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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 19, 1957

Page

4

Horticultural Events Planned for Hamita District Show

Plans complete for a two peony show at Orange Hall Hamita on Saturday July 6 1957 at 7 pm exhibition only no prizes flowers not judged speaker flor ist to discuss exhibition prep if interest grows another show will be held in August Exhibitors deliver flowers July 6 between 5 am and 7 pm talk on exhibiting at 8 am containers and water provided bring peonies for single or collection names of varieties required womens institute to sell home cooking in conjunction with flowers Home Beautification Contests in Hamita village and Hamoko municipality two contests best home grounds and most improved over three years entries to Agricultural Office Hamiota by June 29 1957 judging July 15 Fat Stock Show and Sale McConnell June 29 1957 12 30 pm judge W L McDonald Brookdale 4 H clubs Decker Oak River McConnell involved

Hamieta Hamida Hamota Agricultural Office Agamecultural Office Hamiota McConnell Hamiota Agricultural Society W. L. McDonald Brookdale Decker Oak River

Cattle Entry Day Set for June 29 at Local Fair

Officials announce seven open classes for commercial cattle with a public entry invitation. All cattle must be fed in place by 11 00 am on Saturday June 29 and entrants are urged to attend.

Lav'nia W A M S met at McConnell home for June program

Members of the W A M S met at the home of Mrs W A McConnell on Wednesday June 12 with Mrs Lief and Mrs Shaw in charge of the W MS program. It was decided not to have a July meeting. Lunch was served by Mrs W McConnell and Mrs Bob McConnell. Mrs Willie Cochran and Mrs Bob McConnell attended the W A executive meeting in Strathclair on June 17.

W.A W.M.S W. A. McConnell Lief Shaw W. MS W. McConnell Bob McC Onnell Willie Cochran Bob McConnell W .A Strathclair

Community extends sympathy as Fraser family mourns mother

The Fraser family mourns the passing of Mrs Fraser's mother in Reston WA. A June 13 meeting at Mrs. Riddell's home featured two attendees, with Mrs Milne and Mrs Knight in charge and lunch by Mrs Bomford. A hospital aid dance showcased a fashion show with men in costumes, a gift presentation, and a satin comforter raffle.

Fraser Oakner Miss Strath Weinmaster Jack Anderson Keith Brown Scotia J. Brandon S. Riddell J Milne M. Milne Toronto Port Credit Ontario

Parental Guidance and Health Notes for Children

Sureness of parental supper and love and consistency from adults shown. Regular schedules with sleep and self help, no pressure, plus companionship and play to develop muscles or imagination. Next week a 5 year old event. Well Baby Clinic on June 20 at United Church basement Hamiod. Grade 9 Oak River exam and smallpox vaccination June 10. Regular Baby Clinic second Monday monthly in Dr McMillan's office 1 to 3:30.

Hamiod United Church Oak River Marshall McMillan

Health Unit Corner A Chart of Normal Development

A chart outlines typical development from infancy to four years, detailing physical growth, motor skills like walking and coloring, eating and sleeping habits, and social behaviors. It notes changes in sociability, language use, and play from two to four years, and lists special needs considerations.

The Duck Population and Its Exploding Mystery

A satirical essay traces the accidental rise of ducks through crude inventions and social collapse. It humorously links early weaponry to duck demise and imagines a growing duck society with varied forms, mischief, and inevitable dangers.

Ducks and Eskimos and the Art of Survival

A humorous old prose piece muses on ducks, Eskimos, and survival tactics. It recalls ducks learning to shield their young by flying low and hints at medical quackery and human hunters. The narrator closes with playful jabs at readers and a sign off wishing a good day.

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