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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1951
Page
7
Kitchen Hygiene Tips for Safe Home Food Handling
The piece urges meticulous home food handling matching restaurant standards. It warns to protect foods from flies mice and dirt, keep perishables cool in warm weather and discard spoiled vegetables or meat. It notes meat poultry mayonnaise moist fillings and fish are especially vulnerable in heat.
Easy Does It For High Blood Pressure Care
Advises following doctor's orders to reduce stress and rest more. Warns against overeating and weight gain and stresses staying in contact with health professionals.
Eat It Or Else Don’t Threaten Child Over Food
The passage argues against using threats or moral judgments to force a child to eat. It suggests not making an issue of refusals so the child can reconsider and avoid undue attention, increasing the chance he will try the rejected foods next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Abolish the Killers Through Vaccination
Smallpox killed thousands in the past but vaccination has conquered it in Canada. Whooping cough and diphtheria could be wiped out if all children are immunized against both diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Iron rich foods for anemic diets urged
A health booklet from local and provincial departments lists iron rich foods. Liver, kidney, shellfish, spinach are highlighted with other sources. Grain cereals cheese and eggs are also advised as part of a balanced iron rich diet.
Make It Good Not Good For Children's Parties
Commentary on party foods favors healthier options for kids, noting heavy cakes and sugary drinks exceed young palates. Advocates nourishing sandwiches and pretzels, dried fruit and nut sweets, and abundant fruit with milk flavored choices to add glamour.
Prenatal Care Emphasizes Diet and Medical Visits
Guidance urges careful maternal diet to avoid malnutrition and regular doctor visits for both mother and child. After birth, infants should receive regular check ups. Prenatal and well baby clinics exist in most Canadian communities.
Community Notes From Carner and Surrounding Areas
Miss J Stevenson returned to Carner this week to resume duties. Mr and Mrs T J Pain and Barbara helped friends and relatives at Vorda Sask for a few days last week. Mrs Pain Sr visits her son T J Pain for a few weeks. Mrs R McFeely visited her brother in law and sister Ivan Kirk at Saskatoon. Miss D Hayward spent the weekend with her brother at Gladstone. Mr Colin Milne of Winnipeg spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs J Milne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Pain
Barbara
Vorda
Sask
Mrs. Pain Sr
Mr. T. J. Pain
R. McFeely
Ivan Kirk
Saskatoon
Miss D. Hayward
Gladstone
Colin Milne
Winnipeg
Mrs J. Milne
Decker W I meeting features guest speaker on wills
At the June W I gathering the vice president Mrs L Rosen berger presided. Guest speaker D Lev enick from Hamiota spoke on The Making of a Will. A vocal solo by Donna Smuttell and a Mystery parcel prize to Mrs F W Decker capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.I
L. Rosenberger
D. Levenick
Hamiota
Donna Smuttell
Sunley
Rivers
F. W. Decker
Winnipeg guests visit Decker household
Las Haig and son Decker from Winnipeg stay with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Decker as Rodney Ramsay of Oak River visits his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lints. Mr. James Pyper and Mr. W. Gammack were weekend visitors to Winnipeg. Pyper will continue to Atikoken Ont to lead Peaver Lumber Co. departure welcomed and congratulated on Pyper's promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Haig
Son
Decker
Winnipeg
Mrs
F. W. Decker
Rodney Ramsay
Oak River
Norman Lints
James Pyper
W. Gammack
Pyper
Atikoken
Ont
Peaver Lumber Co
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