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A funny thing happened on the way to the meeting.....Actually, it wasn%27t really that funny, and it turned out to be quite a moment for some serious learning. More ... For this Friday Members Night, Lindsay Morgan is back at Branch 233 to entertain in the Lounge from 6 pm until 10. From 5 pm until 7, we will be serving Roast Beef Dinners for $4.00 to eat-in or take out. Saturday is our Turkey and Meat Roll from 1 to 6 pm and everyone is welcome to come out and try More ... The Lenten season began as the final preparation for the baptism of adults who had been under instruction for many months. More ... University students planning graduate studies, particularly outside Canada, as at Oxford or Cambridge, face the necessity of having a language other than their mother tongue. Obiter dictum: The fact that we do not say "father tongue" acknowledges that mothers are still the first teachers of their ch More ... 100 YEARS AGO Thursday, March 29, 1906 A serious epidemic of fever has broken out on the Back Line, Melancthon. It appears that a lady came recently from Carman, Manitoba, where her husband had died of some kind of fever. Mrs. George Smith took the disease first and Miss Mary Smith assisted to wa More ... On March 23rd, the provincial government tabled its 2006 Budget and many across the province listened intently for signs of any impact on their sectors. Those of us in the Upper Grand Board were no different; we wanted to see where the McGuinty government would be taking public education. More ... |
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