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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
3
The article notes that an apist or occupational therapist may be consulted to help a disabled patient use adaptations. The Canadian Arthritis Society offers this consultation and aid upon referral from the patient’s own doctor.
The Canadian Arthritis Society launches a countrywide effort with research education rheumatic disease units at major hospitals and patient care info. Funds support The Pas services and the broader research program aiming for Cure Today and a Cure Tomorrow with volunteer committee backing.
Manitoba Red Cross expands home nursing classes across 40 communities starting September 25. Courses taught by volunteer registered nurses cover bed making baths temperature care infants and post illness needs with a seven week duration and a $1 enrolment fee. Graduates receive Red Cross home nursing certificates and can contact Winnipeg Red Cross headquarters or local branches for enrolment.
The piece notes McBryde continues to argue that northern regions lack certain services. It emphasizes unresolved gaps and calls for action to extend coverage. Local officials and residents are highlighted as stakeholders awaiting solutions.
In July at Swan River 4-H Rally seen are The Pas Home Ec girls Kate Meyers Meredith Lamb Beverley Jackson and Pat Mutz. Pat Mutz wins Queen of the Centrepiece with strong showings by Sandra and others in the Centrepiece Competition.
The Manitoba government appointed Mr. McBryde as the first full time Commissioner of Northern Affairs this year. Previously the role was held by a cabinet minister. The commission was created to act as the local government agent in regions lacking elected local government.
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