Mental Health Meeting Held in Hamiota May 12
The Hamiota Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association met at Chumah Hall at 2 00 on Wednesday May 12 with president D Hudson in the chair. Treasurer reported a bank balance of 614 17 and a motion carried to send 532 to CMHA from canvass funds raised by the United Church Youth Group. The group plans a June meeting to draft a community stress questionnaire with broad representation. Reports covered West Man Brandon meeting and Geriatric Care in Russell. Dr Toews defined mental health and speakers addressed communications, listening, and youth emotions. Luncheon speaker Lenore Dinsdale spoke on Society s straight jackets and the pressure of others expectations. Meeting adjourned at 3 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Canadian Mental Health Association
Chumah Hall
D Hudson
C.M.H.A
United Church
Esther Klippenstein
West Man
Brandon
Dorothy Hudson
Russell
Doris Wilson
Kenton
Winnipeg
Ramada Inn
Bob Creasy
Hamiota Hospital
Keith Glawson
Toews
U.C. Manitoba
Hicks
Souris
Lenore Dinsdale
Hudson
Wilson
Klippenstein
Insecticide Orders Expand for Forest Tent Caterpillars
Manitoba Clean Environment Commission expands Malathion use to Ste. Rose du Lac Village St Clements Woodland RM and Manitoba Hydro at Seven Sisters with limits on applications and water safeguards. Hanover RM also issued Malathion Dimethoate and Levin orders with public notice and year end expiry.
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Manitoba Clean Environment Commission
Ste. Rose du Lac
St. Clements
Woodland
Manitoba Hydro
Seven Sisters
Hanover
Tagged Fish Survey Needs Anglers Help
Manitoba sponsors a tagged fish collection program offering a cloth badge and a certificate to participating anglers. Each year thousands of fish are marked with plastic tags under the back skin, identified by numerals and a letter. The program rewards tag return with recognition of the collector.
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Manitoba
Department of Renewable Resources and Transportation Services
Decker U C W Meet Discusses Camp Wasaga Support
U C W met at Mrs. Hunters home for June session. President read on Mother's Love and Spring time resolutions. Treasury shows 623.19 on hand with 273 from lunch sales and 130.65 cancer fund plus 30 Ability Fund.
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DECKER — _ Decker
U.C.W
Wasaga
Camp Wasaga
P.C.T.C
John Milton Society For the Blind
W.I
Bruce Doherty
Gerald Decker
Isabella
Local Student to Travel to Europe for International Music Camp Tour
Hugh Wilson of Hamiota has been chosen to join the International Music Camp Band on a goodwill tour to Canada, the United States, and Europe in August 1976. The 80-piece band and 60-voice choir perform as Governor's Bicentennial Ambassadors, with a concert at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.
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Hugh Wilson
Bob Wilson
Hamiota
Canada
U.S.A
Europe
Bottineau
North Dakota
Hugh
Jane Jones
Brandon
Mabel Brandon
Kenton
Rivers Orchestra
Brandon University Band
Oxford Arts Center
Magog
Que
Neepawa
Beta Sigma Phi
Walter Wightman
Winnipeg
Arham
Georg von Trapp
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D.C