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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
2
Do not keep or reuse old medicines as antiques and dispose of them safely. Empty liquid bottles rinse and place in refuse, pills flushed away, and keep poisons in a locked container with a warning label. If a child swallows medicine, seek urgent medical help and bring the container.
The expectant mother's diet is crucial for her health and the baby's. Ada's Food Rules recommend at least one and a half pints of milk and one egg daily as basic guidance.
A Portage la Prairie 17 year old, Robert Golinoski, describes his Ottawa trip for the ninth annual Adventure in Citizenship. He represented Portage Rotary and learned about Parliament Hill, the RCMP, and the House in session. He and fellow students studied Canadian government and identity in a nation still forming a common language and religion.
A Winnipeg city council letter to St James urged joint action for single ownership of Stevenson airport, now run by both communities via the Airport Commission. The council formed a negotiating committee but gave it no authority to act.
The Souris Chamber of Commerce asks Deputy Minister M J McMullen of Trade and Commerce to establish a roadside park near Souris, Manitoba, signaling a likely government site approval.
Oil lamps and stoves are common in cottages and can cause fires if fuel is not handled safely. Do not pour coal oil to start a blaze. store fuel outside in a cool place. Keep oil lamps away from walls and ceilings, use sturdy tables, and prevent drafts from blowing curtains into flames. Store matches in tins with lids out of children’s reach.
Manitoba farmers report severe soil drifting during the second week of May. Hon. C L. Shuttleworth notes loss of soil along fence lines and in drainage ditches. Subsoil moisture is adequate, surface soil very dry. Some early-sown grain was damaged by cold and wind blown soil, requiring reseeding in places. Weed growth and frost-tender crop seeding follow warm weather. Flax sugar beets and sunflowers planted in the south as wheat seeding nears completion. pasture conditions improve slowly but rain is still needed.
Strawberries should grace daily menus throughout their season as a rich source of vitamin C and calcium. The fruit is described as both nutritious and delicious, highlighting its value in daily consumption.
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