Weekend storm disrupts district transport and school
The weekend storm disrupted bus services stranding residents and workers. Two teachers were cut off and many pupils missed Monday school. The issue coincides with December celebrations in Lac du Bonnet as the town reports birthdays, visits, and festive activities across the community.
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Lac du Bonnet
C. R. Park
Joyce
Strasdin
Bea Miron
Herman Kaatz
George T. Wood
Sharon
Keeping in Touch With Friends Systematically
Advice on maintaining friendships by renewing contact with all peers. Emphasizes sending brief personalized messages to reengage each friend and sustain relationships.
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Tay Metin Bree
Fragmented Message Fragments From Unknown Source
Unclear text pieces appear to reference directions and contact prompts. The passage mutters about following a program and checking for communication but provides no clear event, person, place, or date to anchor a factual item.
Pioneering Quebec City Doctor Charlotte Ross
The Montreal born physician Charlotte Ross married at 18 to merchant David Ross of Clinton. After studying medicine in Philadelphia she became Montreal’s first woman doctor in 1875. She later practiced along the Canadian Pacific Railway line at Whitemouth Manitoba, tending injured workers and orphans alike with devotion, before dying in 1916 in Winnipeg.
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Quebec City
David Ross
Clinton
Ross
Charlotte Ross
Montreal
Philadelphia
Women's College
Whitemouth
M. Ellen Douglas
Winnipeg
Boissevain
Dr. Ross
Brookside
Springfield Review Nominated for Federal Election Banner
Springfield Review nominated at Beausejour to carry the CCF banner in the federal election. April 19 the former home of Mr and Mrs T T Wyrzykowski one of the last pioneer homes built 45 years ago was torn down. Mrs Polly Chomlak pioneer of Elma for 40 years died at age 87 April 8. April 26 Fred Ford chosen president at the annual meeting of the
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Beausejour
C.C.F
T. T. Wyrzykowski
Polly Chomlak
Elma
Fred Ford
The
Catie Lukachewich
George Kohar
Ladywood
Roman Basarowich
Pine Falls Curlers
Myron Turner
Pine Falls
Manitoba Power Commission
John Olaf Larson
Springfield
J. L. Bodie
Winnipeg
Women’s Institute
M. J. Coldwell
Harry Wasalyk
Wasyl Melnyk
Frank Kutrowski
H. Malo
Steve Rudicavitch
Beausejour Women’s Institute
Springfield M.P
Sinnott
Wasyluk
C.cf
Bodie
Bileski
L.P.P
Union of Past and Present Guides Beausejour Thoughts
A 1949 1950 philosophy piece argues that blending history with current practice benefits business and society. It urges letting precedents inform but not restrain progress, embracing imaginative thinking and multiple viewpoints to spur better plans and growth.
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National Museum of Canada
Ewen Cameron
Columbus
Far East
America
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Florence
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RCAF
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Legion Hall
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Mr. Quong
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Albert S. Wener
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Leader
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Garth
CSL
Alberta
J. P. Wilgosh
J. Kisileski
Austria
Cook’s Creek
George Stebbe
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O. Petterson
Archbishop A. Cabana
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Ruth
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