Manitoba Family Life program urged by Education Minister
Minister Maureen Hemphill explains Manitoba is developing an optional Family Life program for schools with parental involvement. She defends content against critics, emphasizes abstinence, child protection lessons, and teacher training, and notes local school boards retain discretion while pilot results show broad support among educators, parents, and students.
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Manitoba
Department of Education
Maureen Hemphill
Miniota District News Remembrances And Gatherings
Heartfelt sympathy extends to the family of Jack Rowan who died suddenly at home on Thursday August 30. Interment was in Toronto on Tuesday September 4 at 10 30 a m. Get well wishes to Art Hill a patient in Hamiota Hospital. Overnight visitors last Sunday with Irene Cole included Marilyn Decker Geomme of St Catharines Ontario and Maurice Geomme en route to Pat and Delbert Coles for a working holiday on the farm. Recent visitors with Irene Cole included Georgina Frank and Karen Joseph of Selkirk plus Marlene and Sam McGibney and Sylvia Flecher of Virden Pat and Delbert Cole and daughters Tricia and Pamela. Bev Murray Trent and Tracy Peel paid a birthday surprise visit to their mother on August 28. Jean Cook Irene Cole Allan and Mary Armitage attended Winnie and Herb Gardiner 60th wedding anniversary tea in Virden. Les and Lil Horner and Keith and Muriel Armitage visit relatives in Sandre Calgary and Red Deer Alberta en route home. They will visit Terry and Catherine Rrskey at Dauphin. Glen Richardson left for Red River Community College Winnipeg to study Business Administration. Bob and Betty Vankoughnett of Saskatoon spent days with Pat and Thelma Dales. Jack and Pearl Hanlin attended an air force reunion in Winnipeg. Barbara Littlejohn visited son Ron Littlejohn in Winnipeg. Dorothy Wood of Winnipeg visited Lorraine Barretts. Helen Wilson and her son Bruce of Winnipeg visited her parents Laura and Gordon Long with Gordon in Birch Lodge. Induction services for Rev. Andrew Comar and Rev. Lorraine Newton Comar will be held at Miniota United Church on Thursday September 13 at 8 00 p m All are welcome.
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Jack Rowan
Toronto
Art Hill
Hamiota Hospital
Irene Cole
Marilyn (Decker
Maurice Geomme
St. Cathrines
Ontario
Pat
Delbert Coles
Georgina
Frank
Karen Joseph
Selkirk
Marlene
Sam McGibney
Sylvia Flecher
Virden
Delbert Cole
Tricia
Pamela
Bev
Murray
Trent
Tracy Peel
Jean Cook
Allan
Mary Armitage
Winnie
Herb Gardiner
Les
Lil Horner
Keith
Muriel Armitage
Sandre
Calgary
Red Deer
Alberta
Terry
Catherine Rrskey
Dauphin
Glen Richardson
Red River Community College
Winnipeg
Bob
Betty Vankoughnett
Saskatoon
Sask
Thelma Dales
Jack
Pearl Hanlin
Airforce
Barbara Littlejohn
Ron Littlejohn
Dorothy Wood
Lorraine Barretts
Helen Wilson
Bruce
Laura
Gordon Long
Birch Lodge
Andrew Comar
Lorraine Newton-Comar
Miniota United Church
Marian
George
Pat Carr
Monica Woods
Brandon
Riach
Geisler
Maggie Green
John Stowe
Alvin Riach
John
Bill Stowe
Linda
Giesler
Kathy
Georgeann Cooper
McNight
Esterhazy
Yorkton
Sheila Cooper
Valerie Lloyd
Greg Zbitnew
Jaman
la Ronge
Trevor Lloyd
Regina
Shelia Cooper
Shelia
Esterhazy’ Hospital
Mike
Jean Tutaluk
Debbie
Lon
Brianna Cullen
Anne Tomiski
Anne
Sophia
Fred Prystanski
Nick Lasulta
Gladys
Tracy
Danny
Tommy Irwin
Thunder Bay
Johnnie Tomiski
Rainy River
Mrs. Chisholm
Ken Leif
Birtle Hospital
Vicki Fleury
Brandon Hospital
Len
Brenda Stowe
Isabella
B & L General
Beulah
Muriel
Stan Paynter
Allan Evans
Creemore
Lloyd Evans
Wm. Steuart
Frank Paynter
Beulah Beehive Hosts Town News And Family Visits
Beulah residents report visits from Brandon Winnipeg and Esterhazy families including Mrs. Maggie Green and Mrs. McNight while others attend events such as the Canadian International Circus in Yorkton. Election results from Portage-Marquette Poll 6 show Mayer Edmondson Grant Suderman totals. 128 of 223 voters.
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