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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 11, 1975
Page
6
Health Centre stresses that hypertension can affect anyone and often has no symptoms. It outlines risks such as emotional tension, salt, smoking, and obesity, and notes regular clinics on the second Wednesday each month at 0930 hours for overweight hypertensives after doctor approval.
Cleaning sleeping bags requires proper drying to avoid damage. Dry clean most bags except rubber backings. down filled bags must be dry cleaned. Check for tears, close zippers, run full cycles, avoid overload, and air dry two to three days before storing.
A senior civil servant urges early access to key planners to push policy changes and questions the size of the federal payroll, suggesting a third of workers may be unnecessary. He backs strengthening Auditor General powers, criticizes pay raises for seniors, and links unemployment benefits to weak productivity, noting 400,000 more on unemployment insurance than unemployed.
Last weekend at the local course the tournament produced top scores led by Grant Fowler of Brandon with 66 in Championship Flight. Other notable finishers included Wilf Lee Strathclair 69 Clayton Wyborn Pilot Mound 70 and L Korosch Shilo 71.
Multiple expressions of gratitude note thanks to local groups and hospital staff. Messages honor shower organizers in McConnell area and guests in Hamiota and surrounding districts, with well wishes from Edith Watt, Jim Bartley, Eileen Bartley, and Mrs. Jim Killoh.
The note thanks Pitlochry friends for a social evening at Ross and Ethel Robertson’s home, praises supper and poetry, and acknowledges gifts. It invites visits to 1836 Rosser Ave Brandon, and extends thanks to doctors, nurses, and helpers including Emily Burwash and Mrs. E Bloor for convalescence support.
The Thomson family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy, flowers, donations to the Cancer Fund, and baked goods. Special thanks to Mr Jameson, Mac Campbell, and the unit who served lunch after the service. Bill, Betty, and Glen Thomson.
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