Goodbye Winter Goodbye in the Ridings Now Springtime
The poem hears the gremlins of spring return to Riding woods and Riding Mountains. Birds sing, wild roses bloom, Parklands fill with green, and last winter storms fade. Spring wakes bears, cattle bells ring, and dawn light threads through poplar and spruce.
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Poplar
Spruce
Ridings
E.H.H
Driver Training in Manitoba Schools Faces Low Student Interest
A Manitoba school division chief reports driver education programs funded by the government, with teachers trained free, cars supplied for $1, and student costs split equally with the government. Despite surveys for September start, responses were nil, leaving driver training in limbo for now.
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A. G. Minish
Pelly ‘Trail
Manitoba
Province of
Department of Education
Pelly Trail
Letters on vandalism and trees in Rossburn
A reader laments destruction at the Village fairgrounds including a damaged Women's Institute booth stove and broken kitchen table. Another correspondent urges Centennial project to save Rossburn trees along Victoria Ave and laments loss of historic shade and beauty in the town.
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Women’s Institute
Fair Grounds
Agricultural Society
W.1
Rossburn
Brandon
Victoria Ave
Joyce Kilmer
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Ottawa
Birdtail
Whip-Poor-Wills
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Carol
Aris
Government
A.M. of
Rossman Lake