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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 12, 1993

Page

4

Direct development among frogs and humans compared

Bill Hall argues that some frog species bypass tadpoles and become froglets, like humans adopting adult roles sooner. He contrasts survival benefits, parental protection, and the social pressure to grow up, noting how modern society shelters children yet still demands maturity. He writes as Lewiston Tribune editor.

Bill Hall Lewiston Idaho

Federal funds boost Manitoba highways project plan

A Canada Manitoba agreement commits 70 million dollars over two years to three major highways, including the Trans-Canada Yellowhead and Highway 75. Projects on the Yellowhead will widen and pave from Newdale to Strathclair, creating 2,500 to 3,000 construction jobs and accelerating work. The plan aims to stimulate the economy and generate employment.

Manitoba Yellowhead Jake Epp Energy, Mines and Resources Government of Canada Manitoba Highways and Transportation Albert Driedger Mr. Driedger Newdale Strathclair

Oak River Lions Present $5000 Gift to Community Rink

Treasurer Norman Argue hands a cheque for 5000 dollars to Bob Turnbull president of the Oak River Community Association. The Oak River Lions fulfill a pledge linked to the cementing of the curling surface at the Oak River Memorial Rink.

Lion Norman Argue Bob Turnbull Oak River Community Association Oak River Lions Oak River Memorial Rink

Western Canada Lottery reports 1991 92 sales rise to 580.5 million

Western Canada Lottery Corporation released its 1991 92 financials showing sales of 580.5 million, up 4.9 percent. Lottery products performed well with 223.9 million returned to member provinces and territories. Lotto 6/49 led sales at 301.9 million and Instant at 107.7 million.

Western Canada Lottery Corporation WCLC Garth Manness Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Yukon Northwest Territories Western Express

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