Health Centre News Care of Your Heart This Summer
Summer heat and humidity push the heart to work harder. The article warns of added strain on cardiovascular health and outlines steps to stay safe in hot weather.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1978
Page
12
Summer heat and humidity push the heart to work harder. The article warns of added strain on cardiovascular health and outlines steps to stay safe in hot weather.
A reader argues demurrage on grain shipments could reach 17 million this year and shifts blame to Wheat Board and grain companies. He questions who bears penalties for elevator, terminal delays, and strikes, urging Companies and Unions to take responsibility. He adds summer fitness advice and calls for permanent heart-healthy lifestyle changes.
Guests of Jim and Gwen Douglas included Emily Irvine Virden Dorothy Irvine Rivers Leo Lemoine Moosomin and Al Irvine Regina They also visited Michigan relatives in Croswell and Port Huron with Wilmot Kirk Roy Kirk and Gladys Baxter Other trips featured Thos Thompson at Lloyd Robinsons Grosse Isle and Warren Collegiate graduation for Darryl Robinson They saw Portage la Prairie residents Claire Moffat on Sunday and Donald Stringer family from North Delta visited Gordon Gray over the weekend
The Sheep Classic June 16 17 at Brandon Expo drew Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba producers tripling entries from 1977. Gerald Knight Farms Ltd Hamiota won the Ladies of the Golden Fleece Trophy for Supreme Champion purebred. Other awards included Cargill Grain Co trophy for top pen of three commercial ewes Pleasant Dawn Farms trophy for best pen of five commercial ewes Co op Feeds trophy for champion market lamb and Keen Enterprises trophy for Herdsman class. Craig Knight won Lead Costume as a prospector with ewe Nipper Scott Knight took second with ewe lamb Blackie titled Baba Black Sheep carrying wool cargo.
Research columnist notes that 40 percent of Canadians read no books 43 percent read no magazines and 25 percent read no newspapers. He questions if television explains high literacy and mentions parliamentary rules about calling groups liars without penalties and individuals in a group needing apologies. The piece ends with a metaphor about Wishbone versus Backbone in attaining results.
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