Local service members return on leave from overseas
Several NES members passed the First Aid exam at Rural School with examiner Dr. Spencer. Manilla residents Allan Heywood, Jack Roberts, Jack Smithers, Norman Ryan, and others return from the Middle East for three weeks leave or short visits, recalling Libya and Tobruk service and long hospital spells.
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Norman Ryan
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England
Oslo Lunch trial boosts weight and health in Melbourne children
The Oslo Lunch program, supervised by Melbourne doctors, tested on 52 undernourished children showed average weight gain of seven pounds after starting the meal. The simple balanced meal improved complexion, energy, appetite, infection resistance, and school work, with a boy rising from twenty fifth to fifth in class. Regular service then expanded to 250 Melbourne school children last June, with benefits already evident.
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Wach Child
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