Hamiota Hospital Declared Smallest Fully Accredited in Canada
Hamiota and District Hospital has received full accreditation, noted as the smallest fully accredited hospital in Canada following a May 28, 1964 survey. The survey praised the hospital’s staff and joint efforts, with a prior June 1963 survey granting provisional accreditation. A follow up is planned in three years.
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Hamiota and District Hospital
Canada
M. G. Dunn
Canadian Council On Hospital Accrediation
Hamiota
Canadian Council
J. P. la. Plante
St. Luke’s Hospital
Montreal
John M. Phin
Foothills General Hospital
Calgary
Alberta
Council On Hospital Ac
Pital Association
Hamiota District
Trousseau Tea Honors Miss Verna Moore Bride Elect
Miss Verna Moore was honored at a Trousseau Tea on August 10 at Mrs. Paul Robinson's home. A mock wedding cake centerpiece and a busy gift room highlighted the event attended by over fifty guests despite windy, rainy weather.
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Verna Moore
Paul Robinson
Eileen Douglas
Wallace Castle
Harvey Houck
Lloyd Mansell
Jack Coombs
Doreen Kirk
Valerie Cooley
Claud Bomford
Ken Fraser
Oakner UCW Meet Draws Members And Guests
The Oakner U C W monthly meeting met at Mrs. John Rankin's home on August 6 with 13 members and 3 visitors. Mrs. Ivan Routledge and the hostess led a devotional and a paper covered stewardship and secretary and treasurer duties. Miss Linda Rankin spoke on her flight to St Johns for a nurses convention. President Mrs. E Westwood chaired the business session. a fine lunch by Mrs. McFeely and Mrs. Argue closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakner U. C. W
John Rankin
Ivan Routledge
Linda Rankin
St. Johns
Newfoundland
E. Westwood
McFeely
Argue
Birdtail River School Board Approves Supplies and Tank Tender
Birdtail River School Division No 38 board met at 1 Lake on July 30 1964 with Trustees Stimpson Selby Fulton Reynolds Rapley Fraser Rankin and Inspector Funk present. They approved June 25 minutes and correspondence, ordered four Bell and Howell film strip projectors, accepted C A Kwastkowski’s steel tank bid, approved Financial Statement 7/664 for payment, and adjourned to August 4 at 8 p.m.
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Stimpson
Selby
Fulton
Reynolds
Rapley
Fraser
Rankin
Inspector Funk
Kingdon
Bell and Howell
Christies School Supply
C. A. Kwastkowski
Hamiota Collegiate
Pink eye in cattle and wheat stem maggot damage update
Livestock producers are warned to watch for pink eye in cattle, with prevention based on fly control and treatment options including sulfonamides or broad spectrum antibiotics. The report notes pink eye reduces milk and meat gains and advises veterinary consult for severe cases. Separately, wheat fields show premature ripening heads caused by the stem maggot, whose larvae sever the stem. no control measures are recommended as the issue has not been of economic importance in Manitoba.
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Manitoba
Alex Park Dies. Hamiota Church Service Held
Funeral for Alex Park at Hamiota United Church on August 8 honored a WWI veteran and longtime district farmer. He is survived by his wife Edith, children Edna Don and Phyllis, siblings William Maggie and George, and six grandchildren. Interment followed at Hamiota Cemetery.
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R. Clark
Hamiota United Church
Alex Park
Edith
Edna
Don
Phyllis
William
Pool Elevator Board
Agricultural Board
Hospital Board
Board of Stewards
Jack McMillan
Jesse Richardson
Bruce Mathison
Arthur Brethour
Walter Moffatt
Wilford Cochran
Hector McLellan
Jim McLellan
Jack Wright
Charlie Randell
Russ Stevens
Russ Gammack
Ralph Frazer
John Rankin
Hamiota Cemetery
Lewycky Attends Manitoba Chamber Directors Meeting
Bill Lewycky a Manitoba Chamber of Commerce director flew to Winnipeg Sunday night for a Board of Directors meeting. The board will meet the Provincial Cabinet Tuesday to present 53 resolutions on Agriculture Economic Development Education Federal Matters Foreign Trade Government Finance Public Works Tourism and more. Local issues include Transportation Public School Act Guidance Counselling Sales Tax Highway funding and Centennial grant distribution.
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Bill Lewycky
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Winnipeg
Chamber of Commerce
Manitoba
Verna Moore Bride-elect Feted In Debut Shower
About 85 friends signed the guest book Friday in Chumah Hall for Verna Moore a bride elect of August 14. Guests wore corsages and were escorted to seats while a Bride and Groom cake was presented and gifts opened. Verna thanked everyone as attendees sang and listened to piano numbers.
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Chumah Hall
Verna Moore
Verna
Wilma Bell
Moore
Douglas
Keeler
Robinson
Allen
Anderson
Ethel Duncan
Ruth Gregory
Phyl Venables
Melody of
Love
June Reid
Bonnie Coombs
Sally Robinson
Pat Tanguay
Willa Ledingham
Doreen Kirk
Mary Coupland
Gwen Douglas
Dorothy Hudson
Ada Baxter
Mabel Anderson
Lena Robinson
Gladys Allan
Francis Kirk
Self cleaning ovens ease kitchen messes with new tech
The article highlights automatic self cleaning ovens reaching about 800 degrees to burn off food drips, locking doors until temperatures normalize. It notes ash from heavy soils, removable Teflon walls, disposable foil linings, drawer type liners, lift off doors, and other ease of cleaning features in modern ranges.
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Canadian Medical Association
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UCW
Birdtail River
Lake
Burch Findlay
MacFarlane
USTM
Wright-Whitman
Fire Commissioner
Birtle
Miss McDowell
Workmen's Compensation Act
Town of
M. Deveson
Ag. Rep
Toronto
TNS
Mr. Alex Park
Alex
J. A. Jameson
W. Lewycky
MAN. C. of C. Directors Meeting
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