Speak for the mentally handicapped and save Manitoba nurses
A letter campaign opposes the Manitoba governments plan to close the M D C School of Nursing in Portage la Prairie. It urges ministers to reconsider to keep the school open for the mentally handicapped and for proper training, costing and care in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D.C. School of Nursing
Manitoba
Portage la Prairie
Howard Pawley
Muriel Smith
Portage
M.G.E.A
Chamber of Commerce
School of Nursing
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Brandon
Selkirk
M.D.C
Portage School of Nursing
Kinette baby sitting course graduates urge school closures
Helen R. Lee of the Portage and District Chamber of Commerce urges the Manitoba government to reconsider cutting services in child care for special needs. She argues nurses for mental retardation and psychiatric care are needed and calls on the government to act courageously to rectify the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen R. Lee
Portage and District Chamber of Commerce
Roblin Kinette Club
Tracy Johnstone
Stephanie Shwaykowski
Colleen Ross
Jackie Zimmer
Shauna Popoff
Dennis Taylor
Colleen Pollock
Lisa Uhryn
Heather Pastuck
Shelley Cockerill
Karen Bileski
April Cockerill
Engagements in Canada Highlight Two Weddings This Summer
Charles LeBlanc and Alice LeBlanc announce their daughter Shari Lynn to Edward Peter Styran of Roblin Manitoba. The wedding is July 20 1985 at Cariboo Bethel Church Williams Lake BC with reception to follow. Eleanor Louise Sharon Roth will wed William Robert Kryschuk in The Pas Manitoba on June 8 1985 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles LeBlanc
Williams Lake
B.C
Alice LeBlanc
Saint John
N.B
Shari Lynn
Edward Peter Styran
Peter Styran
Roblin
Manitoba
Cariboo Bethel Church
Willams Lake
Victor Lindsay
Man
Eleanor Louise Sharon
Betty Roth
Milton Roth
William Robert
Kryschuk
The
Pas
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Cathedral
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Neepawa
General Hospital
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Henry Friesen
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Kingsford
Green House
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