Provinces Press Ottawa for Greater R.C.M.P. Share
Manitoba Attorney General Howard Pawley announced that eight provinces with RCMP contracts agree the federal government should cover half of total RCMP policing costs in their provinces. The prior deal funded 50 percent for the first five officers and 25 percent for any additional officers. Manitoba seeks a flat 50 percent share for all constables, citing rising police costs.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Howard Pawley
RCMP
Pawley
Ottawa
Warren Allmand
Sutherland Family Update And RCMP Policing Plans
News notes at Isabella and Nipawin cover Mrs. D Sutherland hosting Harold Reid’s shower and wedding, visits by Jim Stewart and E Duncan, and upcoming Heatherington Singers events. Lettering shifts to policing discussions where Mr Pawley reports Ottawa contact, RCMP service options, and provincial grant formulas favoring small towns, with 32 municipalities eyed for extended RCMP coverage.
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D. Sutherland
Harold Reid
Isabella
Harold
Birtle
Park Residence
E. M. Sutherland
Oats as Insurance Crop for Prairie Farms
Agriculture Canada suggests seeding oats as an insurance crop for pasture and hay needs. Oats provide grazing, green feed, silage, hay, or feed grain and perform on marginal land with later seeding. Fertilizer usage rises, with supply concerns tied to seeding timelines and ammonia gas production during seeding.
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Agriculture Canada
Manitoba Health Organizations Elects New Chair and Board
Jack Kisil elected chair of Manitoba Health Organizations Inc. and administrator of Holy Family Nursing Home. A full slate of new officers and regional directors named, including Roy Brown, Doug Stewart, W. Kuzenko-Trustee, Rose Reid, G. E. Chapman, J. Suderman, N. Ewanchyshyn, and regional appointees from Winnipeg to Northern, Interlake, Parkland, and Western regions. Additional appointments include P. E. Swerhone, Grant Lougheed, Dr. J. Young, and Justice J. O'Sullivan as directors from various health and religious bodies.
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Hamiota
Jack Kisil
Manitoba Health Organizations Inc
Kisil
Holy Family Nursing Home
Winnipeg
M.H.O
Roy Brown
Flin Flon General Hospital
Doug Stewart
Shriner’s Hospital
W. Kuzenko
Bethesda Hospital
Steinbach
Rose Reid
Nor’West Health and Social Dev. Centre
G. E. Chapman
Brandon General Hospital
Brandon
Man
J. Suderman
Lions Manor
N. Ewanchyshyn
Dauphin
J. Kisil
Holy Family
P. Duval
Fred Douglas Lodge
A. Schroeder
Concordia Hospital
D. Stewart
D. D. Munro
Pine Falls
Interlake
I. Rourke
Evelyn Mem
Shoal Lake Hospital
Morley House
Shoal Lake
Health Sciences Centre
P. E. Swerhone
Catholic Health Conference
Grant Lougheed
Tache
Foyer St. Boniface
Manitoba Medical Association
J. Young
St. Boniface General Hospital
Justice J. O’sullivan
Vaccinate Horses Against Sleeping Sickness This Spring
Manitoba veterinarians urge vaccinating horses against western encephalomyelitis before mosquito season. Vaccinations take up to two weeks to take effect and are advised by the Manitoba Department of Agriculture Veterinary Services Branch. The disease peaks after outbreaks, with 8 to 20 cases yearly and no human transmission.
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Bob Gwyer
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Health Centre News
Autopac
J. O. Dutton
Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
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