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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 06, 1961

Page

5

Family Outing Opens Christmas Tree Cut Site in Manitoba

The provincial forest invites families to cut their own Christmas tree along highway 55, 55 miles east of Winnipeg, with permits costing 25 cents per person and a limit of one tree per permit. Area offers picnic tables and designated fire sites, but trees are dry from drought and mild weather risks needles.

C. H. Witney Mines and Natural Resources Winnipeg Richer Forestry Branch Dad Famaly Witney

Don’t Hoard Those Wrappings Prompt Fire Safety

A public safety notice warns against keeping Christmas wrapping near heat sources. Dispose of all wrapping materials promptly. Place inflammable materials in a safe container away from furnaces or open fires until they can be removed with other refuse.

Last Minute Trimming Is Safer

Buying the tree too long before Christmas allows it to dry and become a fire hazard. If obtained more than a week early keep it outside, covered if possible, and keep branches moist. Bring indoors only after trimming the trunk and placing in a shallow sand and water filled container.

Vitamin A in Beef Cattle Diets and Supplementation

The article explains that vitamin A is the key concern in beef cattle nutrition, with plant sources providing pro vitamin A as carotene. It covers sources like green pasture and silage, variability in hay, and the need to supplement when straw or grain-heavy rations are used. It notes cattle store vitamin A mainly in the liver, outlines critical needs for pregnant and lactating cattle, and provides general guidance and a table of daily vitamin A requirements.

Community Notes From Decker District Social and Club Meetings

Community members welcome the Yas kow and Yaskow families from Antler Sask taking over a local garage. The Scotia Ladies Club held its annual meeting with officers reelected and plans for a Christmas party and a Memorial Hall tea sale announced. Merle Mylrea demonstrated dress form making while Linda Crawford and Valerie Argue performed a dance. The next meeting is set for January 3 with new projects on the program.

Stephen Yaskow Steve Yaskow Antler, Sask Bill Hall Scotia Ladies Club Godlen Grace Anderson Treas Lipscombe Jean Strachan Peggy Morison Ella Anderson Rena Smith Dora Steven Irene Ridley Bill’ Taylor Garth Strachan Russ Stevens W. Collie H. McKinnon L. Lipscombe Smuttell Memorial Hall Mella Charney O Canada Linda Crawford Valerie Argue Merle Mylrea Ann Henry Project 1 Lll

Christmas Gifts From the Kitchen No. 71 Recipe

Homemaking notes present candy recipes for holiday gifts. Instructions cover peppermint marshmallows and a Klipper Kutter Klothing dessert mix, with steps to soften the candy stage, fold in evaporated milk and chocolate, then set and cut into squares with a walnut on top. Produces about four dozen treats.

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Ladies Bonspiel Results and Baby Band Party

At the New Sarum Ladies Bonspiel three rinks attended with Mrs Haz el Westbrook and M White securing third in the second event. Mrs C Stewart with Ramsay Coulson Bray placed second in the third event while Macauley Power Reid Skinner were eliminated before prizes. The Baby Band Christmas Party is set for December 14 at 3 pm in the church, with Santa visiting. Pre schoolers invited and parents should bring a gift not over 1.00.

New Sarum Hazel Westbrook M. White Henry J. Bridgeman

Routledge Fleming wedding listed with extended guests

Local social notes record the Routledge Fleming wedding held December 2 1961 at McConnell Oakner with numerous out of town attendees including Shura Smyth and Pearl Routledge Also noted is the birth of a daughter to Mrs Arnold Gray on November 28 with several regional visitors and wedding guests mentioned across Winnipeg Brandon Portage and other towns

Gordon Higgins Winnipeg Higgins Decker School Board Bill Johnston Lorne Roblin Delbridge Jack Lavinaway Ellwood Lints W. R. Hall Foxwarren Hall Jean Lyle Routledge McConnell Evan Bell Oakner Roy Little Holland C. Knight Kyler Drake Bob Allan Dorothy Bates Marlene English Brandon Myrna Anderson Cardale Ken Drake Broakbaala Routledge Mitchell Art Shura Tanis John Smyth Diana Randy Pearl Routledge Olive Routledge Portage Tom Panski Rosedale Arnold Gray

News Briefs From The Region

Brief notes from local correspondents include callouts for public notices and short reports on community events. Details remain limited due to fragmented text from the page segment.

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