Everyday encounter profile of Naomi Russell
Naomi Russell born November 27 1970 in Rivers Manitoba is a registered nurse living in Brandon MB. She lists Rivers Elementary and Rivers Collegiate and Brandon General Hospital School of Nursing among her education and enjoys singing with Canadian Chamber Choir das Femmes Women in Harmony and a couple of barbershop groups. She roots for the Toronto Blue Jays and likes rhubarb crisp Christmas and Alison Krauss with Meryl Streep as her preferred artist.
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Naomi Russell
Das Femmes
Rivers
Rapid City
Oak River
Rivers Hospital
Brandon
Brandon General Hospital
School of Nursing
Greece
Alison Krauss
Toronto Blue Jays
Call the Midwife
Meryl Streep
Rivers Train Station Bench Project Grows in Community
The Rivers Train Station Restoration Committee creates railway themed benches begun in 2004 with wheel donations. Four benches exist at Westoba Credit Union, the Railway Station, and Millennium Park. three more planned to reach seven. Local welding by volunteers, wood backing and painting to finish. Information from Heather Lamb and Donna Morken.
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Rivers Train Station Restoration Committee
Rivers Train Station Restoration Comittee
Westoba Credit Union
Millennium Park
Heather Lamb
Donna Morken
The Meddachschlop Tale Of Afternoon Naps
A reflective memoir on the joy of naps from childhood Sundays to modern daily rests. The narrator recalls faspa meals in a rural 1950s setting and the evolving role of the afternoon siesta for parents and children as life shifts to work and independence.
Faithfully Yours Reflects on Daily Efforts and Faith
A reflection on weekly yard cleanup at work and personal fitness progress. The author cites spring chores pruning perennials and noting aches from labor. He recalls St Paul’s pain yet joy in his mission, urging focus on daily achievements and gratitude to God.
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Irom
St. Paul
Your
Christ
Paul
You
On This Day July 19 1577 to 1997 Highlights
A compact record of events across centuries. Martin Frobisher’s 1577 voyage to Frobisher Bay and Inuit trade, Lachine Canal excavation 1821, Winnipeg City Hall 1884, Spanish flu outbreak 1918, Halifax ammo crisis end 1945, Princess Margaret opens Kelowna bridge 1958, Trudeau farm aid 1969, hail near Toronto 1981, Palm Dairies sale 1990, Alaskan ferry blockade 1997 by Canadian fishermen.
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Martin Frobisher
Frobisher Bay
Mount Warwick
Montréal
Québec
Winnipeg
Canada
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Princess Margaret
Okanagan Lake
Kelowna
Pierre Trudeau
Toronto
Peter Pocklington
Beatrice Foods
Malaspina
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By Rita Friesen
Neil Strohschein
Rivers Community Church
Edward Street
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