Hamiota Hospital Aid holds May meeting and plans events
The Hamiota Hospital Aid No. 7 met in the community room with Mrs. Wiltsey presiding. Eleven districts were represented. 194 attended the hospital tea. Reports noted three Red Cross blood units used in April, 96 admissions, 3 births, 117 treated, and 6485 pounds of laundry cost $518.50. A centennial tree was planted and volunteers are sought for the hospital cart. New regional representative C Lamb of Rivers, 1971 regional meeting set for May 20 in Hamiota. five graduates this year. Supper on June 19 at Cardale with Mrs Rankin speaking on Rome. meeting concluded with benediction.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Hospital Aid No. 7
Wiltsey
Allan
Red Cross
Hazards From Gas In Campers Warned By Extension Service
A Washington State University bulletin cites 48 travel trailers and 36 pickup campers inspected for hazards. Ten trailers and 18 campers showed traces of carbon monoxide while 34 units reported headaches and nausea. Fifteen units had loose gas fittings. Only one unit had a fire extinguisher. Advice includes proper ventilation and blue flame gas.
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Co-operative Extension Service
Washington State University
Weed Control In Rapeseed And Related Crops
Aggressive chemical control methods described for rapeseed weed management including Avadex Carbyne Tok RM Teffl an Treflan and their application timings across weeds such as wild oats green foxtail and broadleaved species. Notes on crop stage leaf numbers soil types and maturity ranges for multiple crops including Wheat Oats Barley Flax Rapeseed with observed flea beetle activity.
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Don Kennedy
Ross Fraser
Tom Sedgwick
Hamiota hospital shifts to metric and 24 hour clock
Hamiota District Hospital announces adoption of metric weights and measures and the 24 hour clock on June 1. Administrator Mrs. M G Hadland cites precision and safety, notes conversion affects thermometer readings height and weight, dosing, meal times, and patient care routines. The move is part of a province wide program backed by Manitoba health groups.
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Hamiota
M. G. Hadland
Manitoba
Manitoba Hospital Association
Park Residence News A social at Park Residence honors Mrs Jory
Mrs Barnes returned Saturday after two weeks away with her daughters in Winnipeg. A party marked Mrs Jorys 85th birthday May 29 in the lounge with forty five guests signing the book. Numerous visitors from Miniota Foxwarren Crandall and Rivers joined Mrs Henderson and Mrs Robertson for tea and music with Mr John Russell of Rivers performing solos.
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Carberry
Johnstone
S. Falloon
Doug Falloon
W. Falloon
Foxwarren
Gardham
Arrow River
Larry Hankin
Crandall
Lou Leland
Minnova
Ed Lewis
Winnipeg
Lena Henderson
George Gray
B. C
Henderson
Harvey Hyde
Treherne
Man
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Cardale
Hazel
Manitou
Stewart
Harmon
Rodney
Conquest
Herta
Paragon
Novalta
Redwood
Raja
Arlo
Echo
Hadland
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