Community notices and personal news from Whitemouth area
Mrs T G Erskine reports Mrs Walter Sinclair is ill while Mrs Ea Dunn Jr remains in Whitemouth hospital. Alsip Brickyard reopens for summer work. birthdays and visits dot the week. Seeding ops begin. Tom Law and Ole Jorgenson fished High Lake. Bruce Mutch wins four scholarships in theology and related studies.
Home Safety Advice on Preventing Stairway Accidents
Safety experts warn the home is the most dangerous place with more accidents occurring there. Keep stairways clear of toys and obstacles and ensure steps and passageways are well lit to prevent falls.
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The Forgotten Elite Of Refugees In Global Crisis
A Canadian Weekly News piece discusses the International Refugee Organization and its tension between humanitarian goals and economic realities. It highlights 25 000 displaced professionals across fields, the danger of concentrating brains in a few nations, and the challenge of integrating highly skilled refugees into postwar economies while maintaining dignity and opportunity.
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International Refugee Organization
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