Food safety tips for summer cooking and burns
Mayo Clinic Health Letter urges careful handling of hot and cold foods to prevent illness. Tips cover washing hands, refrigerating leftovers promptly, cooking hamburger fully, thawing meat safely, and cooling burns with water while avoiding butter or ice. Also notes Manitoba Health card changes requiring a nine digit personal health identification number for prescriptions starting July 18 to speed up service and enable Pharmacare rebates at the drug store.
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Mayo Clinic
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Arrow River Expands Recycling Sheds and Depot Days
Arrow River advances recycling efforts with a new shed east of the coffee shop and five sites planned for the municipality. The old depot days run monthly on the first Saturday until the new system starts. last depot day was July 2 and the next is August 6. Volunteers including Trudy Watters and helpers loaded two trucks and transported loads to Hamiota. Ivy Lockhart keeps the grass mowed around the shed and praise is given for community effort and council planning to improve environmental handling.
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Arrow River
Trudy Watters
Marlene Bryant
Marilyn Warkentin
Chris
Duncan Leland
Ben Howard
Luke Leland
Trudy
Jack Morrow
Hamiota
Ivy Lockhart
Miniota Council
Turban talk confuses RCMP and Legion debates across provinces
A column surveys editorial reactions to headgear in public spaces from various Manitoba papers. It notes mixed views on turban bans in the RCMP and Legion halls, highlighting local editors defending principles while weighing minority rights versus majority rule.
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RCMP
Legion
Prairies
Pam
Peter
Lloyd
Lac du Bonnet
Winkler Times
Stonewall Argus
Europe
Canada
Carman Valley
Carillon
Steinbach
Israel
Ifricana Five
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the Hamiota Echo
Jody Allen
Neepawa
Barbara Frum
Fred McGuinness
Ogra
Mid-West Auction Sales
Virden
Ken Wilkinson
Virden Row Jr
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