Hamiota Collegiate June Examination Results
Complete pass for Joan Hudson and standout scores across subjects at Hamiota Collegiate. Notable high marks include Jim Bomford, Bob Syrnyk, Lorna Richardson, and Linda Rankin in multiple subjects with several classes listed as failed or partial passes. Overall class averages and number of papers attempted noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hudson
Jim Bomford
Marilyn Pollock
Lorna Richardson
Lyla Killen
Eileen Douglas
Bob Syrny
David Willars
Lynn Caldwell
Lloyd Baker
Glen Batley
Bob Syravk
Bob Syrnyk
Barbara Whyte
Maureen Baillie
Judy Richardson
Bob Hudson
Marion Rivers
Lynda Kidd
Lorraine Bates
Linda Stewart
Darlene Badger
Shirle, Morgan
Donna McAndrew
Bruce McNiven
Melvin Maynes
Val Douglas
Velma James
Maron Newton
Cheryl Tremaine
Ken
Women’s Aid to Hamiota Hospital District No 7A Meeting
The Woman's Aid to Hamiota Hospital District No 7A met in the community room on Friday August 25 with President Mrs. R O Frazer presiding. Fourteen districts answered roll call. Treasurer Mrs E A Dix On presented the financial report. Plans were made for a hospital tea on September 27 and a blood donors clinic reported 257 donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hosp
Hamiota Hospital
R. O. Frazer
Gerald Decker
J. Rankin
Finkbeiner
Winnipeg
Quiet August 12 1961 Wedding in Hamiota Church
Phyllis Margaret Park and Ronald William MacGranacan wed in Hamiota United Church before about seventy five guests. Rev Ralph Clark officiated as attendants wore organza gowns and bouquets of carnations and roses. The couple plans to reside in Foxwarren after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota United Church
Phyllis Margaret
Alex Park
Hamiota
Ronald William
Wm Mac Granacan
Foxwarren
Manitoba
Ralph Clark
Nancy Small
Rapid City
Lynda Richardson
Nice
Baby Care in Hot Weather Reminders for infants’ cooling and safety
The article advises keeping babies cool with light clothing and diurnal sun exposure limits. Bathe daily, use minimal powder, apply calamine for rash, and give moderated sun baths. Boil bottles, prepare formula carefully, offer water, and sterilize bottles at night. If traveling, consider delaying trips and use boiled water for feeds to prevent bacterial growth.
Livestock Marketing Hearing Starts Sept 21 Manitoba
The first public hearing of the Manitoba House special committee on the livestock marketing system will convene September 21 in the Legislative Building. Six briefs are due by September 14 to Clerk Charland Prud’homme. Subsequent hearings will cover cattle transport markets abattoirs packing houses labour retailers and consumers. The committee reports to the 1962 legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special House
Manitoba
Legislative Building
Harry P. Sherman
Morris
Charland Prudhomme
Legislative Assembly
Legislative Build
House
YWCA Winnipeg Offers Hope And Friendship For Newcomers
The YWCA at 447 Webb Place in Winnipeg guides young newcomers through residence options age 35 and under and provides free counseling. It lists rooms citywide, offers job and money advice, and hosts year round recreation including Latin dance classes and bi monthly Whirls dances with live music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Young Women's Christian Association
Winnipeg
Webb Place
Portage Avenue
Elfriede Brandt
Irene McMillan
Marjorie Fulton
Manitoba Livestock Feed Keeps 80 Percent of Normal
Manitoba’s Agriculture minister Hon George Hutton says winter livestock feed is about 80 percent of normal availability, including wild and tame hay oats straw and fodder. He notes a heavier but manageable culling while basic herds stay intact and Municipal fodder bank demand was lighter than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hutton
Agrculture Department
Hutton
Interlake
Hodgson
Dallas
Peter Herner
Livestock Branch
Whitehall
Winnipeg
4 H Garden Club Meeting Held at Pollocks Home
A 4 H garden club met at Mr H Pollocks home on Thursday August 24 at 2 30 pm. Mrs Don Pollock served lunch. Members discussed reports and announced an achievement event Friday evening September 1 with public invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pollock
Don Pollock
Mood of the crowd at a grim inland workday
A terse reflection on universal fatigue and financial strain. The narrator notes ongoing labor despite widespread poverty and laments past harder times while acknowledging current efforts continue.
Fatigue and Laziness Symptoms Notably Similar
The text notes that fatigue and laziness share similar signs, suggesting reader awareness of overlapping presentations. It discusses how both conditions can feel alike in daily tasks and energy levels, highlighting the challenge of self diagnosis without clearer cues.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linda Rankin
Maureen McConnell
Ralph Beamish
Gaylene Kidd
Doug Venables
Faye Pollock
Marlene James
Carol Ann Smith
Don Roberts
Irene Murray
Harry Andrew
Ken Julyan
Jem Ridley
Cheryl McDougall
Garrie Hyndman
Marjory Pedlow
Sharon Duchart
Allan Smuttell
Lynne Pollock
David Twerden
Duane Tremaine
Gertrude Mitchell
Stinson
Barry Fraser
E. A. Dixon
Adlan Murray
Bill Talbot
Don Park
John Whyte
Kenton
Phyllis Lowe
Bob Richardson
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Ross Fraser
Lawrence Mathison
Ing
Walter Weir
Minnedosa
George Wm. Johnson
Assiniboia
Stan Roberts
la Verendrye
Peter Wagner
Fisher
Herner
Elhee - Russell - Binseartth
Lake Manitoba
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