Thatcher's Death Reminds of Years of Controversial Rule
Lady Margaret Thatcher died April 8 after a dementia battle, at age 87. The 1979 to 1990 British prime minister was Europe’s first female head of state, drove Thatcherism, funded war in the Falklands, and provoked labor unrest that reshaped Britain and ended her party’s long dominance.
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Gratitude Reflections Highlight Community Tea Event
A personal reflection on gratitude notes in daily life and thanks to family friends and community. It recalls an April 28 afternoon high tea at Viscount Cultural Centre with It’s Time Apparel, hats and festive dress, praising civic spirit and respectful leadership.
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Leaders needed as youth fill shoes in faith and society
A fragmented column reflects on aging leaders across church, corporate and civic groups facing a leadership void as younger generations hesitate to pursue paid ministry. It cites Canadian and U.S. denominations, cites Jesus's harvest metaphor, and praises youthful talent like Synora while noting models fade amid bloopers and shifting music tastes.
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Remembering the Sixties at Home and Community Events
A nostalgic note recalls a stage production and community happenings. May 5 at the Beautiful Plains Museum and Girl Guides hosted dessert, entertainment, and a 60s fashion show at the Legion. Chevaliers led doo wop, McDonalds and Oscar Mayer ads amused attendees, as bold prints and gowns revived retro style.
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Observation on Mothers Day
A reflective note on honoring mothers for Mothers Day citing biblical verses. It emphasizes praise, acts of love, and family memory, urging children to make the day special and ensure mothers are cared for.
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Newspapers endure and evolve in a digital age
Warren Buffet highlights newspapers as a vital local institution still growing through digital forms. He argues newspapers extend reach beyond print, attract readers with quality journalism, and adapt via redesigns, stronger paper stock, and new revenue strategies while maintaining core reporting standards.
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