Brushing After Sweets Emphasized For Dental Care
Guidance urges thorough brushing after consuming candy or sweets to remove food particles wedged between teeth. Emphasis on preventing residue and promoting dental hygiene.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1955
Page
5
Guidance urges thorough brushing after consuming candy or sweets to remove food particles wedged between teeth. Emphasis on preventing residue and promoting dental hygiene.
Deaths of two Rossburn district oldtimers George Murdock Bolton and Mrs E Seaton are noted alongside funeral and illness updates. Congratulations to Fred Pachal and wife on their Winnipeg marriage, with a Kipling reception. Community notes mention Christmas messages, weather, hospital stays, farm moves, and local bingo profits. The piece references Angusville residents, nearby towns, and rural family movements in late December.
A whist drive and raffle at Wolverine school last Friday named Eileen Collins as ladies high and Cam Collins as men's high. Emmie Daum won ladies low, Pred Daum won men's sow. Lind Berke drew the winning raffle ticket for the end table won by Mrs Doris Swedberg. Mrs Fred Daum and family and Mrs Henry Layh were Roblin Becker home Sunday guests for the baptism of their new nephew Terry Becker.
The Barley Improvement Programme at the Brandon Experimental Farm reports progress in developing barley with resistance to stem rust and loose smut. Crosses between Jet and Vantage yielded lines with rust and smut resistance, good head and kernel type, and hulless traits. Yield trials in 1955 show two-thirds of fifty selections superior to Husky and Wantmore, with strong straw, and several lines to be tested in advance yield trials this season.
Mr and Mrs W Moffatt and Norman visited Strathclair for a funeral of Robt A Martin. Mr and Mrs J Anderson of Angusville stayed with R H Pritchard couple. Doris Moffatt heads to Hamiota for practical nurse training. Leifer rink from Russell won the Silverton bonspiel event one against Keating of Silverton. Stan Siwak’s Angusville rink won event two against White of Silverton.
The annual meeting at Mrs Denyes home saw ten members present with an average attendance of 7.8. The secretary noted ten meetings and the treasurer reported 221.16 in general funds and 56.14 in expenses. All departments had a successful year followed by a Christmas Bible readings service and carols, with a benediction and lunch served by Mrs Denyes.
YOR sale notice offers P B Shorthorn cows due to freshen in December and January. Sires are Roseblatt Norseman and Killian Norseman, with 9 percent. Overstock cited as reason. contact Langenburg 69 1 3 Arnold Phillips, box 250, Langenburg Bask.
Thanking friends and neighbours who helped with a surprise party in Angusville Manitoba. The note expresses gratitude for time and money given, acknowledging the surprise was successful.
Sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for get well cards flowers and support during a Winnipeg General Hospital stay. Special thanks to Mrs Shaw Brownlee nurses and Sacred Heart staff and to Manitoba Telephone Canadian Legion O O R P Masons and others for help and visits.
The article notes vitamin C is not long lasting and requires regular replenishment. It highlights citrus fruits and juices as prime sources, also listing tomatoes, cabbage, turnips, and beef as contributors to daily intake.
Mrs Mervyn Stevens accompanied the Stevenses to Yorkton to take Ronnie to a child specialist. Mrs Cliff Casitar travelled to Brandon to visit her parents and returned home. Mrs J Spencer went to Winnipeg for the M F A convention and back Friday. Doreen McKinnon stayed with her parents at Sunday. John and Esther Spencer thank helpers for recovering a lost wallet and its contents. please keep up the food.
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