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Heating Baby Foods in Microwave Ovens Do you own a microwave oven or are you thinking about purchasing an oven? If you are a young mom, this article might enlighten you about heating baby formula or baby food in your microwave oven. BABY FORMULA in re- usable glass bottles may be warmed in the microwave BUT caps or nipples should not be on when the bottle and formula are being warmed. The process of heating should follow direc- tions supplied by the manu- facturer of the oven. A major concern is the pre- vention of overheating. Recent reports by Heath and Welfare Canada point out the danger of using plastic containers of some plastic package or container materials including poly- vinyl chloride (PVC), poly styrene or melamine resins. Heating foods contained in these plastics even at tem- peratures as low as 60 C, (140 F), may cause leaking of potentially poisonous materials into the food. With this in mind, mothers or others involved in infant feeding should read the product information sup- plied with reusable plastic infant feeding bottles. Play- tex nursers should not be heated in microwave ovens. The Playtex company does not recommend this meth- od of heating because the plastic bag might burst and the time required to bring the infant formula to feed- ing temperature is extrem- ely brief and there is real possibility of overheating. Playtex consumer repre- sentatives in Toronto have advised us that there are no PVC s in the plastic feeding bags. BABY FOODS either home prepared or commer- cial varieties may be heated in the microwave oven using the following guide- lines. 1. Open the vacuum jar of infant foods desired for that feeding in a small oven proof glass or China dish. Paper dishes. are also ac- ceptable for microwave heating. 2. Do Not use a plastic dish for reasons given above unless manufacturer has provided specific direc- tions for use in microwave oven. 3. Do Not place unopened jars in the microwave since these may explode. Do Not place the jar cap in the microwave oven. 4. Do Not overheat food and always check the tem- perature yourself before feeding the food to baby, to avoid the risk of scalding and burning. L.R. (Les Beckner) Mr. Fred Sparrow, Superintendent of Treasury Branches, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. L.R. Beckner to the position of Manager, Treasury Branch, Olds, Alberta. Prior to this appoint: ment, Mr. Beckner was the Manager, Treasury Branch, Didsbury, Alber- ta. By Marion J. Williams 5. Follow the manufactur- er s directions for heating specific foods. If unsure of the proper power setting, start on the lowest level of heat and test frequently until the food reaches heat- ing temperature. Use this procedure with frozen home prepared baby foods. Thanks to Jan Skaluba, D.H.E.. at Vulcan for shar- ing this information. Diet and Heart Disease Nutrition Forum Have you someone in your family had a heart attack? Do you have a history of heart disease in your fam- ily? If so, plan to attend the Diet and Heart Disease Nutrition Forum sponsored by the Home Ec Branch of Alberta Agriculture. It will be held Tues., April 20 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Olds College. Registra- tion fee is 5 per person. Registration deadline is April 10. library news Several new books. were received at the Library in the last book shipment. The Passive Solar Energy Book; Predictions; several Jean Plaidy, Margery Allingham, Daphne DuMaurier, Ellery Queen, Agatha Christie, Georget- te Heyer, Graham Greene, Aldous Huxlk and Max Brand novels; David Suzuki's Nutured. with Love; and Robertson Davies new novel, Rebel Angels came in for the adult readers. Alexander Key s Escape to Witch Mountain; Judy Blume s Starring Sally J. Freedman as Herself, and W.E. Hildricks Case of the Four Flying Fingers, are on,the shelves for the Grades 3 to 8 readers. For the second month in a row, mysteries and romances predominated in the large print books received. Fireman Jim by Bester, the Easter Mystery by Nixon, and My Little Foster Sister by Stanek are among the books received for the pre schoolers to Grade 2. . There were four boxes of re-bound books returned to us, so if you have been hunting for one of your old favourites, it may again be on the shelves in a shiny new cover Didsbury High in - Telidon project Students in Alberta s smaller rural high schools are increasing their tech- nical skills, as part of an Alberta Education field project using the Telidon information system. Education Minister David King initiated the project in August, 1980. The field trial is now underway in six rural high schools across the province. The Telidon system in- volves the use of com- puters, telephone lines and television sets with special decoders. Alberta Govern- ment Telephones is supply- ing the computer and the telephone lines into the schools and Alberta Cor- respondence School is pro- viding the content. for Mechanics 12, the course being studied in the pilot project. Mechanics 12 was chosen because of its popularity and because urgently needed vocational edu- cation courses can be de- livered inexpensively by the Telidon system. Each of the six schools The Gazette has its own Telidon ter- minal. The schools taking in