Health Centre News From Manitoba Heart Foundation
Canada ranks fifth among world nations for coronary heart disease deaths and incidence. Canadian men aged 45 to 54 have more than double the arteriosclerotic heart disease deaths seen in Sweden. The disparity suggests room to lower Canada’s midlife death rate from this cause. Under age 65, one third of all deaths in Canada are...
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Museum Association Visit Highlights Local Fossil Dig
Miniota Watson Crossley of Grandview and a friend sought fossils in the area years ago near Jack Rollo's and C N R territory. The Crossleys now run a Duck River dig and praise Manitoba's Indian Artifact collection while a turtle sighting on Long's bend impresses visitors. The note also shares historical health stats and heart attack warnings for Manitoba with immediate action guidance.
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Neil Rowan
Long’s Bend
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Westbourne
Bob Clarke
Crossley Museum
Convocation 1977 Brandon University honors Dinsdale Gibson
Guest Maude Leland attended Brandon University Convocation on a sunny day with ceremonies at the Centennial Auditorium. Honorary Degrees were conferred on Walter Dinsdale M P and Betty Gibson. Dinsdale gave the morning address, marking his fortieth reunion while Gibson spoke in the afternoon on early childhood education. Graduating teachers included Lori Rowan and Hazel McKean.
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Brandon University
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Stanley Knowles
Walter Dinsdale
Betty Gibson
Lori Rowan
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Doreen Rowan
Hazel McKean
Dauphin
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