Snared in the Runway by Ron Tuckwell
A reflective column argues that a man’s word should stand as his bond and criticizes public figures who act hypocritically. It notes rural ratepayers’ apathy in municipal elections, urges more community accountability, praises honest kickers for progress, and questions self righteous opposition to legalized gambling while praising race meets. It laments lack of appreciation and urges thanks and civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Low
Winnipeg
Canada
Kopje
Noon Hour Feast for Junior's School Lunch
The passage notes noon hour meals for a student, stressing daily preparation as a ceremony. It recommends variety, nourishment, and flavor with proteins minerals and vitamins, plus ample drinks preferably milk or milk drinks. Raw fruit or vegetables should always be part of the menu.
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Junior
Dedication events at St Pauls Lutheran Oldenberg
The article covers the St Pauls Lutheran church dedication at Oldenberg with German services led by Rev L Hartman and Rev W K Raths, an English service by Rev C Becker, and a community lunch. It lists local officials, guest speakers, and invites neighbors to attend the ceremonies. It also notes local birthdays, accidents, school activities, a supper fundraiser, and upcoming social plans.
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St Paul’s Lutheran Church
Oldenburg
L. Hartman
W. K. Raths
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Winnipeg
C. Becker
Zion Lutheran Church
Elmwood
Hallowe'en masquerade tops Pine Falls interest
A Pine Falls Legion hall Hallowe'en dance on October 31 drew wide praise for costumes with six foot Neil Lleyns as a New Year’s baby and Audrey Patterson as an old lady winning prizes. Mrs Edwards of Fort Alexander hospital wore a retiring gown with a tire. The orchestra performers joined in costumes. A November 5 Baseball League dance awarded jackets to players. A November 12 bridge and whist night at St Theresa’s basement invites attendance. A fatal fire on November 1 claimed two Indian children, Linda Cook and Dennis…
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe’en
Legion Hall
Pine Falls
Neil Lleyns
Audrey Patterson
Edwards
Fort Alexander Hospital
Lawrence *Rayne
Dick Willett
Tragic house fire claims two children. funeral held
A three year old and a younger sibling perished when a fire broke out as an older brother tended outside chores. Funeral services were held on Wednesday November 5. A baby died at Fort Alexander hospital. Gen Arthur Fontaine born November 2 to Mr. and Mrs. A. Fontaine of Fort Alexander. Maisie Legall and Lillian Brass, Fort Alexander hospital nurses, left Winnipeg for New York en route to Southampton to begin a two year nursing course at Peterborough General Hospital. Pine Falls friends hosted send-off gatherings.
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Cook
Fort Alexander Hospital
A. Fontaine
Fort Alexander
Arthur
Maisie Legall
Lillian Brass
Winnipeg
New York
Southhampton
England
The
General
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Ron Tuckwell
Income Tax Department
Mutual Life of Canada
Klimax
Yeur Local Post Ofice
Tun
Community Dial
Anele
Bealeh
Crandall
Geedlands
Haseisidge
la Brequerie
Lorette
Lyleten
Marquette
Medora-Napinks
Minista
New Warren
Waskada
Whitemeath
Woeedlands
Ress Ee Ea
Whitemouth
T. G. Erskine
Leonard Pommer
T. Law
Whitemouth Hospital
Barry Paulsen
Whitemouth High School
Alfred Braun
Marvin Lange
Elizabeth Dereski
Joan Storseth
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid of
Grenville Yeo
Toronto
Montreal
Julius Klapprat
Ed. Malkoske
Ernie Klapprat
Lynne Erickson
William Hennig
Jack Swindell
Janet
Esther Riddle
Mrs. Norman Tyler
Harry Webb
Dryden
A. E. Webb
John Bencharski
Albert Pischke
Mrs. S. Sveinson
C.g.lt
Helen Johnson
William Toews
Ross United Church
Lady Fingers Sewing Club
Jean Sinclair
Oscar Petterson
Baseball League
Bill MacDonald
Percy Gardiner
St. Theresa’s Church
Linda Darlene Cook
Dennis Frank
Peterborough
Engand
Manitobas
LK Benson & Hedges
Jim Keilback
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
United States
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Grain Exchange Building
the Drewrys Limited
Irvin
Man
Wa Sasi
Beatty
Reali
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