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metal. Don't smoke or drink alcohol. In first aid for frostbite, forget the old saw about rubbing the affected part with snow, and also forget the completely invalid caution against rapid thawing. Also don’t message or rub the frozen t>art. Don't touch it at all. Begin rapid rewarming as soon as possible. A hot bath is excellent, but avoid scalding. Hot wet towels will help, changed frequently and applied [ gently. If no fire or hot water is at hand, place the patient' in a sleeping bag, or cover j with coats and blankets. Hot! liquids will help raise bodyj temperature. For any frostbite, even a mild case, prompt medical! attention is important. The depth and degree of the frozen tissue cannot be readily ascer tained, and the treatment will’ vary with the severity of the injury. Dress properly and use common sense about exposure in severe cold and most cases of frostbite can be avoided.
School Lunch Plan
By Don I>ong, VP1
For many years now I have had limited contacts with the school lunch program and the job done within it. With a wife teaching and a job connected with food marketing, I could hardly be unaware of it. However, it was only recently that I looked very deeply into the school lunch prqgram, how it works, some of the results, and some of the problems. I happened to be in one of our local schools and struck up a conversation with the lunchroom manager. During this conversation, I asked her the reasons for a recent lunch price increase. Her answers were most illuminating. She pulled out sheet after sheet showing what had happened. T^tis school was one.of those serving a type A lunch. Now there are pretty definite nutritional require
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