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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 13, 1999
Page
13
A collection of student voices celebrate Canada Day on July 1, 1867 and Canada’s 132 year history. They describe freedoms of speech travel religion and work, fireworks, barbecues and family gatherings as key traditions.
Two Major Pratt School grade two classes visited Yorkton sites including Cargill Elevator Fire Hall Western Development Museum and McDougall Animal Hospital They toured with Richard Ron Ross Carla Rae Jennifer Oreanna and others enjoyed spraying a hose watched a dog surgery saw old machinery and spinning wheels received free popcorn and ended with a McDonalds supper.
On June 16 1999 a grade two class toured a Yorkton grain elevator hospital museum and theater. Guides included Richard Dana Lesley Ron and Wayne crowding praise for hoses dogs doctors and McDonalds treats. Written by Robin Bryer.
On June 16 GTO students visited Cargill Ltd to tour a concrete grain elevator with up and downstairs areas and grain mixing. They met Dana Leslie Ron Ian and Richard who handed out gushers and juice boxes. The group ate at a tourist information stop and inspected a restroom sign that sparked mischief before visiting the Firehall to watch a fire safety film and meet the Chief including Shayne trying on a fire suit.
The text explains hamburger disease or hemorrhagic colitis caused by certain E coli bacteria linked to undercooked ground beef. It covers symptoms timing and severity, notes the risk to young and elderly, warns of potential fatal Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome, and provides food safety steps including refrigerating meat, cooking ground beef thoroughly, avoiding counter thawing, washing hands and utensils, using clean plates, and seeking medical care for persistent diarrhea.
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