Venables July 2 1997 notice
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dated entry July 2 1997 mentioning Venables and Damiota Echo. Readable items include names and a place reference. Details are incomplete but indicate a public notice or notice of event from a local paper.
Protecting Children with Three Doses of Diphtheria Vaccine
Public health notice urges parents to complete three dose series of diphtheria and whooping cough vaccines for full protection. One dose offers limited protection, two doses good protection, with three doses providing high protection for three to four years. The analogy compares vaccination to driving a car with three gears.
Graduation Highlights at Hamiota Collegiate 1940s
Grade Twelve graduation exercises were held at Hamiota United Church with Principal G H Ruttan presiding. The event featured addresses by board officials and inspectors, musical performances by the Girls Chorus, and scrolls awarded to graduates including Eileen Wray who had the year's top standing. The report also notes community obituaries and memorial service at the Canadian Legion with floods affecting local crossers and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Collegiate
Hamiota United Church
G. H. Ruttan
H. J. Oldfield
W.a. Onions
KE. 2. Hudson
Winnipeg
KR. O. MacFarlane
Walter Hunsaker
G. W. Kriskin
Brandon
Uttan
N. Turnbull
M.L.A
P.C. Fraser
Briskin
Agnes Lavery
Eileen Wray
Eaith Baxter
Ella Bridgeman
Geth Butchart
Irene Fraser
Anna Fill
Donelda Hunsaker
Hazel Irwin
Doreen Kerr
Margaret McConnell
Grace McGregor
Gwendolen Spearman
Hilda Strickland
Lois Thody
Constance Turnbull
June Turner
Nileen Wray
James Mair
Glen Partridge
Ross Robertson
Canadian Legion
Rev. Simpson
Lev. H. Oldfield
J. N. Fulford
Legion
Birth At St Boniface Hospital In June 1917
A daughter Paulette Cal Vanna Rutherford was born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Cantin at St Boniface Hospital on Tuesday June 24 1917 born to Melanie Rutherford nee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface Hospital
Joseph Cantin
Melanie Rutherford
Paulette Cal-Vanna Rutherford
Pioneering James Smith Dies After Brief Illness
James Smith, a 73 year old pioneer born in St. Marys Ontario, died after a short illness at Pope Manitoba. He lived much of his life in the district, farmed, married Rachel Leith, and held church and civic roles including secretary treasurer of the Sunday School and local councilor. Survived by his widow, daughter Mrs Godkin, and sons Stewart and William. Arnold died in childhood. A Masonic funeral was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
St. Mary’s
Ont
Rachel Leith
Crandall
Man
Kelliher, Sask
Scotia Presbyterian and United Church
Godkin
Kelliher
Sask
Stewart
Melville
Walliam
Pope
Arnold
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Dominion of Canada
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the Dominion
Ras
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Camaga
Étrig
Scotia United Church
J. M. Wilson
Masonic Lodge
Scotia Cemetery
Charles
Clare
Harvey
John Smith
Clare Anderson
Wm. Lorimer
Stewart Smith
Melville, Sask
B. George
Regina
Wm. Leith
Glamis
Jessie Smith
Smith
Assiniboine
Miniota
General Motor
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Olds
CALDW
el!. Motors
Chevrolet
Hamiota
Hamiota and
Hanmiota
Aris
Pilee