Safe summer picnics avoid risky foods and keep cold
An article by Michelle Bicknell advises safe picnic practices during hot weather. It warns bacteria thrive in 45 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit, peaking 70 to 90. Suggestions include avoiding hot casseroles and dairy while packing chilled foods in insulated coolers, using frozen fruit juice cans, and choosing desserts like fruit or cookies over creamy items.
Community Centre Board Meeting Miniota July 14 1977
Miniota community centre board met at the rink to plan cleaning before Young Canada Works grant painters arrived. They moved to a general session approving Beulah Polo Club use of sports grounds July 30 to August 1 and payments for dust control equipment and cooler use. They also set curling rink cementing, ventilation upgrade, and procurement of six tables twelve benches and three bleachers for rink hall and sports grounds.
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Miniota
Young Canada Works
Beulah
Rodney Ontario editor elected national federation president
Lynn Lashbrook 54 of Rodney Ontario and publisher of the Rodney Mercury and West Lorne Sun was chosen national president of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association at the 58th annual convention in Winnipeg. He has long service in industry groups, advocates audited circulation, and plans stronger Ottawa liaison to promote rural Canada and editorial freedom while expanding grassroots outreach. He and his wife Shirley Carroll have three daughters and his life emphasizes small town journalism.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Community Newspapers Association
Lynn Lashbrook
Rodney
Ontario
Rodney Mercury
West Lorne Sun
Lashbrook
Industry Association
Ontario Provincial Association
Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association
Ottawa
Canada
University of Western Ontario
Shirley Carroll
Heather
Western
Jane
Ryerson
Toronto
Laurie
Federation
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