Strolling the Town: Night Walks Through Neighborhoods and Cemeteries
A first person reflection on walking neighborhoods at dusk, noting street life, dogs, cats including a Hitler-mustached tabby, wary residents, and cemetery scenes. The piece contrasts strolling with driving, ending with a friendly visit and peaches after wandering past graves. The author, Bill Hall, is identified as Lewiston Tribune editorial page editor.
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Midnight Golf at Rossman Lake Aims for Sept 10
Rossman Lake Golf Club hosts the Midnight Golf Tournament on Sept 10 with tee-off at 9 PM. Teams of four can register by calling 859-2627. only the first 36 paid registrations are accepted. Entry is $15 per person and includes one golf ball pin marker and light. draws and prizes add to the fun.
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Rossman Lake Golf Club
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RCMP Eyes in the Sky Test Speed Traps in Manitoba
Over the August weekend Manitoba RCMP tested airplane speed traps on the Trans Canada Highway near Elie and Highway 59 north of Winnipeg. Officers clocked speeding from a plane 450 metres up using spotters and timing. The project aimed to improve safety and avoid risky car pursuits with future deployment possible by 1995.
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