Archbishop Antoine Hacault dies at 74 in Winnipeg
Archbishop Antoine Hacault, first archbishop of the St Boniface Diocese, died of lung cancer at St Boniface Hospital at 74. Born Bruxelles January 1926, he led the archdiocese from 1974 and helped plan Pope John Paul II’s Winnipeg visit in 1984, remembered for compassion and international interest.
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Last chance for Tyzen hypnotist in Rossburn April 29
Tyzen the hypnotist brings a show to the Rossburn Agri-Rec Centre starting at 8:00 p.m. with refreshments served until 1:00 a.m. A band will entertain after the show. Tickets are advance sale only and selling out fast. Caroline Campbell and the author host National Scrapbooking Day on April 25 at the same venue from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. Denise Trakalo, Rossburn Recreation Commission director, can be reached at 859-2627 for info on Eco-Tourism and Practical Nursing courses in Rossburn.
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MS Society expands peer support program provincewide
A Manitoba MS Society program matching trained peer supporters with individuals living with multiple sclerosis has expanded to the entire province. Volunteers provide confidential information and coping help by phone or in person, coordinated by Manitoba Division staff. For info call Gerri Pearson at 1-800-268-7582.
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