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Chronicle (Levin), 22 March 1946, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES KEEP MARCH 30th FREE Massed Pipe Bamls On ihe At 2 p.m. See ti: e exhibitions of Quick-Step and Drum-Major's displays. Be sure and see the Marching Midgets from Wanganui in their first public appearance in Levin. Also see your own College Boys' Bancl. • Cycling, Running, Tug-of-war, Greasy Pig, Piliow-F'ghts and a host of other attractions for young and old. AFTERNOON TEA STALL ON THE GROUMD. ICE CBEAMS AND SOFT DRINKS. ADMISSION: Adults 1/6, Children 6d. Froceeds in a*d of Horowhenua Pipe Band Uniform Appeal.

j FBNGERS OFF F©@©STUF?S1 1 I I. PEOPLE BUYING READY TO EAT FOODSTUFF5 in shops fg ] j or restaurants, to take home or to eat on the prernises - || >1 Touch only the portion you yourself are buying. For r I examination of several sandwiches to select one is v/roig. There | is ro reason why forks or spatulas shouldn't be provided for use || I by eustomers in helping themselves. || 1 2. PEOPLE SERVIMG READY TO EAT FOODSTUFFS | | to eustomers:— . | M Use forks or spatulaseto handle foodstuffs. Proprietors of prernises | | shouid provide the necessary implements. I " |[ Wash hands faithfufly before handling dishes or food. Proprietors S |j shouid provide ablution facilities— hot water, towels and soap — J| / conveniently situated for frequent washing of hands. | "d 3. PEOPLE COOKING FOODSTUFFS for others must be very 1 particular to 'have clean hands and fingernails, and r.o diseased j' |] condition of hands or fingers. Washing of hands after Savatory | | visits and before handling food must be the rule. 1 ,] Bowel diseases are spread very commonly by contaminated hands. 1 I Fingers shouid be kept off other folk's food and dishes as much as | | possib!e» and washed clean before handling food in any v/ay, | || KEEP THIS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE l

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