Safer Halloween tips from Manitoba ophthalmology group
Dr Harry Basman president of the Manitoba Ophthalmic Society urges safer trick or treat in Winnipeg by using retro reflective costume materials and makeup instead of masks. He cites Indiana University studies showing visibility from drivers at high speeds and recommends front back and side visibility, non allergic makeup, adult application, and carrying a flashlight or lantern.
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Jehovah's Witnesses meet in western Manitoba
A weekend Jehovah's Witnesses gathering in western Manitoba wrapped with keynote Mel Keeble urging 804 attendees to commit to Jesus Christ as leader. The talk contrasted human leaders with Christ, noting two million disciples already follow his example and preach the Kingdom.
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Elderly job bureau aids 1200 matches in Manitoba
Labor Minister Ken MacMaster toured the Senior Citizens Job Bureau in the Dayton Building where about 1,200 qualified seniors have been placed since May 1978. He presented a 25000 dollar government cheque to support a coordinator and secretary. Harry Easton and Evelyn Rawnsley checked job listings with volunteers.
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Old Fashioned Halloween Caramel Apples Recipe
Creamy caramel coating made from Eagle Brand milk, sugar, and corn syrup. Use eight small apples with sticks, cook to soft ball stage, dip and let set on greased paper for a simple festive treat.
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