Sandwich Woman and the Burden of the Sandwich Generation
Bill Hall reflects on his daughter Stacy becoming a caregiver for both her child and her grandmother, describing the sandwich generation as he watches his granddaughter Caroline’s hip brace and his wife’s illness. He honors Stacy’s strength and the resilience passed through generations, noting the shift from boyish toughness to a new era of parental obligation.
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Stacy
Kevin
Caroline
Boise
Here
Bill Hall
Lewiston
Idaho
Community Calendar Notes Local Visits and Anniversary Wishes
Henry and Audrey Jnk of Edmonton visited with son Todd in and came to Angusville to visit Cassie K atulations to Jim and Myrtle Flett on their 58th anniversary October 10 Mrs Flett enjoys crafts and gardens while Mr Flett is a historian and poet. Thanksgiving visits followed by a busy schedule of bingo fowl suppers and meetings across Rossburn Angusville and area through November with concerts and church events.
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Henry
Audrey Jnk
Edmonton
Todd Ing
Angusville
Cassie Ka
Jim
Myrtle Flett
Flett
Kevin Kukurudz
Kelly
Ebb
Filo
Early Bird
Regu
Peoples Home
Rossburn
RDHC
Marie Gensioreks
Prairie Theatre
Menzie
Rossburn Ukranian Peoples Home Culture Centre
Rossburn Community Hall
Oakburn Ukranian
Rossburn Nursery School
United Church
RCHC
Ay Orthodox
Funeral notices and gatherings from Angusville community
Sincere sympathy to Agnes Katchin and Marie Kalyniuk on the passing of Mr Frank Shewchuk. The Kotelnnski benefit dance occurred Oct 17 at the Angusville Community Centre. Congratulations to Lucy Pickering and Richard Geslason on their Las Vegas marriage. Our space notes weather for harvest and a quip on adolescence and parenting.
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Matt
Teenie Bilanka
Nettie Mushumanski
Dale Sidoryk
Elkhorn
David
Michael Sidoryk
Virden
Paul
Helen Sidoryk
Katie
Eugenia Juba
Michael A Penny
Dauphin
Michelle
Guy Delisle
Tony
Mary Sydor
Saskatoon
Ann Mysko
Stornoway
Bill
Ann Snitynsky
Kostuik
Paradis
Winnipeg
North Dakota
Agnes Katchin
Marie
Murray Kalyniuk
Frank Shewchuk
Kotelnnski
Angusville
Rose Chuchmuch
Charlotte
Paul Uch
Change clocks Sunday October 25 in Manitoba
Manitoba clocks move back one hour in the early morning of Sunday October 25 when standard time returns to the province. Under the Official Time Act daylight saving time ends on the last Sunday in October and begins the first Sunday in April. The reversal to standard time occurs at 3:00 a.m. October 25 when clocks are turned back to 2:00 a.m.
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Manitoba
Do Not Pass School Buses Stop Rule Explained
The text explains motorist duty around stopped school buses with red lights requiring a stop at least 15 feet away. Amber lights warn of an imminent stop. Exceptions include divided highways with safety aisles and crossing children. It cites 1982 North America data on fatalities from do not pass violations.
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North America
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Nydia Kostuik
Manitoba Education
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