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W orkers;;;eaclsRosenfeld Nivervjlle and SicSTEPPING STONE—A program de-signed to make the transition from the ‘ old life’’ into modern society as easy as possible for Canada’s Indians has commenced at the Brandon San. Meeting Monday to put the finishing touches on organization were (from left) W. N. Boyd, provincial co-ordinator of rehabilitation for the department of— Brandon Sun Photoheaith and welfare; Raymond Gowing. business administrator of The San; T. A. J. Cunnings, executive director of the Sanatorium board of Manitoba, R. D. Ra^an, regional superintendent of indicn affairs; Dr. D. G.-Coehlin, assistant medical superinendent of The San: and E. Locke, Indian rehabilitation officer for the Sanatorium board.RiotersFor DopeMONTREAL 'CP;—Provincial police said Monday a'ght severalprisoners who touched off a wild four-hour demonstration at Joli-;ctte jail, 50 miles north of here, might have been'under the in-flnanpo nf narrnf ire
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Brandon Daily Sun

Brandon, Manitoba, CA

Tue, Mar 25, 1958

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