Baldur Health District 14th Annual Meeting held
The Baldur Health Centre held its 14th Annual Meeting at the Argyle Drop-In Centre on November 10 1992 at 8 p.m. About 35 attended. The meeting featured reports from Assistant Executive Director Finance Brian Schoonbaert on audited statements for 1991 92 and ambulance and handy van audits. Executive Director Westwood Governing Board Chair Sveinson and D O N Gudnason presented additional reports. The welcome noted travel challenges and stressed cooperative planning with governments to maintain equitable regional health care.
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Baldur
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Baldur Health District
REFERENDUM, The Final Word in Canadian Politics and Health
An assembly of opinions on the Canadian referendum results. Editors and readers react to the vote, describing political divisions and leaders’ reactions. The piece also covers Baldur Hospital's annual meeting and staff updates, including physician recruitment and community newsletters.
Weather highlights with mild, cloudy week and light snow
The past week reached a high of 2.5C on Saturday the 28th while a low of 14C occurred on November 30. 2 cm of snow fell on the 24th with only a trace on the 25th. Conditions stay mild and cloudy with hints of sun where sunflowers remain to be harvested and some sun would help.
Bomb scare prompts RCMP probe at Neepawa Post Office
A man picking up mail alerted authorities to a bomb scare at the Neepawa Post Office. The building was closed, an explosive-sniffing dog searched the area and found no explosives. Separately, Moon United Church dedicated a new Allen MDS organ.
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New Doctor Opens Clinic in Crystal City
Dr. Inez Rossouw starts a medical practice at Crystal City Clinic. The Roseau River Indian Band seeks about 13 925 acres of land as partial fulfillment of treaty rights, with 7 000 acres in Turtle Mountain Provincial Park. A final decision may take 3 to 5 years.
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Crystal City Clinic
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