Passing Show for Rent and Local Notices in Hamiota
A collection of small items from Hamiota Manitoba includes a rental for quiet female lodgers, holiday closures May 20, bingo style notices for bazaars and bake sales, a 50th anniversary display call for old machinery, Kiwanis youth program, church and school events, and a political column noting low public interest in national affairs during the upcoming federal election.
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Manitoba
Canada
Diefenbaker
Coldwell
Low
St. Laurent
Laurier
Borden
King
Bennett
Ferle
Infant mortality figures in Canada lag behind health advances
Medical authorities warn that some expectant mothers miss adequate prenatal care. To protect both mother and child, it is advised to consult a doctor or prenatal clinic regularly for guidance, exercise, and routine checkups.
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Canada
Local High School Sports Open with Weekend Baseball Action
The Eastern division of the Mxi-Western Baseball League opened with three games over the weekend. McConnell beat Cardale and Oak River 10 to 6, Rovers 21 to 16, while Hamidta defeated Newdale 8 to 1 in the other opener. Jim Mathison and Harvey Duncan pitched for the local team with Math gaining the win. Dennis Smith led the Hamwta offense with two singles. Makowski and Pirie pitched for Newdale. The senior team hosts Rivers Saturday night, then goes to McConnell for a Sunday afternoon game. On Monday May 20 the senior team will play in the Victoria Day Tournament at Kinsmen Park Brandon. Hamwta High School hosts the Victoria Day softball and baseball tournament. The event starts at 10:00 am. After the final game, the Victoria Day Trophy goes to the girls team winner. the boys baseball tourney winner receives half the gate receipts.
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Hamiota
United Church
McConnell
Cardale
Oak River
Rovers
Hamidta
Newdale
Jim Mathison
Harvey Duncan
Math
Denny Smith
Hamuota
Makowski
Pirie
Rivers
Kinsmen Park
Brandon
Hamwta High School
Milk and First Aid Tips From Civil Defence Guidance
The text emphasizes milk as a nearly perfect food for all ages and notes its versatility in drinks and ingredients. It also stresses the importance of trained First Aiders in accidents to control hemorrhage and prevent bystanders from moving victims, urging enrollment in First Aid courses with civil defence or St John Ambulance.
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Civil Defence
St. John Ambulance
Dauphin health unit chronicles hope through rehabilitation tale
A provincial health unit report from Dauphin highlights Louie Prince of Dauphin in double leg braces and his mother Barbara Garrett guiding therapy with the Society for Crippled Children and Adults. It notes the province’s vaccination push, baby checks, and preventive medicine through 13 health units and diagnostic services as ongoing efforts.
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Dauphin
Louie Prince of
Barbara Garrett
Louie
Fis Rce
Manitoba Lab Pioneers Preventive Medical Service
A Dauphin technician observes a fluoroscopic exam through a lead-glass screen as a radiologist performs the procedure. The scene reflects prepaid lab and X-ray services offered at five of Manitoba's 13 health units as part of a broad preventive medicine program pioneered in the province.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
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Seiberline
Pikay
D.D.T. Creolin
van & Others
W. W. Kirk
West Coast
Lavinia
Grace Rebekah Lodge
Fair Jay
W. Pittendreigh
J. Jamieson
Arthur
Morris
Kiwanis Club
Ethel Baldwin
Ethel May
Hilbert Clement
Mrs. Clement
Blackfeet
Idaho
J. A. Frazer
Jessie Isobel
Elwyn McLaughlin
Orley McLaughlin
Harding
Hamieda United Church
Oakner, Crandall, Decker, Lavinia
McConnell Kidnes
Hamiota Kiddies
Ron Tuckwel
Louis St Laurent
Winnipeg
Praine
YOUR
Rexall & Nyai
Golden East
M.rks’ Genepal Store
Gladwyn Scott
Nick Mandziuk
Progressive Conservative
Marquette
Orange Hall
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