There’s No Place Like Home for Health Care
A new film series for home health care teaches families to care for ill relatives. It covers prevention hygiene and vital measurements like temperature pulse and respiration. English and French materials are available through the Canadian Red Cross and St John Ambulance.
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Canadian Red Cross
St. John Ambulance
Red Cross recruiting volunteers in Manitoba
Call or write today to have the series run in your community. Get involved. Because sometimes the people you love need a bit more than your love. The Canadian Red Cross Manitoba Division invites volunteers at 226 Osborne Street North Winnipeg. Call (204) 772 2551 for details.
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Canadian Red Cross
Manitoba
Osborne Street North
Winnipeg
Man
Births and condolences in Boggy Creek area
Peggy Sawatzky reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Paul born March 28 at Roblin Hospital with Jason Paul welcoming his sister Joanne. Sympathy extended to the Brown and Wheeler families on Beatrice Wheeler’s death in Winnipeg after a long illness. Congratulations to Lynn Saunders and Terry Kuttrick on their marriage April 11 with out of town guests listed. The district notes funeral attendance and travel from multiple communities.
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Harvey Paul
Roblin Hospital
Jason Paul
Joanne
Brown
Manitoba Association of Country Arts
Len Henry
Winnipeg
Boggy Creek
Good Company
Russett
Gordon
Birtle
Verna Brown
Beatrice Wheeler
Lawrence Wheeler
Flin Flon
O. Browns
Wheeler
Lynn Saunders
Terry Kuttrick
Williams Lake
B.C
Ashville
Swan Lake
Miami
Minnedosa
Neepawa
Man
Yorkton
Regina
Togo
Mac. Nutt
Sask
Medicine Hat
Alta
Council Approves Regional Grants and Copier Purchase
The council agrees to pay the 1981 levy of $2140 and maintain membership in the Parkland Regional Development Corporation for $225 for 1981. It also passes a resolution to buy a plain paper photocopier with the RM of Shell River on a 50 50 basis for about $4000.
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Vices
Parkland Regional Development Corporation
R.M. of
Shell River
Council advances five year Hydro street lighting agreement
The council passed By law 6-81 to enter a five year street lighting contract with Manitoba Hydro. Deputy Mayor Brade urged funds for a second crystal for the rescue vehicle radio to avoid monitoring two channels. A building permit for Memorial Hall renovations was waived. Exits and safety lighting for the hall were reviewed amid blackout concerns. A meeting with the Chamber of Commerce is set for April 16 to discuss future plans as one business remains.
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Manitoba Hydro
Charlie Brade
Council
Brade
Lawrence Dietrich
Memorial Hall
Lorne Boguski
Chamber of Commerce
Lottery Licenses Granted for Elimination Draw and Raffle
The Roblin Kinsmen Club received a lottery license for an Elimination draw, while the Canadian Ukrainian Youth Association was licensed for a raffle. The notice notes negligent handling of tax payments in arrears by unspecified parties.
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Roblin
Canadian Ukrainian Youth Association
Roblin Effluent Irrigation Site Selection Described
Manitoba Agriculture and the Water Services Board reviewed sites west and south of Roblin for effluent irrigation. Soil types Erickson Roblin Onanole and Petlura favored low salinity and SAR, with five quarters offered by Switzer families. Monitoring by University of Manitoba and good management planned to prevent soil salinization and protect groundwater.
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Griffin
Roblin
Manitoba Agriculture
Water Services Board
Switzer
Erickson
Onanole
Petlura
U of M
Roblin Switzers complex irrigation plan tied to co op loans
Griffin discussed soil physical and hydraulic chemical properties along with precipitation evapotranspiration moisture deficits and drainage in a proposal hearing. Two signed agreements bind the Department of Agriculture Switzers and Roblin Switzers with a third party sharing costs pending.
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Griffin
Department of Agriculture
Switzers
Roblin
Federal
Department of Regional Economic Expansion
Ag Society Seeks Lagoon Site Expansion and Planning Input
Delegates from the Ag Society meet the RM's of Shell River and Hillsburg to discuss By Law interpretations and insist on inclusion in remodelling plans for the old lagoon site. They seek more land for the Annual Fair and propose converting the ball diamond to parking or exhibition space while a new diamond would be built on the lagoon site. Work on the old site is not expected to begin before next spring.
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Shell River
Hillsburg
Ag Society
Lorne Boguski
Boguski
Northland Bank's Rise and Shift in Purpose
The article notes the establishment of a Northland Bank by the operative sector and its strong financial performance. It also mentions a drift away from the bank's original intent as it grew beyond the initial aim, with about eight tenths of shares initially held by a defined group.
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Northland Bank
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