09 Dec 1996
Page 4
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 09, 1996
Page
4
The essay notes cats and dogs linger long after children and spouses, with Benjamin the cat and Tut Puppy the Abyssinian forming lifelong attachments. After Tut Puppy dies and Benjamin follows, two households face emptiness as winter garden days begin.
The piece profiles Charles Holl who grew up in Hamiota and taught history in Burnaby BC for 31 years. Awarded in Ottawa 1996 by Governor General Romeo LeBlanc as Canada’s best history teacher, Holl used mock trials on site research and reenactments to spark student interest.
The Kenton Kraftsmen held a full reorganizational meeting in September naming Andrea Tolton as president and Chris Argue as vice president. Officers include Jennifer Carter secretary Steven Argue treasurer Amy Bennett reporter and board members Laura Argue Douglas Stevenson Laura Stevenson Yasemin Wroth Shane Wroth with Dianna Airy head leader Bev Bennett assistant leader. Plans cover Remembrance Day service project books and an April Achievement Day with Cathy Day back as Home Economist. Members paid provincial dues of $10 each. The January meeting will feature speeches after the Christmas party plans.
The policy states all letters must be signed and the editor may edit reject or comment on any letter submitted.
Royal Canadian Legion 118 in Kenton operates in the red and risks losing its club room. President Jack Houston says the branch will stay open for three months at a status quo, urging members to provide urgent patronage or face closure.
To maintain production schedules advertisers and news correspondents must meet the deadlines. Display advertising by 2 00 p m Thursday classified by 4 00 p m Thursday and contributed news copy by 12 00 noon Thursdays.
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