Cautionary notes on botulism and public health diet tips
Home and Family column warns readers about botulism risk from canned fish and promotes safe canning. It also advertises the 11th Annual Holiday Festival of the Arts at Neepawa with dates July 3 16 and enrollment details. Additional notes offer Floral Artistry book by Manitoba Horticulture Society and heart health dietary guidelines for Canadians with practical steps.
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Neepawa
Manitoba
P.O. Box
Manitoba Horticulture Society
Manitoba Horticulture
Evelyn Searth
Fran Partridge
Winnipeg
Sweden
Canada
Department of Agriculture
Reggies Ramblings on Lottery Winners Doubts
The piece notes several big lottery winners say huge payouts aren’t as great as expected and express regrets. It also suggests many readers would still like a chance at the windfall despite the downsides.
Garnish Art Techniques For Food Presentation
Professional touch for garnishes explains decorative methods for carrots radishes celery lemons and tomatoes. Instructions cover carrot daisies radish roses fans and curls with steps to chill crisp and shape before serving. Contact Elizabeth Story or Rob Tanner Holland Cheese Consumer Bureau for more information.
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Elizabeth Story
Rob Tanner
Holland Cheese Consumer Bureau
Bloor Street
Toronto
Ontario
Manitoba Wilderness Corps Seeks 16 17 Year Olds
Manitoba Wilderness Corps invites 16 and 17 year olds to join an eight week summer program at Sandilands and near Bisset. Forty youths, 20 boys and 20 girls, will learn outdoor skills including swimming canoeing camping fire prevention map reading and forest ecology while aiding camp facilities. Applicants must be in grade nine or higher and not have attended a prior camp. Deadline May 31. mail applications to Wilderness Corps 1495 St James St Winnipeg. Information at phone 786 9138.
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Manitoba Wilderness Corps
Wilderness Corps
St. James St
Winnipeg
Letter to the Press Critiques Language Politeness Trend
A letter-writer condemns the claim that words once deemed dirty are now universally used, calling the statement the most stupid overstatement of our time. The piece challenges broad societal shifts in language acceptance.
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