Births Roll In At Hamiota And Visitors Over Christmas
The Hamiota Hospital saw numerous births in early November 1950 including a son for Everett Williams and a daughter for Edward Hodgins both of Lenore Manitoba a son for Everett Wallace of Kenton and other newborns listed. Christmas visitors from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Ontario gathered at various homes including the Smiths Morisons Beasleys Strachans and Rivers reflecting holiday hospitality and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Williams
Lenore, Man
Edward Hodgins
Lenore
Man
Everett Wallace
Kenton
Safeguarding Beauty Under National Health Watch
Canadians spend almost 40 million on beauty products including powders creams and oils. Domestic and imported toilet preparations come under the eyes of the food and drug divisions of the Department of National Health and Welfare. The division guards against injurious products being sold in the country.
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Departent of
National Health and Welfare
Impressionable Audience Shaped by Home Atmosphere
A small child is sensitive to home conditions and adult disputes. Frequent quarrels create uncertainty and may lead to the child feeling unloved and unwanted, though many families have minor disputes that should be settled away from the child.
Let Grain Be Unrefined
A description of whole grain cereals notes they contain most of the grain’s valuable content and nutrients. The passage emphasizes preserving the bran and germ when cereals are left in their natural state.
Garments pou need and are richer in vitamins and minerals
The text asserts that certain cereals and labeled whole grains provide essential daily nutrients, are richer in vitamins and minerals, and should be accessible outside high priced brackets rather than in wealthier food tiers.
Frugal toys entertain children on indoor days
Simple inexpensive items keep youngsters happy indoors. Homemade blocks and bright cartons with string provide recreation over costly goods, aiding routine care during bad weather or illness. Residents often find thrifted options more engaging for young ones than pricey toys.
Iron rich dried fruits for daily nutrition
A health note stresses daily iron intake with dried fruits. Prunes, apricots, peaches and raisins are highlighted as tasty sources. Eating them can help meet iron needs whether at work or during hikes.
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Lynn Watt
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Roy Gerrard
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Bruce Grant
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Stewart Smith
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