Dropmore Subject Noted In Nursing Family Notices
Betty, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Hunt, returns home briefly before starting nursing duties at St Anne. Relatives including M Rawlings and Mrs Cameron and Mrs Craig of Sycamore Illinois, plus Miss Sandra Wandle of Winnipeg, appear in extended family greetings and well wishes for her new career. Mr and Mrs E J White of Sycamore Illinois visit relatives in town during holiday week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rawlings
Bert Hunt
R. S. Cameron
W. Craig
E. J. White
Sycamore
San‘dra’ Wandle
Winnipeg
Betty
St. Anne
Sycamore, Til
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Bridal Shower For Marion Hunter In Langruth
Weekend visit extended by Mrs. Neilson and Eldon to Langruth. Marion Hunter honored with a bridal shower at the Simair home with guests from Castleavery, Dropmare, Rochedale and Roblin areas. Monastic wedding skit entertained, corsages given, gifts unwrapped, lunch served as well wishes were extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Rawlings
W. Neilson
Eldon
Weekend Guests Attend Self Keeper Wedding in Millwood
Millwood hosts Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Carrol and relatives from Regna for the Self-Keeper wedding. Ronald Cartwright and daughter arrive from Montreal to visit parents. G Wondrasek and W Wondrasek vacationed fishing at Rocky Lake. Bob Self Jr. visits Regina relatives and assists Aunt and Uncle Carroll before touring hospital appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Carrol
G. Carroll
G .Carroll
W. Wondrasek
Rocky Lake
Bob Self Jr
Carroll
Regina
A. McNutt
Health Unit Hints Autocycle Helmets Debate
The piece discusses the high hazard of head injuries in motorcycle crashes and the push for mandatory helmet laws. It notes questions about the effectiveness and scope of new legislation and the balance between rider restraint and personal freedom.
CSA Sets Canadian Motorcycle Helmet Standards
The CSA conducted exhaustive helmet safety tests in Toronto to set standards for motorcycle riders. Helmets must withstand severe impacts, protect against sharp objects, and keep chin straps effective. Riders should seek the CSA monogram and replace helmets after a protective event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Standards Association
CSA
Canada
Toronto
Sugar and Spice: Memories of Life on a Limb
Bill Smiley recalls growing up brave and reckless, detailing fearless stunts from worm experiments to risky climbs and youthful misadventures. He reflects on risky choices, fear, and the thrill of taking chances as life lessons before the national election.
Climbing out on limbs of life and risk
A reflective piece compares youth and marriage to climbing out on limbs, from daring early risks as a fighter pilot to later seeking safety. It laments the shift from bold bets to secure comforts, noting how adults guide children toward safer, more predictable paths two feet from the trunk.
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General Hospital School of Nursing
Suoyg
Uws Coz
Uyheys
FORD
Ecial Tools
Smith Ford Farm Equipment
Russell
Man
Millwood
RTH
Allan J. Maceachen
Department OF National Health and Welfare
Johnson
Lexi Kosygin
TNS
Sugar and Spice
Bill Smiley
Geo. J. Jehovan
Red Cross
Binscarth
J. W. Rice
W. K. Hutton
Manitoba
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