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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1968

Page

6

Ford Farm Equipment Outlet To Re-Open Here

Hank Smith prepares to take over the Ford Fan Equipment dealership for the Russell area. Work has begun on the display and service centre on Highway 483 south of town. Smith attended a Winnipeg service school and the Western Canada Ford Tractor and Equipment Dealers convention in Edmonton on February 26.

Hank’ Smith Russell Highway 483 Town Smith Winnipeg Smit William Smith Ford Chateau Lacombe Edmonton

Reduced MMS Doctor Payments In Manitoba

The Manitoba Medical Association reports MMS will cut doctor payments from 90 percent to 85 percent starting July 1, 1968. The move follows a 90 percent payment level agreed in July 1967 amid plans to phase MMS into Medicare by mid-1968, though MMS will operate for at least another year.

New Manitoba Medical Association Manitoba Medical Service MMS MIMS

Doctors seek patient billing rights after MMS rate cut

In a Manitoba Medical Association note for March through June, doctors are urged to bill patients for the difference between MMS payments and the fee schedule when MMS pays 85 percent. The association cites prior 90 percent rate and notes exemptions for Social Allowance Medicare and Railway Group members with sufficient premiums.

MMS Association Manitoba Medical Association Manitoba Government

Ills And Death Still Result Of Cigarettes

Dr Norman De arne of Toronto says heavy cigarette use among doctors fell from 75 percent to 25 percent over ten years. He notes 250000 Americans aged 35 to 60 die annually from diseases linked to smoking. De Jarue spoke in Winnipeg at a two day conference of provincial medical officers of health about smoking hazards. Many sufferers lose strength from illnesses caused by cigarettes.

Norman Dearne University of Toronto Toronto General Hospital Dela Tue United States DeJarue Winnipeg

Sunday Masses at St Joseph and St Marys Churches

Rev J A Mullally leads Sunday Mass at 11:00 am at St Josephs Catholic Church while Rev Fr B Kyba CSSR conducts Mass at 10:30 am at St Marys Church in Russell every Sunday.

ST. Joseph's Catholic Church J. A. Mullally ST. Mary's Church Fr. B. Kyba Cssr Russell Lutheran Church IN Angusville Colyny Rossburn Otha Rossbuen J. Lehky

Legionaires and Foxwar Phe clash tonight at Memorial Arena

Tonight the Legionaires meet Foxwar Phe in Memorial Arena after a 4 4 tie in Monday’s Fox Warren game. Game time is 7:30.

Legionaires Foxwarphe Memorial Arena Foxwarren

Emergency Blood Kits Placed In Rural Manitoba Hospitals

Rural Manitoba hospitals will get emergency donor kits able to collect blood from 100 people each. The program, a joint effort by Manitoba Hospital Commission, Manitoba Emergency Health Service and Manitoba Red Cross, targets eight communities and aims to boost emergency response when main blood supply is disrupted.

Manitoba Winnipeg Douglas Stewart Red Cross Blood Transfusion Centre Red Cross Winnipeg Red Cross Ontario Dauphin Portage ‘la Prairie Pas Steinbach Winkler Morden Selkirk Brandon Manitoba Hospital Commission Manitoba Emergency Health Service Manitoba Red Cross Stewart Gerald Chapman Provincial Health Service

Clerk for Retail Store Seeks Box C Qualifications

The Russell Banner reports a clerk for a retail store lists qualifications and applies to Box C. Joe Shipp is the contact, phone 961-? It appears as a brief notice seeking eligibility criteria or a filing action with local election or box designation.

Box “C The Russell Banner

Strep Season Delivers Warning From Health Unit

The Birtle Shoal Lake Health Department warns residents that strep season runs from now through spring. Dr Rihal explains sore throat is common and may signal streptococcus bacteria. Complications include scarlet fever rheumatic fever and kidney issues, with early detection and treatment helping prevent organ damage. The health unit urges prompt medical attention for suspected strep infections.

Birtle-Shoal Lake Dr. Rihal Department Rihal Rahal

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