Rural residency program launched at Dauphin Hospital
Winnipeg. Dauphin General Hospital and the University of Manitoba faculty of medicine formalized the first rural based training for medical residents. Six family practice residents will live in Dauphin for year two, rotating in Parklands and Westman. Funding is cost shared by the faculty and SCOMM. Health Minister Donald W. Orchard hailed decentralizing health care and noted $400,000 additional SCOMM funding in 1989. Residents currently train at Seven Oaks General Hospital with two already in Dauphin during a pilot.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin General Hospital
University of Manitoba Faculty of Medicine
Dauphin
Parklands
Westman
Faculty of Medicine
Health Minister
Standing Committee On Medical Manpower
SCOMM
Manitoba
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Seven Oaks General Hospital
Lenore 4-H Craft Achievement Night Honors Girls
Eileen Grant reports Lenore 4-H Craft Achievement Night at Lenore Presbyterian Church with 42 guests signed in. Six girls, five new members, showcased crafts from unit 2 and gave public speeches. All received green and blue ribbons. a 4-H Travel Grant supports a Kamloops BC exchange this July. rally set for Saturday at Elkhorn.
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Lenore
Lenore Presbyterian Church
Shelby Smith
Tannis Genung
Wendy Nykoliation
Kelly Logan
Maxine Heritage
Unit 2
Maxine
Virden
B.C
Kamloops
Kerri Reeves
Elkhorn
Cemetery Board Awards Grounds Contract in Lenore
The Breadalbane Cemetery Board met at Jean Hunter’s home on May 9. Tenders for caretaking were opened and awarded to George Mason. A dozen spruce trees will be purchased. Winter funeral snow removal costs fifty dollars. A clean-up bee is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday, June 13.
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Lenore
Breadalbane
Jean Hunter
George Mason
Lenore District News Trip Includes Orchestra and University Events
Dorothy Young and others returned from Ames Iowa after visiting family including Wilburn Russell and Dorothy. Highlights were Philadelphia Orchestra performance under Riccardo Muti at Stephen Auditorium and graduation of 2600 students. Des Moines visit featured Camelot at dinner theatre and tours of Terrace Hill Mansion and Parliament Buildings. Flooding and late crops noted.
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Dorothy Young
Winnipeg
Lillian Dryden
Virden
Evelyn Daniel
Marathon
Ontario
Maxine Routledge
Lenore
Ames
Iowa
Wilburn Russell
Dorothy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Riccardo Mute
Stephen Auditorium
Russell
Des Moines
Terrace Hill
Parliament
Iowa State Historical Building
West Bend
Bessie Marie Hill
Georgina Maliation
Portage la Prairie
Florence Hill
Beulah News Thought on Life and Returning Visitors
Beulah notes reflect on valued unseen gifts and the return of Gladys and Ted Grainger after three and a half months on the west coast. They visited Boissevain and Mrs. Helen Kelly in Brandon, with Marian Carr of Brandon and her relatives in nearby towns. Spring arrives with green fields, singing birds, and farmers seeding as wood ticks and mosquitoes remain minor drawbacks.
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Gladys
Ted Grainger
West Coast
Boissevain
Helen Kelly
Brandon
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Eileen Grant
Cemetery Board
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Lenore District News
Kenton
Nelson
Mabel Hill
Jack
Rena Strong
Moosomin
Donnie Brown
Ken Brown
Bob Thompson
Hargrave
Rolli Thomson
Wappella, SR
Beulah News
Beth Stone
Beulah
Marian Carr
Don
Ann Green
Beth Stowe
Ottawa
Cardale Sales
Cardale
Terri E. Deller
Law Office
Princess Avenue
8Th & Princess
Undercover Wear Ltd
Betty Rutherford
Rivers, Man
Canada
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