When Foster Care Means Belonging and Strife in Family Life
Sue Steller describes the impact of foster care on children in the RM of Birtle Shoal Lake and Strathclair. She notes initial culture shock, longing for home, and trust issues from past rejections. Children in care often feel a sub culture status while many wish to return home with changes and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Steller
R.m.s
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Ms. Steller
Miscellaneous Shower Held for Lynda Washuna Switzer
A Newdale United Church lower hall shower on Sunday November 16 honored bride elect Lynda Washuna Switzer. She was escorted to her chair by Shelley Fossum as a decorated wagon of gifts arrived by Megan Novosky and Kirk Irwin. Lynda thanked guests and invited them to her new home for coffee before a delicious lunch was served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newdale
Newdale United Church
Lynda Washuna
Switzer
Lynda
Shelley Fossum
Megan Novosky
Kirk Irwin
Weekend Visit Highlights and Community Notices
Kevin Routledge of Winnipeg spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Routledge. Congratulations to Col legiate students and teachers for another successful Fowl Supper. Sincere sympathy to the family of Mrs. Med Anderson who died suddenly on Sunday, November 16. Funeral from Hamiota United Church followed by burial at Scotia Cemetery. Ashley and Scott Klippenstein of Killarney visited their Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Klippenstein. Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Brown were Winnipeg visitors earlier this week. Best wishes to Mrs. Ethel Bates and family on the passing of her brother at Waskada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Routledge
Winnipeg
Ivan Routledge
Med Anderson
Hamiota United Church
Scotia Cemetery
Ashley
Scott Klippenstein
Killarney
Vic Klippenstein
Wilf Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Child and Family Services
Norrie
Chris
Neil Ph
Oalner News
Jim Routledge
Hamiota
Ethel Bates
Waskada
Canadian Advertising Advisory Board
Cleaning Service
Robert Still
Isabella, MB
Ltd. Dry Goods Dept
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