Manitoba Indian Brotherhood to Run Family Health Program
Ottawa will fund the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood with 144000 dollars to run a two year family health education program. The plan includes family planning alcoholism and venereal disease and will train native teams to meet groups of 15 women on each of the province's 54 reserves. The effort aims to spur community action and improve health care for Canada's Indians. The piece also reflects on Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau's public appearances and political climate ahead of potential elections.
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Ottawa
Government of Canada
Manitoba Indian Brotherhood
James A. Richardson
Supply and Services
M.P
Winnipeg South
National Health and Welfare
John Munro
the Brotherhood
Medical Services
Department of National Health and Welfare
Canada
Progressive Conservative
Trudeau
Pre
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A compact list of crossword hints including across clues like Blackberry and pickled relish and down clues such as spree of drunkenness and unicorn fish. It presents various wordplay prompts with numbers for positions and categories to solve.
A Lake Limnology Guide for Anglers
A concise explanation of how lake temperatures and stratification affect fish. Water at 39.2 F is the deepest, fish seek bottom at depth, and spring mixing spreads oxygen. River mouths aid oxygen in lows, summer creates a warm top layer, fall blends again, and oxygen depletion is intolerable to fish.
Double Ring Wedding in Powerview Manitoba
Dolores Lavoie and David Kemball exchanged vows July 10 at Notre Dame du Laus Church in Powerview with Reverend Fr Hebert officiating. A reception followed at Pine Falls Legion, and the couple will reside in Powerview after a honeymoon in British Columbia. Out of town guests included relatives from Newark California Milardville B C Winnipeg Gunton Russell St Pierre and Lac du Bonnet.
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Notre Dame du Laus
Powerview
Manitoba
Dolores Lavoie
Joseph Lavoie
David Kemball
Albert Kemball
Hebert
Lucien Laroche
C. Vincent
Odile St. Pierre
Noella Lavoie
Louise St. Croix
Wilfred Kemball
Robert Poitras
Richard Lavoie
Guy Lavoie
Pine Falls
Springfield Leader details publication and subscription info
The Springfield Leader Ltd publishes an independent weekly edition in Pine Falls and surrounding Manitoba communities every Tuesday. It lists editors Bob McKay and Bob Lesko, area coverage, and subscription rates of 3 dollars yearly, 5 dollars for two years, with higher rates outside Canada.
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Manitoba
Pine Falls
Powerview
St. George
Greats
Pointe du Bois
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
Seven Sisters Falls
River Hills
Elma
Whitemouth
Provencher
Gees
Springfield Leader Ltd
Canada
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Calgary
Toronto
John Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Blackberry
Small Island
Daddy
Lovebirds
Springfield
R. D
Bob) McKay
R. R
Bob) Lesko
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