Miniota golf greens open with wide tournament turnout
The Miniota golf course debuted its artificial turf greens during a Sept 11 and 12 tournament. Winners span multiple flights with Sharon Hankin and Don Robertson among top finishers, reflecting strong field depth and notable CB scores.
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Lynne Cornish
Darlene Watson
Marg Gregory
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Irene McFarlin
Janice Dunn
Nora Gray
Bernice Markle
Nancy Gurr
Alice Paul
Verna Olinick
Dorothy Plaiser
Ella Mathison
Donna Hutchison
Clayton
Preventing Birth Defects Through Folic Acid Intake
Researchers report that neural tube defects like spina bifida can be reduced by higher folic acid intake before and during pregnancy. Folate rich foods include citrus, leafy greens, beans, cereals, and liver. Canadian guidelines urge 5 to 10 daily servings of fruits and vegetables for women who may become pregnant.
Health Centre News Hi Lites on Folic Acid Intake
Health Centre News stresses folic acid in a diet aligned with Canada Food Guide. A well balanced plan including grains milk products and meats supports fetal health. Some at risk women may need supplements after medical advice from a doctor or Public Health Nurse. Call 764-2412 for a copy.
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Woodlands aircraft mechanic finds his small business niche
Mel Christian of Mel Christian and Co. in Woodlands runs Canada’s only firm designing and manufacturing aircraft skis. From a 23-skis catalog serving 20 aircraft types to testing in Ottawa, the three-member operation scales up to 15 with orders. Skis range from 35 pounds at $650 to 350 pounds at $75,000, with aluminum traceability and destructive testing shaping production. A rural pioneer aims global reach, including a Barrow Alaska project, while keeping shop near home.
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Publisher apologizes for cartoon offense to aboriginal group
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd apologizes for an editorial cartoon published in the August 31 editions of the Birtle Eye Witness Hamiota Echo Rossburn Review and Shoal Lake Star. The cartoon aimed to critique big business on minority hiring but offended aboriginal community members.
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