Watch For Quacks At Your Door
Public health guidance warns against door to door food quacks and dubious miracle foods. It cites misleading phrases and urges reliance on licensed nutrition professionals and doctors for accurate dietary advice.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1971
Page
2
Public health guidance warns against door to door food quacks and dubious miracle foods. It cites misleading phrases and urges reliance on licensed nutrition professionals and doctors for accurate dietary advice.
Friday Night Mixed leads AWBA standings as 65 35 win over The Odd Balls. Frank Gregg tops series at 529 and Cory Nelson 200 in games while Gregg leads in team score with 2354. Other divisions list top series and games for C.A. Story Velma Smith Bev Haupt Susie Van Natter and more across Cedar Lanes and Sidney.
Nebraska State Dairymen’s Association holds its annual meeting in Lincoln at the Lincoln Hotel on Wednesday March 17. The program starts with a film Modern Mastitis Management followed by a business session and a panel discussion on What’s Type Worth featuring Dr. Robert D. Appleman. Noon luncheon precedes the dairy awards program and a later talk Planning Tomorrow’s Dairy by Robert C. Dawson of Babson Brothers Co.
The Veterans Administration outlines educational benefits and home loan options for 580 000 women including 180 000 World War II and Korean War veterans and 175 000 widows of deceased veterans. C.W. Nixon notes expansions cover wives of missing or captured servicemen and 64 000 disabled veterans. Contact the VA Regional Office in Lincoln Nebraska for details.
Six Cadette girls and leader Mrs Glen Fraass hosted the Brownie troop and leader Mrs Don Floro at a Monday meeting. Eight Brownies enjoyed group games led by Deanna Fraass Linda Dickinson and Pam Kahrs. Cookies and Kool Aid were served by Julie Yanney Holly Jones and Benita Romeriz.
The group met Feb 27 at 7 30 p m at Suzan and Don Nielson s home with Earl Anderson as leader. Officers elected Don Nielson president Lisa Wright vice president secretary treasurer Val Nelson news reporter Don Hilpert. New books handed out and explained. Members total 11 after 6 new joiners. Next meeting set for March 27 at Don Hilpert s home with other dates arranged. Refreshments afterward served by Suzan and Don Nielson.
Twelve Junior Scouts and Mrs. Frank Jones met Monday with Cathy Yanney serving treats. The world wide Thinking Day ceremony was observed as Girl Scouts worldwide join in a pledge that all people shall be friends. Each girl lit a candle and repeated one Girl Scout law. The meeting included making menus place cards and invitations for Mothers Dinner.
The Clergy-Funeral Director Seminar titled Death The Pastor and The People will be held in Scottsbluff on March 12. Clergy and Nebraska Funeral Directors Association members from western Nebraska will attend to discuss meeting bereaved families’ psychological needs during the critical bereavement period.
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