Provincial Baton Championships Winners Highlight Local Talent
The second annual Provincial Baton Championships report shows Linda Bennett of Medicine Hat earning a second place in the provincial strut and a fifth in the provincial solo, with a possible $100 grant to reach Winnipeg nationals. Marcia Wakarchuk wins the SA strut trophy and Doreen Saunderson the SA solo trophy, while Medicine Hat City honors go to Wakarchuk and Saunderson in their events. Sherry Zenith secures the Medicine Hat City solo championship trophy.
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Marcia Wakarchuk
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Pat Bennett
Reg Killam
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Windsor couple teach children care for pets
Frank and Sylvia Junis travel to Windsor schools to lecture on humane treatment, pet overpopulation and responsible ownership. They cite one million annual humane-society euthanizations in Canada, urge love over neglect, and praise youth outreach for reducing cruelty.
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Nimble Needles Club awards honor at 18th Achievement Night
Maureen Garber won best project and efficiency honors with first in public speaking at Hoping Nimble Needles Multi Club event in Hoping Community Centre. Donna Arnold tied for best overall clothing unit and Louise Karl led junior public speaking.
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Louise Karl
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Debbie Cowie
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Don’t cater urged to curb deaf child handicap
Ottawa report cites Helen Beebe arguing parents and teachers spoil children with hearing problems. She says children with impairment need special discipline and must avoid the poor little deaf girl syndrome. Beebe cites early detection proper hearing aid fitting and intensive one to one training with family involvement as key techniques.
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