and to live the New Life through the Cross. He emphasizes dying to self, becoming a center for God’s life, and praying for courage to be instruments of peace.
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Easter Message on Peace From the Man of Peace
A religious reflection links Easter to the theme of peace as a constant, citing Jesus Christ as the Man of Peace. It warns against seeking calm in money or sin and urges self surrender to God to find lasting peace in daily life.
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Jesus Christ
God
Three nominees vie for Field Day Queen title
Marsha's Inkwell notes three competent girls Yvette Dumas Caro lyn McLaughlin and Marilyn Frechette as Field Day Queen candidates Each has an initial 360 booklets of tickets to sell with more available The event is set for early June with ticket sales ending in late May Readers are urged to support their preferred candidate and watch for bake sales and ads
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Yvette Dumas
Carolyn McLaughlin
Marilyn Frechette
Collegiate edition of school paper praised by T.P.C.1
An April 13 collegiate issue features stories by Carole Berglund and Doreen Lesko, jokes and art by Loretta Lindal Ron Heuchert and Levia Pawlikewich, plus school reports gossip and sports pages. Lou ise Howe edited a third edition that the paper calls wonderful and enjoyable.
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Carole Berglund
Doreen Lesko
Loretta Lindal
Ron Heuchert
Levia Pawlikewich
Louise Howe
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Fifth Grade Candy Sale Boosts Crippled Children Fund
The W Fivers of The Pas Elementary School raised 11 dollars and 35 cents on April 6 from a candy sale. Proceeds go to the Crippled Children's Fund of the Junior Red Cross as thanks to mothers and helpers who supported the sale.
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Province Signs New Vocational Rehabilitation Agreement
Hon George Johnson minister of health is authorized by the provincial cabinet to sign a new vocational rehabilitation agreement with the federal government. Effective April 2 1962 the federal government will share 50 percent of costs with Manitoba for comprehensive rehabilitation services to disabled persons in need.
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George Johnson
Manitoba
Federal plan expands vocational rehabilitation and care
Dr. Johnson touted a new agreement expanding funds for vocational rehabilitation for adults and accelerating staff training. The plan also advances home care programs for disabled Manitobans and programs for crippled children, stressing research and program development in the field.
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Manitoba
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