Local residents share news from Beausejour area
Joe Opye arrived home from Victoria to help his brother Stan ley run the farm while Alex lies in hospital. Others visit relatives, attend events, and note travels to Winnipeg, Minneapolis, and Vancouver. A church christening and a Women’s Institute whist drive are among weekend activities.
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Stanley
Alex
Joe
Joe Trouton
Change in living habits advised by health authorities
The passage notes that humans are naturally conservative and resist change, but science shows change is needed at certain life stages for health and safety. It urges slowing the pace of life and avoiding harmful practices, recommending a chat with the family doctor for guidance on when changes are advisable.
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O.k
Protective coating sugar based finish gains use on furniture
A material made from ordinary sugar shows wide potential as a protective and decorative coating for wood and metal with particular suitability for furniture.
Leap Year Night at Teddy's and Local Happenings
A Leap Year dance at Teddy's Place features lively antics with the men retreating as E. Colliou leads. Frustrated with routines, Frances Downie marks her “first” birthday on Feb 29, while Frances Martin Jensen remains ill in bed. The community notes a film board educational night at Tyndall school with European and atomic scenes, travel to Winnipeg for Mrs. Wood’s funeral, and highlights from local residents including the Winklers and Pasieka. Winter temps in the Dakotas exceed those at Great Slave Lake by about 1,000 miles.
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Teddy
E. Colliou
Frances Downie
Frances
North Carolina and Japan Share Rare Shortia Flower
The rare shortia flower is found exclusively in the mountains of North Carolina and in Japan, marking a surprising geographic distribution for this plant. The species’ limited range underscores its fragile habitat and conservation interest.
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Mountains
North Carolina
Japan
Pointe du Bois Curlers Tie Lac du Bonnet In Weekend Play
Lac du Bonnet and Pointe du Bois curlers split four games with two wins each. The Lac du Bonnet team travels to Pointe du Bois this weekend for more matches. Diane Wardrop visited Verna Brown, former district resident, while Mary Tinant and Audrey Bjork won a debate over Flo Springman and Joyce Griffith on literature versus mathematics.
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Pointe
Diane Wardrop
Verna Brown
Mary Tinant
Audrey Bjork
Flo Springman
Joyce Griffith
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