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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 29, 1994

Page

7

Teen suicide rise prompts expert guidance and action

Experts analyze rising teen death by own action in the United States noting rates from 3.6 to 11.3 per 100 000 for ages 15 to 19 and call for early screening of psychopathology and substance abuse, public education, and safe firearm storage. They stress identifying high risk youth, breaking confidentiality when needed, and involving adults to provide timely help.

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Keystone Centre a major Westman hub for events

Keystone Centre in Brandon plays a central role hosting major events drawing thousands. Supported by Manitoba Lotteries funds, it expanded with an $11.5 million renovation and now operates with about 150 full-time equivalent staff. The center reports 1,300 event-days annually and aims to host the 1995 World Curling Championships.

Brandon Keystone Centre Westman Province of Manitoba Rick Chrest Brandon Chrest Keystone Con Vention Centre Wally Byam

Ukrainian Literary Society of Taras Shevchenko in Rivers Promotes Culture

The Ukrainian Literary Society of Taras Shevchenko in Rivers aims to promote Ukrainian language and culture through songs and language schools. President Peter Citulsky notes the hall named for Taras Shevchenko, renovations funded by a $29,000 lottery grant, and new side entrance to improve pedestrian safety. The 18 member choir attracts singers from Brandon and runs Ukrainian language schools for children and adults. The group supports local projects and cites Manitoba Lotteries funds supporting health care, education, culture, and community programs. For more, contact the Lotteries Distribution System in Winnipeg.

Ukrainian Literary Society of Taras Shevchenko Rivers Peter Citulsky Ukraine Manitoba Citulsky Brandon Winnipeg

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