Brandon Mental Health Centre Earns Three Year Accreditation
Brandon Mental Health Centre in Winnipeg has renewed full accreditation from the Canadian Council on Hospital Accreditation for three years, the maximum. Health Minister Bud Sherman praised staff efforts in meeting standards of hospital functioning and patient care, noting progress on fire safety building upgrades reducing overcrowding and pursuing personal home-care for patients.
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Winnipeg
Brandon
Council On Hospital
Bud Sherman
Brandon Centre
Brandon Mental Health Centre
Council
Accreditation Council
Sherman
Council On Hospital Accreditation
First Quarter Deficit at 55 Percent of Projection
Manitoba reports the first quarter 1981 82 deficit at 55 percent of initial outlook. The quarterly shortfall reached 97.3 million dollars from a projected 176.9 million. Education expenditures were under by 65.3 million, while highway construction exceeded projections by 4.9 million.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Brian Ransom
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Handbook to Describe Services for Elderly in Manitoba
Winnipeg report on aging services outlines a planned handbook listing available resources with contacts and hours. Health Minister Bud Sherman notes interim guidance citing tax credits and supplements for pensioners while the model handbook, funded by a Health and Welfare Canada grant, is finalized for government consideration.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba Council On Aging
Bud Sherman
Sherman
Council
Health and Welfare Canada Summer Canada
Manitoba
Driver Licence Extension in Manitoba Delays Expiry
Winnipeg officials announce a one month extension of all licences expiring August 31. Renewals postponed due to postal delays and now valid until September 30 1981. Drivers urged to renew early by visiting Motor Vehicle Branch offices in Winnipeg Portage la Prairie Brandon Dauphin Flin Flon or Thompson or local licencing agents.
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Winnipeg
Donald Orchard
Portage la Prairie
Brandon
Dauphin
Flin Flon
Thompson
AIA Canada girls all star basketball team goes 5-0 in U S tour
The Athletes in Action Canada girls all star squad, selected from summer camps at Trinity Western College, went 5-0 against American schools in nearby districts. They beat Curtis High School 80 16 and 67 28, Bellerman 75 47, and Whatcom County All Stars 64 36 and 63 44.
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Abbotsford
B.C
Canada
AIA
Trinity Western College
Tacoma
Curtis High School
Bellerman High School
Washington
Whatcom County
Kelly Curtis
Mt. Douglas Sr
Victoria
Sharon Gale-Colquitt
Lisa Terry-Steveston Sr
Richmond
Caroline Samson-Steveston Sr
Cheryle Meppelink-Steveston Sr
Carmen Dolfo
Penticton
Prince George
Beth Cochran-Hamiota
Hagtoba
Aia-Canada
Tim Warkentin
University of Alberta
Lynn Cragg
Warkentin
Space Needle
Seattle Centre
Pikes Market
Kingdome
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AIA High School
AIA - Canada
Curtis
Terry
Klassen
Gale
Badger
Cragg
West
Samson
Meppelink
Cochran
Dolfo
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