Thank you to readers for letters to the editor in 1994
The last 1994 issue thanks contributors who wrote letters to the editor on religion morality and local topics. It notes appreciation for messages about reunions anniversaries and concerns and invites more letters in 1995. A long list of named locals and organizations is thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merridale
Ah Hoo
Fred Frieze
Inglis
Dale Yeo
Jack Mitchell
Dan Friesen
Roblin Food Bank
Helen Skinner
Fabien Dube
David Jones
Gary Dillin
Roblin Clergy
Hugh Kines
Jessie
Winnipeg
John Martin
USC Canada
Diane Hayman
Westville
Shirley Streit
Norman Flames
Friederike Knabe
Pat Soewen
League For Life
Pauline Kaduka
Angusville
M. Bayes
Rapid City
Kathleen Baleja
Dauphin
Glen McKenzie
Swan River
Merv Toderian
MHO
Helen Cool
Melita
Danny Evanishen
Summerland
Kamsack Museum
David Turner
Manitoba Teachers Society
David Somerville
National Citizens’ Coalition
Karl Kristenson
Ivujivik
H.C. Chadderton
the War Amps
Larry Milian
Manitoba Wildlife Federation
Allan Denton
Liz Wood
Florence Widdicome
Foxwarren
the “Party Animals
John Preston
Deloraine
J. Don Scott
World Vision Canada
Richard Klassen
CWB
Len Derkach
Kathy Lomas
Medicine Hat
Paul Edwards
Manitoba Liberal Party
Dauphin Swan River
Marlene Cowling
Larry Funk
Inky Mark
Raising Children: a poem urging parents to rethink faults
The piece, attributed to Mrs. Ola Switzer, argues modern parenting excuses harsh limits. It contrasts permissive trends with calls to take a stand to prevent future unruly children. It warns that leniency may push youth toward worse behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Switzer
Theresa Stevenson earns Order of Canada for Chili for Children
Theresa Stevenson 67 of Cowesses received the Order of Canada for founding and directing a charity that runs Chili for Children. Beginning with a Regina community centre lunch program aided by churches and a $1200 grant, it now serves about 300 meals on Monday Wednesday and Friday each week with volunteer involvement and annual Chili for Children Week boosting donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell
Theresa Stevenson
Stevenson
Government House
Ottawa
Order of Canada
Regina
Cowesses
United and
Joan Beatty
CBC
Neighbourly News and money in small town life
A collage of local kindness and crime reports. Flo Johnson, 82, knits 80 mittens for two kindergarten classes in Stonewall, while Margaret Gehl of LeRoy increases her annual mittens to 80. In Beaumont Nouvelle a widowed woman’s 15000 life savings are stolen by a boarder who was jailed twice and had his car and debts settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell’s Soup
Stevenson
Stonewall Argus
Florence Johnson
Watson
Margaret Gehl
LeRoy
Beaumont Nouvelle
Leduc