Assiniboine RHA Board Meets in January Highlights Changes
The Assiniboine Regional Health Authority Board discussed the resignations of Co-Chair Robert Bone effective December 20 2002 and approved the Hartney Ellis Ambulance transfer to take effect February 1 2003. They cited a $300 000 2002 03 one time funding adjustment from Manitoba Health and approved DHAC and PAC terms of reference changes. An orientation session for DHAC and PAC members is set for February 8 in Souris. The board adopted updated Board CEO Linkage and Executive Limitation policies. Staff and stakeholder meetings across the Assiniboine region are planned for March. The next board meeting is February 19.
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Robert Bone
Hartney Ellis
Assiniboine Rha
ARHA
Manitoba Health
Russell library shifts by appointment boosts activity
Louise Sidoryk, 14 years in Russell District Library leadership, notes two public access computers raise overall activity by about 30 percent. She cites busy summer hockey school, winter Assessippi Skill, and local traffic, plus inquiries about home children migration and Barnardo archives. The town promotes Beief and Barley Days and names Col. C A Boulton a historic catalyst.
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Louise Sidoryk
Russell
Sidoryk
Russell Inn
Barnardo
Speedy recoveries and birth notices in Russell region
Diane Gordia gains well wishes for surgery recovery at Russell Hospital. Arlis and Lori Bomback welcome a baby boy at Dauphin Hospital with Raymond Lyla Bomback and Frank Lily Bomback Liske noted as relatives. Sympathy to Juanita Patterson's family after her Russell Hospital death. February birthday greetings to local residents. Irene Simpson visits Jim Simpson home in Dauphin for knee treatment with a speedy recovery note.
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Diane Gordia
Russell Hospital
Arlis
Lori Bomback
Russell
Dauphin Hospital
Raymond
Lyla Bomback
Frank Bomback
Lily Liske
Juanita Patterson
Irene Simpson
Jim Simpson
Dauphin
Irene
Holiday Train funds aid local and world hunger relief
IMC Potash Esterhazy participated in the Holiday Train event in Bredenburg on December 13. Don Hood and Gary Phillips presented a $3000 cheque to support local food banks and outlined two major hunger relief initiatives including a Canada Foodgrains Bank donation of crop production and a 2002 2003 potash pledge totaling $220 000 to support food banks in Saskatchewan and Regina. The Holiday Train Project has since donated over 166 tons of food and nearly $1.3 million across 285 communities in North America.
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IMC Potash Esterhazy
Bredenburg
Don Hood
Gary Phillips
Don
Gary
IMC Potash
Kevin Hruska
Monsanto
Canadian Foodgrains Bank
IMC Mak
Canadian Food Bank
Saskatchewan
North America
IMC
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Assiniboine Regional Health Authority Board of Directors
DHAC
Provider Advisory Council
District Health Advisory Council
Souris
Assiniboine
Assiniboine Rha Board of Directors
U.K
Canada
Tival
Col. C. A. Boulton
Boulton
Shell River
Lord Russell
Inglis News
Regina
Belle Plaine
Child & Family Services OF
Western
Manitoba
Board OF Directors
Clo
Joanne Butler
Wester Man
McTavish Avenue
Brandon, MB
Inglis & District Centre
Ste. Rose
St. Viator’s
Gerald Musey
Coa
John Orisko
Pater
Tere Stykalo
CGA
Michelle O’brien-Moran
Senor Manoer
Sori
Michelle Ph
Bris Pen
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