Water supports elderly health through regular fluid intake
Health Centre News stresses elderly hydration to prevent dehydration and aid medication. It outlines seven to eight daily glasses, benefits for kidney function and drug absorption, and cautions for diuretics, laxatives, and hypertensive patients on softened water. It also notes kidney clearance and cautions to follow physician fluid restrictions.
Community Notes From Arrow River Area Recap
Activity round up from Arrow River and nearby towns includes visits by Thelma Leland and family, horse training and race meet plans, a September 7 family gathering hosted by Ken and Meryleen Mitchell, a Vancouver trip by Bob and Ruby Mitchell, choir practice at Miniota United Church, Arrow River W I meeting with speaker Marie Solway, and congratulations on a newborn daughter for Randy and Mrs Peirce Beulah. Laurie Gardham from Winnipeg enjoyed a two week stay with relatives.
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Thelma Leland
Virden
Meryleen Mitchell
Les
Thelma
Dad
Fairview
Brandon
Ken
Ken Hunkin
Scott
Dean Hunkin
Miniota
Jim
Fiona Hunkin
Kevin
Glen
Oak River
Denny
Rodney Klus
Lesia
Vicki
Angie
Arrow River W.I
Arrow River
W.ii
Marie Solway
Neepawa
Crandall
Hamiota
Isabella
W.I
Randy Peirce
Beulah
Laurie Gardham
Winnipeg
Manitoba seeks first Consumer of the Year award winner
Manitoba seeks nominations for its first Consumer of the Year award to honor a Manitoban who helps others become more knowledgeable and resourceful consumers. The award is a joint project of the Manitoba Consumers' Bureau, Consumers Association of Canada Manitoba and the Better Business Bureau.
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Winnipeg
al Mackling
Manitoba
Sid Mr. Mackling
Manitoba Consumers’ Bureau
Consumers Association of Canada
Better Business Bureau
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