the project are: Didsbury High School, Rocky Mountain House Junior-Senior High School, Spirit River Secondary School, Peach River High School, High Level Public School and Worsley Central School. The Telidon project was initiated to improve and expand the delivery of dis- tance education, particular- ly by institutions such as the Alberta Correspon- dence School. It is one of several dis- tance education projects currently being To- ordinated by the Alberta Educational Communica- tions Authority. The AECA consists of the Ministers of Education and Advanced Education and Manpower and the chairman, the Associate Minister for Telephones. The project is being evaluated to determine, among other areas, The Olds Pals Club The March 22 meeting was held at the Common Grounds Hall with 19 members present. We were up 16 lbs. and down 14 lbs. The best loser of suvuvevevenvneetneesvnvugnivavstevavesevnneesnensuevniuiagesevuiuenaenetonaecit tt TIMES: 7 Thursdays, Fridays Adults - 1.50 Students - 1.25 Children - 1.00 NOTE: Please use the Sian ROLLERSKATING z Olds Auxiliary. Arepa ae z Begins April 1,:1982 Saturdays from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. Sundays from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. (Closed Good Friday and Easter Sunday) RATES: Skate Rentals - 2.00/pair Times Subject To Change rvvvvnengnveveonanqonvuveenaeneevasevenvneegevuvecentneeveeseneaceececceeeaag ate HSQGAQNUONUUAUUONNUQNUOOUUUUUEOeGGGGauUnosnsnnenQoonUennaeeeaendHQOOtt south ramp entrance SAunnnnn nnnanetuaneannaatt BUILD YOUR BUSINESS A SOLID FUTURE with F.B.D.B s Management Services CASE Counselling Assistance for Small Enterprise. SBIS Small Business Information Service MYOB Minding Your Own Business Booklets Quarterly Business Newsletter Seminars Management Clinic How Library : Owner/Manager Courses At ccd ASS For more information, or write: 100 RED DEER, Federal Business Development Bank To Start A Small Business 4919-59th St., ALTA. T4N 609 the week was Olvie. The forbidden food of the week was toast and jam. The minutes were then adopted. Next week will be our Achievement Night, weigh in will start at 6:30 p.m. Election of Officers were then voted on. Treasurer is Noreen Durand. Vice Treasurer is Olive Bieber. Secretary is Carol Jackson, Vice Secretary is Margie Whitehair. Vice President is Eileen Horley, Second Vice President is Janette Pankow. President is Margret Hupkes. Our meeting was then adjourned by Margret. SS EVERY WEEK: times cancelled. Olds District Sorts Complex PUBLIC SKATING Sundays - 2:30 - 4:20 p.m. Tuesdays - 3:30 - 5:20 p.m. Fridays - 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Saturdays - 8:30 - 10:30 p.m. Adult Skating Friday, March 26, and Saturday March 27 ELOUUUUUUINAUNNNQONNAMNONGNGNRQ000000090008000000000E0000HOONHNONNON0n0qEEnE0R00000H44000000000000E0E 00000008 ,, Rustic Fencing Landscaping Thinking Lawn Fencing - Patio - Deck - House Painting ???? Let us do it your specifications at a decent price. Watch for us in papers as of April 1st ZA a oT (CC o GUEST SPEAKERS: Phone 556-8421 Dr. Eldon Smith, Cardjologist Helen MacDonald, MSc an Nutrition Brenda Gracie, Panel Member: Dairy Branch, Alberta Agriculture Pre-registration details available at Olds Agriculture Office Cost 5.00 Registration deadline April 10th NUTRITION FORUM DIET HEART DISEASE Tuesday, April 20/82 9:00 - 3:30 p-m. Olds College Dietitian Ed Bristow, AGRICULTURE Tree Re Parks and Wildlife Foundation etm Boysdale Camp. Wednesday, March 24, 1982 Blatz Coin Laundry Bulk Dry Cleaning Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Daily - : Bulk Dry Cleaning 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Located on 50 Street midway between Olds two hotels downtown. 44-tfnc courses can be set up in your area. Or better still, send us your name, address and sport you are coaching, or thinking of coaching, and we'll send you our outline on how the National Coaching Certification Program works. And work it does. It s the recognized program for coaching coaches The program created to make coaching your sport more fun and rewarding for both you and your athletes. And that s not just whistling. Sports arid Fitness 8th Floor, Standard Life Centre 0405 Jasper Avenue TS) 3N4 The National Coaching Certification Program is developed and implemented through the combined efforts of the Federal/ Provincial Territorial Governments, the National/ Provincial/Territorial Sport Governing Bodies and the Coaching Association of Canada. a annnencamnnanses The Boysdale Camp is a summer recreation camp in the Edmonton area for underpriveleged Alberta children. Last spring, the camp was partially destroyed by fire. Thanks to a donation from the Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation, repairs were made in time for the camp to resume full operations this summer. The Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation is one of the many worthwhile Alberta organizations supported by shetasi from The Provincial, Give estern Express and Super Loto ticket sales. yourself a Hane Isn't it good to know that every time you give yourself a chance to win, you're giving others a hand too? Nes teria. it s great to feel like a winner - - v- ty 3;
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