Cards of Thanks From the Doherty Family
The Doherty family thanks doctors nurses and hospital staff for care and friends for sympathy and kindness during their bereavement.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1957
Page
4
The Doherty family thanks doctors nurses and hospital staff for care and friends for sympathy and kindness during their bereavement.
OARNER Mr and Mrs W Absdell and family of Walnut Creek California visit the home of the latter's mother Mrs J Frandon. Mr and Mrs Ivan Kirk of Saskatoon stay with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs J Milne. Mr G Y Rankin left for Winnipeg for further eye treatment and his sight has improved. Cheryl McLennan of Oak River visited last week with her grandmother Mrs J Brandon.
The article describes normal physical and social growth for six year olds, noting rapid heart growth, developing permanent teeth, and better large muscles. It highlights eagerness to learn, boastful self assertion, varying maturity with fatigue, and preference for active group activities. Emphasizes ample praise, patience, concrete learning, and opportunities for large muscle use. Next week covers seven year olds.
Lav'nia Garry Stewart and Wayne McConnell spent last weekend at the M F A C Camp. Winnipeg visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Bennettn, were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart. Mrs. Myrtle Woods visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Feasley Garth and Ricky from Salt Coats Saskatchewan visited Mr. and Mrs. Percy Taylor. The Women’s Institute met at Mrs. Elgin McConnell's home. 15 ladies attended. Roll call asked Whats Your Beef, a five dollar donation was sent to Sandy Hook Camp. Mrs. Wilkie Cochran e gave a Foam Rubber demo with Mrs. A Knight assisting. Lief led the social. Lunch by Mrs. Dixon and girls.
Traces of Late Blight on potatoes detected in Manitoba earlier than last year. No alarm, but a planned prevention program is advised. Symptoms appear first on leaf margins and later on stems and tubers. Regular dusting with copper or zinc formulations every 10 days is recommended, with sprays using Dithane Parzate or Manzate plus DDT. Contact Pete Peters, Potato Specialist, Manitoba Dept of Agriculture, Winnipeg.
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