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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
8
Health Centre News examines myths about mental illness in a TV context. It clarifies that schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder not split personality, and explains Bleuler’s and TV portrayals. It also debunks the frequency and sudden onset myths of conversion hysteria while noting its TV appeal and rarity in real life.
Clifford Angus of Hamiota died at Hamiota Hospital May 23 1976 at 71. He was born in Pope Manitoba and moved to Hamiota district. He married Eva Vickery in 1931 and lived south of Hamiota for 45 years. Survived by wife Eva daughter Doreen Norrie son Elgin and seven grandchildren. Funeral May 26 at Hamiota United Church with Campbell Funeral Home in charge. Active and honorary pallbearers named.
Norvel Brandon died at Brandon General Hospital on May 29 1976. He was born in Portage la Prairie and lived in Oakner Manitoba until 1940 when he joined the Canadian Armed Forces serving in the tank corps. He retired in 1974 then moved to Hamiota. Survived by wife Isabel three sons Joseph Terrance Lorne and daughter Gage all of Thunder Bay Ontario two brothers Lorne and Clifford and three sisters Vera Absdell Fan Rampling Mae McLennan. Funeral June 2 1976 in Brockie Donovan with Rev Hussey officiating. Interment in Thunder Bay Donations to Hamiota District Health Centre Fund or chosen fund.
Sheila McMillan reports strong turnout for gym night with trampoline ropes rings and springboard as main draw. June Monday sessions 7 to 8 pm at the collegiate gym plus a district tennis playoff invitation and Playground activities run Tuesdays and Fridays 10 to 11 30 am. Regional finals in Souris and Neepawa provincial events aim to boost participation.
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