Nature's Toothbrushes Apples as health boosters in 1958
The Canadian Dental Association likens apples to nature's toothbrushes adding to dental health. Apples supply vitamin A C thiamine and riboflavin with minerals calcium phosphorus and iron. They are rich in pectin and cellulose supporting digestion and energy from levulose. The 1958 crop was so large many apples would spoil unless consumed.
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Canadian Dental Association
Canadian Horticultural Council
Austin News notes whist postponement and local events
The CKY Carnival moved the weekly whist to Thursday with large attendance. Winners include Mrs. Winterbottom high and Mrs. Gordon Hay low. gents T. Hillis high and H. F. Johnson low. Travelling prize won by Mrs. Moore. H. Kowlesky won the men’s prize. Weekend visitors include Miss Yvonne Hanson and Frank Anderson. Local visits feature Miss Edith Kowlesky and others en route to Brandon curling championships. Church events announce a St Patrick’s supper and United Church Ladies Aid meeting. Condolences to the Harding family on Mrs. Wilson Harding’s Vancouver death.
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R. Winterbottom
Gordon Hay
T. Hillis
H. F. Johnson Low
E. Moore
H. Kowlesky
Yvonne Hanson
Frank Anderson
Edith Kowlesky
P. O. McIntyre
McLuckie
Hutchingson
Dryner
Bower
Winnipeg
Chas Wallace
Brandon
W. Harland
M Thompson
Pearson
Earle Pearson
Mel Borland
Carmen
Paul Uhrin
Saskatoon Sask
Bee Keepers Council
P. Uhrin
John
Mrs Isaacs
Sinclair
Booster Shots For School Children Approved
The Health Minister announced that all school children in grades 1 to 11 who completed three Poliomyelitis vaccines by June 1957 will receive booster doses. A mass immunization program begins April to administer a fourth dose, with the Portage Local Health Unit compiling eligible lists and obtaining parental consent.
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Portage
Change in Rules For Fat Stock Show Adds Group Three Classes
The Red River Exhibition plans a Provincial Summer Steer Show on June 20 1959 with a new three class section for Farmers. Packers demand a minimum sixty head for organized sales and fat stock cattle may only move up. A class for 4H calves shown at local fairs offers prizes and pens will be judged as such for sale with pen accommodations.
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Red River
Brandon
Toronto
MacGregor
Wm. McWilliam
North Norfolk Agricultural Society
Credit Union Meetings Reported in March Gatherings
Credit Union News notes a Western Credit Union Chapters meeting at Brandon on March 12 attended by sisiver carom and Wm Makinson. Portage Credit Union held its annual meeting on March 13 with Mrs Randall winning a $5 door prize. The Austin Credit Union plans its annual meeting for March 20 with a guest speaker lunch and dancing at the Austin Community Hall.
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Sisiver Carom
Credit Union League
Wm Makinson
Western Credit Union
Brandon
C. Rands
Thos Lowe
H Schroeder
D. Randall
Wm. Makinson
Portage Credit Union
Randall
Austin Credit Union
Austin Community Hall
Austin Credit Union Society Ltd
Austin County Hall
Forresters Meet Open Installation At Court Austin No 290
On Monday March 9 the Canadian Order of Forresters Court Austin No 290 held an open installation and social Those installed were Jr Past Chief Ranger Geo Bull Chief Ranger Clif Chambers Vice Chief Ranger Ralph Kuebler Recording Secretary Clayton Stewart Financial Sec Harry Rand Treasurer Chas Anderson Chaplin Alex Beresford Sr Woodward Geo Lewis Jr Woodward Cecil Rands Sr Beadle L Wright Jr Beadle Ted Lowe A H Norfield District Deputy High Chief Ranger Portage assisted by Fraternal Supervisor as High Marshall installed the officers C Chambers thanked the Court for electing him and asked for their cooperation A H Norfield LH G Cox Dis
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Order of Forresters Court
Austin No. 290
Geo. Bull
Clif Chambers
Ralph Kuebler
Clayton Stewart
Harry Rand
Chas. Anderson
Chaplin
Alex Beresford
Sr. Woodward
Geo. Lewis
Jr Woodward
Cecil Rands
Sr. Beadle
L. Wright
Jr. Beadle
Ted Lowe
A. H. Norfield
Portage
High Marshall
C. Chambers
LH. G. Cox
Dis
WMS Meeting in New Church Hall Presents Mission Film
The W M S held its March meeting in the new church hall with thirteen members. Mrs Fargey and Mrs Gilroy led a program titled God Loves All People, featuring the film Strangers In Their Own Land about Indian neighbors. The roll included missionary items, the treasurer reported 42.25 in the bank, and plans for Easter offerings and CGIT affiliation on April 7 were announced along with a need for an assistant leader. The Annual Presbyterial will be in Neepawa on April 15.
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Wm.s
Fargey
CG. I. T
Neepawa
WMS
New .308 Caliber Tool Used By Manitoba Biologists
Biologists in Manitoba's game branch are using a hollow needle projectile that stuns deer with a quid-nicotine alkaloid for five minutes to mark them. The device, recently acquired by the Department of Mines and Natural Resources Game Branch, works from 50 yards and aids in tracking herd movement and age.
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Manitoba
Oba Department of Mines and Natural Resources
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Austin News
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God Save the Queen” Court Assemblia No. 4
Court Austin
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C Chambers
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Ronnie Russell
R. Outhwaite
Clare Outhwaite
Carberry
Chas Outhwaite
Fox Memorial Hospital
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Earl Stephenson
Beka
Sidney
Edrans
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