Recitals Showcase Austin and Sidney Pupil Talent
Successful piano and organ students from Austin and Sidney performed a varied program. Grade levels featured solo numbers, duets, and a Scottish dance, with awards of red ribbons for exam marks and perfect attendance. A gift was presented to Mrs. Williams in gratitude for her support and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaks Ian McKelvey
I ‘Amann
Wendy Roosen
Barnes
Sims
Laurie Apes ‘Bryan
Jack Hay
Bonnie Lassie
Snaith
Patricia Kowalchuk
Mervyn Peters
Murray Lewis
Jim Knox
Garnett Unrau
Gordon Lye
Gay
Gloria Seora
Austin
Dave Pierson
Norma Peters
MacGregor
Linden Lea
Garnett
Sharon Knox
Margret Dyck
Karen Smith
Gloria Scora
Patricia Tait
Bobby Stratton
Betty-Jean Hay
Sharine Smaith
Gayle Clark
Gay Scora
Sharlene Smaith
Gordon Smith
Cathy Lye
Karen Snaith
Fiddier
Donegal
Mervin Peters
Louise Unnau
Laurie Hannaa
Eunice Sims
Williams
Sidney
Rocky Creasy
Jeffrey Stephenson
Jeffrey
Brenda Manns
Sandra Parkess
Dale Bickford
Beverley Bickford
Darlene Hawkins
Cyril Stephenson
Gregg Pool
Diane Bagnall
Corrine Harder
Judy Hodgins
Donna Smith
Verna Thiessen
Cotage
Diane Jankins
Helen Bagnall
Beverley DeAthe
Ron’ Lin
Edith Peck
Arizona Dhodl
Elsie
Irene Meherson
Helen
Diane Bagvall
Donna Bodalarchuk
Eleanor Harder
Mrs. Williams
Dale
Leverley Bickford
Guideline to Help Mentally Retarded Seminar in Manitoba
Hon George Johnson minister of education reports 15 specialist educators will meet July 18 to 29 at the Manitoba School for the Deaf Tuxedo to lay guidelines for a new curriculum for educable mentally retarded children. D B Sealey will chair with representatives from Winnipeg School Division Child Guidance Clinic Association for Retarded Children Society for Crippled Children and Adults and health and education department branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Manitoba School For the Deaf
Tuxedo
Manitoba
Johnson
D. B. Sealey
Department of Education
Winnipeg
Child Guidance Clinic’ of
Greater Winnipeg
Association For Retarded Children In
Society For Crippled Children and Adults In
Departments of Health and Education
Helpful Hints For the Traveller Expo 67 Visit
Manitoba travel guidance urges careful trip planning for half a million winter and summer travellers. Advice covers vehicle readiness with cooling system, belts, thermostat, radiator hoses, exhaust, tires, oil, and brake checks. Carry keys, licenses, registration, maps, tools, first aid, and insurance. Expo 67 visits within the first day focus on Agricultural and Youth Pavilions with closing ceremonies set for Saturday August 12.
National Parks Attendance Booms Across Canada
Canadians flock to national parks with attendance 18 percent higher than last year. Resources Minister Laing noted some parks show 100 percent increases. The Commons northern affairs committee studied the department plan for 6.13 million dollars this fiscal year and planned visits to Banff Jasper, Cape Breton, and Fundy parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laing
Commons
Northern Affairs Committee
Banff and Jasper Parks
Cape Breton and
Fundy
Maritime
Physical and Moral Development Emphasized by Manitoba President
Dr. Hugh H. Saunderson told the Canadian College of Teachers convention that teachers cannot ignore students physical moral and social growth. He urged teachers to take responsibility for all aspects of pupil development during lengthy classroom hours and to emphasize holistic education. He called for broader training focused on global problems, especially in emerging nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Manitoba
Hugh H. Saunderson
Canadian College of Teachers
Church
YMCA
YWCA
Educator Attacks Stultifying School Methods In Canada
Dr Wilfred Wees of Ontario denounces schooling that polices thought and stifles inquiry at a Canadian Authors Association convention. He argues most classes train students to echo requested answers and urges freedom of expression and student driven reading, writing, and speaking based on personal experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Wees
Ontario
Wes
Ontario Association For Curriculum Development
Canadian Authors Association
Wees
Local Ladies Enjoy Northern Trip Highlights Reached
Mrs E Rowelle, Mrs J Shaw and others journeyed to The Pas Flin Flon and Churchill visiting Dauphin friends and touring senior housing Christ's Church Evergreen Lodge and Eskimo village The Pas to Churchill by train with 2244 miles travelled and stops at The Little Northern Museum Phantom Lake Creighton and Fort Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts A Rowelle Mess
Lamb
J.'Shaw
Pas
Flin Flon
Churchill
Dauphin
John Suderman
MacGregor
King’s Hotel
Jubb
Evergreen Lodge
Clearwater Lake
Phantom Lake
Creighton
Sask
Cliff Lamont
Fort Churchill
New Events At Sunflower Festival In Altona
The second annual Sunflower Festival in Altona Manitoba will run July 29 and 30 with new events. An industrial exhibition of locally made products and production methods debuts the first time in rural Manitoba. Thirty four local industries will showcase, while Rhineland Agricultural Society Fair features livestock and a 4H rally. A dance exhibition with clubs from southern Manitoba and northern North Dakota is added along with a Carman Co-op Flying Club fly in. The festival includes a giant parade led by Mayor Joseph Guay, an expanded midway, another Sunflower Queen, and a home grounds contest along with a stage show extravaganza. Visitors from across Canada and northern U.S. attended last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Altona
Pembina Triangle
Rhineland Agricultural Society
North Dakota
Carman Co-op Flying Club
Joseph Guay
St. Boniface
Canada
Perilous Future for Manitoba Wildlife and Hunting
The Federation of Manitoba Game and Fish Associations president warns the province faces a perilous future for wildlife and recreational hunting. He notes conservation gains are offset by habitat loss and cites hydro projects and a potential $10,000,000 pulp operation as threats. He urges cottagers, holidaymakers, sportsmen, farmers, and business leaders to speak out to protect wilderness for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Manitoba Game and Fish Associations
Don Muir
Federation
Manitoba Wildlife
Wildlife Foundation of Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Manitoba
Grand Rapids
Winnipeg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Austin and
Macgregor Herald
Manisoba
United States
Ottawa
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Allen McGrego
Tergent
Manitoba Motor League
Trimble’s
Portage LA Prairie, Manitoba
McLaren
Rupert
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