World Health Day Spotlights Child Safety and Accidents
World Health Day marks the 18th anniversary of WHO with theme Accidents Need Not Happen. It stresses that adults must prevent home and community accidents, especially to children, through simple safeguards like guarding medicines and hot water. Officials urge parental vigilance worldwide to reduce deaths and disabilities.
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Segvs Ey Ve VaoUo
Mepis Daltly
World Health Organization
WHO
National Safety Council
Manitoba Hospital Survey Board Recommends 35.6 Million Program
The Manitoba Hospital Survey Board urges a 35.6 million expenditure over five to seven years for expanded active and extended treatment beds statewide. It cites current projects like Brandon General Hospital 2.8 million Dauphin General 1.4 million and Winnipeg facilities including a 4 million rehabilitation hospital and a 3.058 million Winnipeg General service wing.
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Hopital
Johnson
Brandon General Hospital
Dauphin General
Winnipeg
Winnipeg General
Mrs J T Lelond Dies After Long Illness at Virden
Mrs J T Lelond formerly Rosa May Boyce died Saturday after a lengthy illness in Virden hospital. Funeral held at MinIo ta United Church with Rev C A Geddes officiating. Burial in Minista Cemetery. Survived by five sons, one daughter, a brother, two sisters and fourteen grandchildren. A son died in infancy, another Lyall was killed in World War II.
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Chris Ellerington
A. W. Kirk
Robert Boyce
Leland
Rosa May Boyce
Galt
Ontario
James Boyce
Miniota
Parkissimo
J. Thomas Lelond
Virden
Russell Lelond
North Hollywood
California
Orville
Lyall
Holland
Shoal Lake School Board Meets Amid Growth and Repairs
Birdtail River School Division holds meetings at Shoal Lake on March 21 and 29 1961 with Trustees Fulton Selby Stimpson Reynolds Fraser Hunter and Inspector Funk in attendance. Minutes approve March 11, adopt a 51 budget with 92 mill rate, discuss by law 1/61 readings and debenture 1/61, approve Hoffman Construction payments, and set next session for April 1961.
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Shoal Lake
Fulton
Selby
Stimpson
Reynolds
Fraser and Hunter
Funk
R. M. Minieta
Darhousoff
Rollo
Beulah
Fulton, Selby
Gamey
Fraser
Hunter
John Hepworth
Campbell and Haig
Trailer Classrooms Debut In Manitoba Caravan
A convoy of four mobile trailer classrooms arrives in Winnipeg on March 22 marking Manitoba’s first use of trailers as portable schools. Each 50 by 14 foot unit will house 39 students with teacherage facilities. two trailers head to Grand Rapids, Wanipigow, and The Pas, then Lynn Lake and Brocket by rail and tractor.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Grand Bards
Wamipigow
Stewart E. McLean
Brandon
Rochet
Calgary
Alberta Trailer Company Ltd
McLean
Grand Rapids
Manitoba Hydrolectric Board
Wanipigow
Lake Winnipeg
Pas
Lynn Lake
Brocket
Traile
Planting a Lake Harvest 100 Million Whitefish Eggs
Fishery officers plant 100 million whitefish eggs in Lake Winnipeg using a Manitoba Government Air Services Otter. Eggs from Clearwater Lake Spawn Camp are flown to the Dauphin River Hatchery and incubated. Before hatch, fertile eggs are packed and flown to planting grounds. holes are drilled four feet through the ice with a power auger, and 100,000 eggs are planted in each.
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Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba Government Air Services
Clearwater Lake
Dauphin River
Lakezice
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Rituaf Saece Eiminia Eafate
Survey Board
Manitoba Hospital Survey Board
George Johnson
Joseph Willard
J. D. Adamson
Manitoba Hospital Services Plan
J. A. McNab
Ontario Hospital Services Commission
Canada
Maniba
J. T. Lelond
J. T. Leland
A Kirk
Roy Kirk
Wm. Baxter
Wilmot
Normanr Kirk
Hugh Hanlin
Hamiota
George Downey
Lorne Coulteer
Bert. Leighton
Royden
Wallace
Douglas Downey
Coulter
Harvey Hanlin
Earl Blackshaw
G. McDonald
Birdtail River
Hoffman Construction Co
Kenton