Letters explain Ecole St Lazare policies and DSFM role
Antonio Simard argues the school follows DSFM No 49 rules since joining in 1994 offering K-12 French English and Spanish tracks. He notes provincial acts require 75 percent French instruction and DSFM responsibilities in admissions and transportation.
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Tam
Patricia
Per-treault
St. Lazare School
Club
Fort Ellice
Ecole St. Lazare
Birdtail River
St. Lazare
Manitoba
Scoliare
Division
Scolaire Franco-Manitobaine
DSFM
Ecole Saint Lazare
Antonio Simard
Bouquet to RCMP Officers Praised for Courteous Service
Alvin and Eleanor Ross Inglis thank Constable Yarich and his partner for their professional conduct on the evening of Aug 9 1995. They commend the officers for placing the safety and well being of their children first in a demanding and stressful profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarich
RCMP
It Ain’t Over Till the Pig Stops Squealing
Discussion on Bill C-68 moves to the Senate with hearings planned in Ottawa starting September 26. Gary and Allan Rock are noted as influential voices as the fight between Liberals and Conservatives resurfaces. Citizens urged to contact Senator Gerald A Beaudoin to register views on civil liberties concerns.
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Gary
Yogi Bera
Senate
Ottawa
Allan Rock
House
Jean Charest
House of Commons
Gerald A. Beaudoin
Senate of Canada
Inky Mark Dauphin
St Lazare Family Day Picnic Dispute Over Team Eligibility
Ivan Tremblay defends a noncompetitive St Lazare picnic while condemning discriminatory remarks by Mrs. Perreault about French names. He notes teams like Selby and Haney participate and urges respect for local ties with surrounding communities amid language and politics tensions.
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St. Lazare
Kudos for Peace Park and town employees
Letters praise Peace Park in Russell for beauty, excellent caretaking, and helpful town staff. A separate note commends the free camping facilities and free power, highlighting the Friendly Manitoba motto and tourist information staff. Both writers commend residents and local hospitality.
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Peace Park
Canada
Russell
Manitoba
Obituary for Steve Chuckree Winnipeg Manitoba Family Remembers
Steve Chuckree of Winnipeg Manitoba died suddenly on August 6 1995 at age 75. He leaves wife Agathe daughters Sandy Rose and two sons Gary and Bradley plus six grandchildren and multiple siblings. A WWII veteran and Royal Canadian Legion member, he worked 27 years at Manitoba Bridge and enjoyed cards gardening fishing and his workshop.
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Steve Chuckree
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Agathe
Sandy
Kevin) Rose
Brandon
Gary
Bradley
Brenda
Bill
Lucy
Russell
Mike
Helena
Lawrence
Nettie
Rose Baydak
Jessie (Paul
Silverton
Pettitt
Mary Kuz
Marcella Schoekree
Phillip
John
Alice
Steve
Rossburn
Royal Canadian Legion
Manitoba Bridge
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