Health program training and graduation notes
The article outlines public meetings at church and in the community to involve students in observing and participating locally. It details February to March training for dental, nursing and sanitation trainees, a March 14 graduation with certificates from Winnipeg officials, and plans for expansion to Eskimo communities and across Canada with evaluation by a university professor and health officers.
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Ees. Y
England
A. Freestone
Saskatchewan
Ethel Martens
H. C. Lestie
Winnipeg
S. Mallick
Norway House
Alex Duncan
Norway House Reserve
Uason
Indian Affairs
Treasury Board of Dept. National Health & Welfare
University of Manitoba
Department of Health & Welfare
Medical Services
Indian Affairs Branch
Canada
Arthur A Day Funeral Monday
Funeral service for Arthur A Day from Westminister United Church was held Monday April 16. He died April 13 in St Anthony's Hospital The Pas and is buried Lakeside Cemetery. Born May 7 1896 in Trenton Nova Scotia he served in the 5th Battalion CEF 1914 1918 and was wounded and gassed.
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Arthur A. Day
Westminster United Church
Day
St. Anthony's Hospital
Pas
Lakeside Cemetery
Trenton
Nova Scotia
Dauphin
C.E.F
Jessie Margaret Russel
Lions Sponsor Teen Canteen Boys In The Pas
Five new members were installed in The Pas Lions Club at a regular dinner meeting. Gerry Foster, President of Teen Canteen, reported the program is solvent and no Lions funds are needed. He noted student worries over Collegiate Auditorium being repurposed by the School Board next fall and sought Lions supervision at meetings.
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Pas Lions Club
Gerry Foster
Teen Canteen
Gerry
Lions
Club
Zone meeting notes from Lynn Lake discuss projects
President Bill Martin and Secretary Mike Wolk reported attending the Zone meeting in Lynn Lake. Several projects were discussed and it was decided the next Zone meeting will be held at Swan River.
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Bill Martin
Mike Wolk
Lynn Lake
Swan River
Commission seeks town action over reduced building clearance
The Commission claims it approved a 25 foot setback under town planning rules but now finds only five feet available. It will ask the Town Council for further consideration and may appeal to Minister at Winnipeg Gurney Evans. The group may seek an injunction to halt construction if needed. A separate complaint about trailer parking on the site was resolved last Saturday.
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Con Td Commission
Winnipeg
Gurney Evans
The
Herald
Rail rate dispute details affect Thompson and Snow Lake shipments
Mr Frechette began in 1960 seeking lower railway rates but was told reductions were not possible due to lack of trucking competition into Thompson. He cites similar shipping problems into Snow Lake before a road linked the center.
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Mr. Frechette
Thompson
Snow Lake
Milk shipment rates dispute slows northern supply flow
Mr Frechette reports higher rail charges from The Pas to Thompson and Winnipeg to Canora for milk and LCL shipments to northern points. He notes trucks will carry loads once roads open, while wholesalers press for lower car rates and trucks replace Rail service, creating a growing shift to trucking as rates diverge.
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Pas
Winnipeg
Holiday Post Office Hours for Good Friday and Easter
Easter holiday hours set Lock Box Lobby open 7 30 a m to 6 p m on Good Friday April 20 and Easter Monday April 23. Wickets open 11 a m to 1 p m on Good Friday and 9 a m to 1 p m on Easter Monday. No money order service on either holiday. All mail received and dispatched as usual.
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