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Dauphin Herald (Newspaper) - August 13, 1980, Dauphin, Manitoba A 22 year old Dauphin native drowned while sailing with three friends on Beaver Lodge Lake six Miles South of uranium City sask., aug. 5. Dead is Harry Rempel. The uranium City municipal detachment of . Reports Rempel and his friends were sailing on the Lake in the Early evening when High winds quickly came up. The men attempted to return to Shore but the boat was swamped and Over turned Rempel slipped into the water before the others could help him. The survivors Clung to the sail boat from 8 . To Midnight when the boat drifted to an Island. The men were found the next morning by a search party that was organized when they did not show up for work at Eldorado nuclear Ltd where Rempel was also employed. A the water in this Lake is extremely cold. Its a Miracle the other boys survived a said the . A the water can get As cold As 34 degrees f. In the . Divers and the uranium City diving club Are still searching for the body. They have gone Down As far As 110 feet but there is a shelf in the Lake that goes Down to 700 feet. A a we be searched Back and Forth for Miles but we can to go Down any deeper a said the . Dauphin general updates Anaesthetic machines Jack Taylor drowns in Lake Manitoba the four Anaesthetic machines at the Dauphin general Hospital have been updated As part of a special program to upgrade All Anaesthetic machines in Manitoba hospitals says Hospital administrator John Lysak. A certain safety precautions have to be checked and regulations keep changing a says Lysak a they get stiffer All the the special program upgraded Anaesthetic machines throughout Manitoba hospitals. The $275,000 program jointly sponsored by the Manitoba health services commission and Manitoba health organizations was designed to meet new mandatory requirements of the Canadian standards association Cha for Anaesthetic Gas machines. Health minister Bud Sherman said Manitoba was the first province to undertake a province wide coordinated approach to ensure Early compliance with Cha standards including special financial assistance. Several other provinces he added Are now following the Manitoba example. Mallards will not be undersold before you buy a new truck a compare our prices from our Complete Stock of new Ford trucks. All makes used farm trucks Check us out Allard Motoi 1959 Ltd. Is Fordell v an 36 second Avo. . Pm. 6384144 All Anaesthetic machines in Manitoba hospitals now have similar design and safety features. Ramp divers Are still searching for the body of a Mccreary resident who drowned in Lake Manitoba on sunday reports the Dauphin subdivision of the ramp. Dead is 51 year old Robert James Taylor. Taylor was sailing with a Friend on Lake Manitoba near Man Pogo provincial Park when he fell into the water and drowned. His Friend was uninjured. There a a Gulf agent in your Nome. All you have to do is Call. I know you Don t always have the time to come to me so ill come to you. With top Quality products like Gulf diesel fuel gasoline and heating Oil. And my Complete line of warranty approved Hydro treated it lubes and greases All made with the patented Gulf it refining process that sets them apart from Ordinary lubricants. Remember Gulf agents like me carry Quality products Mok not just for your farm but for your Home and car too. Just decide what you need. Give me a Call and ill deliver. A Amicy i a it Thuat us _ Gulf Centre . Terry Murphy Dauphin 638-4401 Maurice valc0urt Ste. Rose 447-2246 Gulf and design is a registered trademark of Gulf Oil corporation / Guf Canada registered user Dauphin Man Dies sailing Page 2 the Dauphin Herald wednesday August 13,1980 Gusi i y of m a few Hospital volunteers not paid Mun Dora a by Dave Ramsay not All a a volunteers during the recent Hospital and personal care Home strike were paid for their services. Two weeks ago the Herald published an article stating volunteers received Money for their services after the strike ended. After the article appeared the Herald received a Call from a Dauphin woman stating she had acted As a Volunteer but received no payment. Her position she said was somewhat different from the other volunteers because she was looking after one of her parents. A a Hospital administrator John Lysak said we either had to take our parents Home or come in and look after them a the woman said. However she said while looking after her Parent for three weeks she also helped care for other patients. She says she was disturbed when she read about the payments. A it kind of got to me a she says. A i think i would have been Happy if no one was paid. But if the others got paid Why not me a she says she was told she did not receive any payment because a Lysak said the ones that did no to get paid Are the ones with families in she estimated there were about 10 volunteers that fit into this category. Two other volunteers contacted by the Herald expressed similar thoughts. A i thought anything one woman said Volunteer work payments were Pearl Bahniuk province helps cover lad v reaches additional health care wages Quot Ash Ihrol fun do will Sherman save that the a Minhin in Spital said her 100th year Pearl Bahniuk celebrated a Milestone aug. 7, 1980�?she reached the age of 100 years. Bahniuk still in Good health although not too talkative celebrated her birthday at the Dauphin personal care Home. Bahniuk was born in the Village of per Fateye in Austria in 1880. She moved to Canada and married in 1908 to Michael Bahniuk. The Bah Luiks Farmed in Saskatchewan until 1919 when they moved to the Dauphin area. They Farmed North of Dauphin until 1950 when her husband died. She moved into Dauphin in 1950 and has been living in the personal care since 1979. Residents of the personal care Home along with family members helped celebrate the occasion. Additional funds will be made available to Manitoba hospitals and personal care Homes to help them meet new budgetary pressures arising from recent wage settlements and increases in the costs of materials and supplies says health minister Bud Sherman. The minister said that the decision will allow the Manitoba health services commission to finalize budget negotiations now under Way with the health facilities. Sherman says that the hospitals and personal care Homes received eight per cent funding increase in april which has been exceeded by labor settlements and current estimate for Supply Cost increase. He says that where increases Are individually substantiated facilities will be allowed an economic increase of 9.5 per cent to provide for minimum wage rate and Supply Cost increases. John Lysak administrator of the Dauphin Hospital said that he be sure what the effect of the provinces a move would have on the hospitals ability to stay on budget until he met with the commission. A a in la be seeing them any Day now a says Lysak. A if they match raise hikes its going to help if they match the Cost of supplies its going to help a he says. A if they just increase the funding from 8 to 9vfe percent its definitely not going to cover the total a i volunteered to go the same As the others. I have no ill feelings i just wonder Why the the woman said she also helped other patients in addition to her Parent. A i see Why we did no to get anything a another woman contacted said. A i just done to think its the Herald was unable to Contact other volunteers who did not receive payments. Lysak continues to offer no comment about the payments. Have of it a of the if no made. Licensed dining room Wright place for your flav0ritl food a sea food a prime rib a . Spare ribs Char broiled steaks open 7 Days a week Mon. Sat 8 . -11 . Sun. 9 . A 9 . Banquet facilities available Home or Hall catering 19 memorial blvd., Dauphin phone 6384554 for Fine food and fast Friendly service

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