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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 13, 1981
Page
8
The article explains emotional problems among the elderly, including low mood anxiety and hostility. It notes memory loss and possible Organic Brain Syndrome affecting recognition and orientation, and stresses empathy and understanding to ease family tensions and improve care.
Portage la Prairie visitors from Jim Alexander and Delaney families extend family ties with McLeod Alberta and Selkirk relatives. Lenore Ace beats Sioux Valley. memorials, weddings, and reunions mark a busy week with birthdays, anniversaries, and long trips including Holland and California.
Manitoba's Labour and Manpower Minister Ken MacMaster reports a rise in enrolment of new nursing trainees and refresher courses. A survey credits higher graduate retention, expanded refresher training, and wage settlements for better local supply. Demand for general duty nurses stabilizes. specialty gaps remain, with aids and orderlies adequate.
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