A Very Different School: Book 1 in the Professor Alexanders Fantastic Fieldtrips series (Volume 1)

Professor Alexander and his time machine take you to Jerusalem to see the events that happened at the very first Easter and how something that seemed so terrible could turn out to be wonderful in the end. Read more Read less. Here's how restrictions apply. About the Author Peter Pollock is a husband, stay-at-home dad, author, blogger and, most importantly a follower of Christ. Product details Grade Level: Be the first to review this item Amazon Best Sellers Rank: I'd like to read this book on Kindle Don't have a Kindle?

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I have a new book out I must admit, it came as a bit of a surprise to me! You Have a New Book Out -. Whatever it is you do, do you fit the stereotype He was born in Winnipeg's north end and attended Luxton School and St. He was an active member of St. John's United Church and later St.

He was employed by Stovel Printers for over 45 years. He was a past president and honourary life member of the Canadian Association of Purchasing Agents. He also volunteered for many years as a guide at Dalnavert Museum. He and his son, Paul, took part in many MHS banquets and field trips over the years.

Ed's interest in the Society continued until his death. Last spring he donated a large amount of items to the Dalnavert Garage Sale.

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Rose was a graduate in home economics from the University of Manitoba. She also volunteered at Polson Elementary School. Macdonald Dinner Committee and the th Anniversary Committee. After completing her high school education at the Portage la Prairie Collegiate Institute she obtained her teaching certificate at Brandon Normal School and degrees from the University of Manitoba.

She taught in rural Manitoba at Edwin and Belmont and in several elementary and junior high schools in Winnipeg. Esther Anderson Feilberg , an advocate for heritage in southeastern Manitoba, died on November 20, at Ste Anne at 86 years of age. She was born in Lundar, but grew up in McMunn.

She compiled a community history book on East Braintree in and through her efforts secured the old Midwinter School as a Manitoba Heritage site. Thanks to Margaret Carter for this information. This summer two of our students, Megan Collison and Emily Nesmith, were engaged in conducting research on wedding customs and public recreation in Winnipeg in the late s.

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The information that they gathered has been added to the reference files that will enhance the interpretation of Dalnavert and its relationship to the late Victorian society that had developed in Winnipeg. Examples of the kind of information that they have identified include:. Perhaps you may have heard that Canadian tourism was down this past summer. Although four out of five group tours cancelled during Folklarama Dalnavert was still able to end the summer ahead of last year by 7.

Like every other year the guest book illustrates the pleasure that people found in visiting one of Winnipeg's treasures. The coupons redeemed as part of the provincial tourism promotion program "Travel Values Guide" clearly shows that many people were tending to stay closer to home this year The 15 th year of performances will take place from Friday, December 12 th to Sunday, December 21 st , at 7: Ticket reservations do not commence until October 1 st and seats are on a rush basis.

If you are thinking of coming to the show this year it is a wise decision to get your tickets early.

Other events that you should mark on your calendar would include the sixth Annual Needlework Fair and Market to be held at Dalnavert on Saturday, November 22 from 9: Come view a true Victorian home decorated for Christmas in the traditional manner and as well have an opportunity to purchase quality items produced in needle and thread by the Winnipeg Embroiders' Guild.

Admission to Dalnavert is free for this event. Also there will be on December 3 at 7: Ticket reservations can be made by calling Dalnavert at Dalnavert is dependent upon the generosity of many people who see a real value in supporting our work. Planning for the Dalnavert Visitor Center is still ongoing. Although it had been hoped that construction could commence by August it has been found that this very special structure will require a little more fundraising and now it is more likely that it will be in the spring of Won't it make a splendid th anniversary project for the Society?

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