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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1979
Page
8
Dr. Walter M. Black advises addressing child pressures by parental individuality and praise. If pressure comes from parents, reduce demands and spend special time with the child. When from school, talk with the teacher about suitable workload and avoid overloading with activities. allow leisure to prevent nervousness.
Washington report notes cabbage retains vitamin C better than many leafy greens when kept in a humid refrigerator crisper. The finding implies practical storage guidance for preserving nutrients in common vegetables.
Jamie Huff of Swisher, diagnosed with pyruvate kinase deficiency, was hospitalized monthly for transfusions from age one until spleen removal after his fifth birthday. Doctors say the spleen helped remove weak cells and its removal extended his red cell life. Since spleenectomy, Jamie has not needed transfusions and remains largely healthy, though occasional future transfusions may be required during illness.
Kay Munson Iowa State University nutrition specialist warns about bias in health claims and outlines guidance to recognize legitimate information. She will present a February series in Linn County and surrounding areas titled Nutrition Fact or Fact Who or What Do I Believe.
The Central Branch YMCA announces enrollment for a five week women tennis series with six sessions for all skill levels starting Monday and two morning schedules. Men and women may join the eight week scuba course beginning Sunday under the new star program. Registration contacts are listed for both programs along with fees.
The Coe College International Club plans its annual banquet on Sunday February 11 with a 6 p.m. reception in Stuart Lounge and a 6 30 p.m. dinner in the main dining room. Native dress servers will present from several countries and a skit program will follow. Tickets cost 5 50 with reservations by February 7 via the Gage Union box office at 398 1500 hiking hours noon to 2 and 3 to 5 30 Monday through Friday.
An organizational meeting of the newly formed Support Group for Families who have lost a child through infant death, stillbirth, or miscarriage will be held Monday at 7 p.m. in Room C at Schwartz Center, St. Luke's Hospital. Coordinated by Dr. Russell Striffler and nursing staff, it will encourage sharing and offer support. For information contact Carolyn Hagen at 398-7395.
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