Funeral service for Mrs Margaret Ann Whimster
Mrs Margaret Ann Whimster aged 78 died June 19 in Vancouver B C after a lengthy illness. A funeral was held June 24 at 3 p m in Hamiota United Church with interment in Hamiota Cemetery. She leaves three sons and three daughters and seven grandchildren. Rev Ken Moffatt officiated. pallbearers named.
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News Hotline Opens for Readers Calls
Local paper invites readers to share tips and tips by phone numbers 18 and 22 to reach the newsroom for news tips, obits, sports, and upcoming events.
Local Sergeant Offers Information in Beat Week
Sgt. W. V. Ulmer will be in your area during beat week or ten days to provide full information without obligation. Read the coupon and he will get you 2 towed with you.
Winnipeg area graduation and holiday visits noted
Chumah Mr and Mrs W J Pollock attended the graduation of their son Roy at Winnipeg Heac and compared them home for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Haze wood and family left for Dauphin to visit Mr and Mrs Den Porter. Mr Irvine Lewis visiting relatives in Winnipeg. Mrs M A Kirk visited Mrs Howard Mit of Wolseley Sask. Mr and Mrs A E Andrew visited Constable and Mrs Ted Andrew Mile Stone Sask.
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Roy
Winnipeg
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den Porter
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Howard Mit
Wolseley, Sask
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Constable
Ted Andrew
Milestone, Sask
Double wedding ceremonies in Hamiota and Blackfoot
A June weddings report details Mianon Ellen Routledge Smyth wedding at Hamietta United Church with reception at the bride’s home and guests from Rivers Brandon and Brandon. A second ceremony unites Ethel May Baldwin and Hilbert Lyle Clement at a temple service with reception in the Thomas Ward hall. The couples plan residence in Brandon and Blackfoot Idaho respectively.
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John Wilbur Smyth
Ethel May Baldwin
Baldwin
Hamiota
Manitoba
Hilbert Lyle Clement
C. M. Clement
Blackfoot
Idaho
William Killpack
Lowell Polatis
Neal Willams
Dernard Scooch
Charles Weaver
Geo. E. Clark
Dale Martin
Thomas Ward Recreation Hall
L. Polaris
Dernard Scott
Janice
Patricia
Ginger Clement
Verna Scott
C. Weaver
Gayle Williams
Clarence Jackson
Leah Lofgreen
Myrna Martin
Promise
Larry Weaver
Beerers Pann Servie Mpeg in Manitoba fragment
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Mobile sound unit aids prairie fairs in public address
A new mobile sound and public address unit from Line Elevators Farm Service offers a station wagon equipped with three directional speakers a high amplifier a turntable and a tape recorder. It can provide band music for fair parades or serve as a public address system. The service is offered at no charge to fair boards agricultural societies and 4 H clubs across the prairie provinces.
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Manitoba United Nations Seminar draws eighty communities
Fifty boys and seventy one girls from Manitoba and northwestern Ontario will attend the fifth annual United Nations Seminar at the University of Manitoba July 9 to 13. About one hundred travelers come from outside Winnipeg. Shirley Brown of McConnell High School is among the delegates and the two essay contest winners will fly to Ottawa and New York in August.
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University of Manitoba
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McConnell High School
Wm. Davison
Eal
Health Unit Corner on Physical Development Trends
The column notes a period of low growth at F VE Physical Development. It states girls generally mature about a year ahead of boys in physical development and that overall motor control is good, though small muscles may be a factor.
Developmental profile of a young child learning and growth
The text outlines a child’s sensory motor readiness and growing speech, noting far sightedness and infantile articulation issues. It highlights balanced self sufficiency and sociality, emerging self criticism, purposeful drawing, language use, and enjoyment of drama and self care activities. Emphasis is on secure home school support, ample activity, and early group experience for readiness for first grade.
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