Sequoia Giants Stand Timeless in California Forty Ages
California sequoias claim the title of oldest trees on earth with some specimens dating back to ancient biblical eras and still thriving in protected groves. These ancient giants continue to draw researchers and visitors seeking clues about longevity and resilience.
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California
David
Goliath
Canada’s First Conservation Step After British Conquest
Canada began conserving resources soon after the British conquest by a special enactment that reserved the choicest pine and spruce trees for naval construction.
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Canada
In loving memory of Nawrocki parents died 1954 1955
Memorial notices honor John Nawrocki who died October 11 1954 and Frances Nawrocki who died November 15 1955. Daughters Bertha and Helen plus sons in law Henry and Walter remember them with lines about a calm peaceful journey and the lasting grief that memory keeps alive.
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Nawrocki
John
Frances
Bertha
Henry
Helen
Walter
Joe
Roy
Bereaved family thanks community for sympathy and help
The Hlady family expresses gratitude for neighbors friends and relatives who showed kindness during their bereavement after losing their mother. They name Rev Father John Iwanchuk Renshaw Funeral Chapel Mrs Stanley Grovius and the Hlady families. Also includes a vintage advertisement for Ostrex Tonic Tablets claiming weight gain and health benefits with a Get acquainted size for 60 cents.
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HLADY
John Iwanchuk
Renshaw
Stanley Grovius
Local notes and fires mark Manitoba community week
Parish hall and municipal meetings listed for December. multiple visits by residents to family and friends. baptisms and medical ties noted. Local fires damaged a shed and chimney while larger Springwell blaze destroyed Pete Sydorko farm buildings. Community events include Home and School Association talk on Civil Defence and a planned Goodway Restaurant dining room opening with Chinese dinner.
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George Campbell
Springwell
Pete Sydorko
Home and School Association
Frank Hanton
Goodway
M. Campbell
Round Our School Students Tour Winnipeg Landmarks
On Thursday November 21 thirty six students guided by Mr W Shynkaruk visited Winnipeg OKY studios Parliament buildings and Winnipeg Symphony. They toured the museum art gallery and had lunch at Hudsons Bay then watched a movie. A sick fund collection of 8 75 disappeared. Three Grade 12 students taught Junior High in absence of a teacher. Carol Anderson returned after hospital care for an ear infection.
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W. Shynkaruk
Winnipeg
OKY
Parliament Buildings
Winnipeg Symphony
Museum and Art Gallery
Hudson's Bay
Marian Barness
Mary Nesper
Eileen Carlson
Memorial Service in Anderson Hall Sees School Rally
A memorial service was held in Anderson Hall on November 11 with all school children and parents in attendance. Mr Loewen chaired, Catherine Bruneau recited a poem, and a wreath was placed. Guest speaker Mr Triggerson delivered a concise message. The note mentions illness in the district and hospitalizations of Mrs Fergusson and Mr W McCrady.
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Anderson Hall
Mr. Loewen
Catherine Bruneau
Mr. Triggerson
Weather and TV Reception Notes in Local Column
A brief local column mentions TV antenna upgrades and improved reception. Mentions Mr. Ernie Klapprat and Otto Lueck home antennas, asks about reception from the men, notes Mrs. Jack Genter and family in Law Farm Manitoba, and reports Ernest Klepatz feeling better after illness.
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Otto Lueck
Jack Genter
Law Farm
Manitoba
Birth and community notes from Pointe du Bois delayed
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs R Tester on the birth of daughter Shawn Rose fifth generation. Speedy recovery wishes to Mrs Nelson at General Hospital. Armistice service held at St Marys Anglican Pine Falls Legion and No 70 members paraded with Scouts. Last Post Reveille by Jack Lamb and W McLeod. Wm Apritchard wreath for Legion. Hearty congratulations to Miss Heather Hodge and Charlie Wood on engagement. Ladies W A St Marys held fall bazaar November 14.
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R. Tester
Martin
Shawn Rose
Baby Shawn
Holliday
St. Mary’s Anglican Church
Gaston
Pine Falls
Legion
S. Dunwoody
R. Blondahl
G. Oakley
C. Matthew
Canon Walters
W.A
St. Mary's Anglican Church
Deer hunting visit narrated in playful hometown tale
Visitors to Mr and Mrs John Wiebe over the weekend spark casual talk about deer hunting. The piece notes Alex Klepatz traveled from Flin Flon to join the hunt, joking about the word deer being a dear pun.
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John Wiebe
Alex Klepatz
Alex
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