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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
6
This third in a four part Health Centre News segment debunks common myths about schizophrenia and conversion hysteria. It clarifies that schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder not split personality and notes TV depictions exaggerate the frequency of conversion hysteria while real cases are rarer.
Clifford Angus of Hamiota died May 23 1976 at Hamiota Hospital at 71. Born in Pope Manitoba he moved to Hamiota district and married Eva Vickery in Oak River in March 1931. Survived by wife Eva daughter Doreen Norrie son Elgin seven grandchildren two sisters and one brother. funeral May 26 at Hamiota United Church with Campbell Funeral Home in charge.
Norvel Brandon died at Brandon General Hospital on Saturday May 29 1976. He was born in Portage la Prairie and lived in Oakner Manitoba before joining the Canadian Armed Forces in 1940. He later worked for United Grain Growers in Thunder Bay retiring in November 1974 and moved to Hamiota. He is survived by his mother wife Isabel three sons a daughter and their families in Thunder Bay. Funeral services were June 2 1976 at Brockie Donovan with interment in Thunder Bay. Donations encouraged to local health fund.
Sheila McMillan reports strong start for June activities with gym night on Mondays at the collegiate gym and soccer for elementary students led by Dick Prawdzik. Volunteers aid kindergarten to grade 6 groups while playground activities run Tuesdays and Fridays. Manitoba Games travel from district to regional to provincial finals, with focus on participation. Tennis playoffs invitations go out.
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