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"Are you thinking of hiring anyone.
this summer?"the hopeful young voice.
asked. "Not :immediately," f answered,
¢wwe'll have- to see how business, goes,
but we would hike to be able to hire a
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young person for sotne porta p1e hours;,
before sumer is out."
As sho left, I felt bad that, being; a
new business, we were not in a position
to offer employment to a young person
who was s� eager,. yet in an' likelihood,
had few opportunities to work during ,
the summer months.
Later the same day, 1had a gut feel-
ing that things were not quite right
when a young customer left the store. I
nervously checked the stock and my
suspicions were confirmed...oneof our
cassette tapes had been stolen,
To the young person who stole the
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Silyerehair F.T9gstO4 Cassette
.,.Thursday was a very slow day in
town, and yon walked out of our store
with our entire day's profit° in, your
pocket per under your shirt. But, you left
with more than .a "free". cassette. You
stole a piece of a potential opportunity
for someone who really .deserves to
have a parttine job, . You stole a .piece
of .y confidence thatwe earl really
make this business work, and made me
question thewisdom of even carrying'
the music line. But, worst .of all, you
stole a piece of the dignity accorded
each and every young person who
'walks througli our door, That, in my
opinion, is the biggest loss.
Cheryl. Tyson,
Gallant Communications.
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Did you recognize the bed of flowers on the editor!-
=al page last week?
No, well you can see it in person by visiting theil
ee hamlet of Nile* It can be found on the property of
:Mr and Mrs• Arnold Stothers, Mr Stothers said that
Mast year his impatiens grew about two feet tall. No
:Ioubt because they were at rest! •
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answers on page 8
Flower
White Triiliurn
Prairie Crocus
Western Red Lily.
Province/Territory
Newfoundland
PEI
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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Yukon Territory
NWT
Pitcher Plant
Ladies Slipper
Mayflower
White Garden Lily
Mountain.Avens
Fireweed
Dogwood
Purple Violet
Wild Rose
Pmecrest- news'.
Residents at Pinecrest Manor Nursing Horne kept a'
busy !lace last month. The biggest day for these folks
was Alzheimers Fund-raising Day with many special
events held, including a 'celebrity barbecue and lots of
community collaboration.,
Other events including anouting to see' the Symes
house "on the move", participating in theaUCW meet -a
ing, communion service, the farm club, and a special
luncheon for Fathers' Day.
Local folks provided the entertainment for the June
birthday party when best wishes •were extended to .,.
Beatrice McPherson, Edna Campbell.., ';Donald
Henderson, Greta Stewart, Gertrude Walden Petje De
Boer, Irene Hodgins, Grace Carrnpbell and Kathleen:
MacDonald.
Congratulations to
Nancy Martin end. Amo• s
Martin on the arrival of a'':
.granddaughter: on lune
$. Happy parents are
Marlene and R.and,y
•.v Fitch.
ropriiate province.'
Bird
Gyrfalcon
Stellar's Jay,
Black -capped
Chackad'ee
Atlantic Puffin
$lue Jay
Prairie Sharp
Tailed Grouse
Great Horned Owl
Great Grey Owl
Snowy Owl „
Common. Raven
Osprey •
Common Loon
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