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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 25, 1975

Page

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Health Centre News on Maintaining Standards of Care

The Hamiota District Health Centre underwent a standards review by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba. While overall care met expectations, anaesthetic services were flagged for outdated equipment and staff training. New equipment has been purchased, with Dr Hames gaining anaesthesiology residency experience and plans for Dr Hudson's surgical residency, while Dr Lall pursues postgraduate study in London.

Health Centre Board Health Services Commission College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba Hamiota District Health Centre College of Physicians and Surgeons Hames Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg Hudson Lall London England

Patterson Warns West on Trade Injustices and Oil Prices

Jamaica's P. J. Patterson told Western Ontario seminar that resentment toward Canada remains high among developing nations due to 1970 wheat payments and production cuts. He compared grain price manipulation to oil, warned of new cartels, and urged fair indexed prices to protect buying power of developing nations.

Ottawa University of Western Ontario Jamaica Industry, Trade, and Tourism P. J. Patterson Canada Patterson Organization of Oil Producing and Exporting Countries OPEC

Snowbound Rails Clear Chicago Snow Dump

In February 1967 heavy snow blanketed Chicago with 27 inches causing river blockages. Officials loaded the snow onto southbound railroad cars for sun disposal, while similar scenes of snowbound Mississippi and Texas occurred.

Mississippi Texas Chicago

Canada helps Tanzania grow wheat on Kilimanjaro slopes

Agriculture Canada researchers and Tanzanian scientists collaborate at a Kilimanjaro area station to adapt prairie wheat technology for equatorial farming. Large state farms and Kenyan varieties yield 50 bushels per acre in early trials, with seven month maturation and year round soil activity.

Africa Tanzania Canada Mount Kilimanjaro Agriculture Canada Soil Research Institute Ottawa Equator

Dress Safely Around Machinery in Farm Work

Farmers should wear head to toe protection around machinery. Use gloves hard hats sturdy shoes with toe guards and eye protection. Avoid loose clothing and ensure proper breathing masks and respirators when handling pesticides. Keep ears safe with hearing protection to prevent hearing loss.

Park Residence News and Social Visits Report

Mrs D Sutherland visited Brandon and Pilot Mound last week with old Pioneer Lodge friends and returned Sunday with her nephew from Killarney. Gungon Barnes J O Callaghan and Sutherland attended the Golden Age Club at Crandall for an enjoyable afternoon. Elma Anderson of London Ontario and Mrs L Wisner met en route to Calgary Alberta. Mrs Vince Quinn of Swift Current Saskatchewan arrived to visit her mother Mrs E Catto for a few days. She was joined by Mrs Anne Tait and by the Delbridge family to visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Gordon Vickery.

D. Sutherland Brandon Pilot Mound Pioneer Lodge Killarney Gungon Barnes J. O'Callaghan Crandall Elma Anderson London Ontario L. Wisner Calgary Alta Vince Quinn Swift Current Sask E. Catto Anne Tait Swift Current Delbridge Gordon Vickery

Reggies Ramblings on Food Prices Board Boss Quote

Beryl Plumptre the chair of the Federal Food Prices Review Board remarks on the BC supermarket strike saying we are living in a fool's paradise. The piece also notes many earn far less than 40 000 dollars a year and questions perceptions of truth. Howie Meeker praises Bobby Orr as the greatest hockey player, while asserting there were hockey stars long before Orr.

Beryl Plumptre Federal Food Prices Review Board B.C Howie Meeker Bobby Orr Meeker

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