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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 19, 1986
Page
4
The article explains the female life cycle from puberty to menopause. It covers menstruation, hormone roles, and uterine changes. It describes how estrogen and progesterone regulate the cycle, symptoms of menopause, hot flashes, and vaginal changes. It notes most women experience symptoms and some seek medical advice.
Mr Ray O Connor formerly of Crandall married Mrs Tillie Draper on November 4 in Virden. They reside in Virden. U C W smorgasbord drew about 300 despite snow. Grandchild Scott Ivan born November 10 to David and Sherry Lawrence. Robert Schoch Jr and Cindy of Winnipeg visited Crandall. Diane Henderson graduates in Saskatoon. Local folks attend Toronto Royal Winter Fair. Menopause resource kit eyed for group workshop. First old time dance of season held with Harmony Music Makers. turnout modest but enjoyed.
Helen Wilson and her son Bruce of Winnipeg spent a week with Helen’s mother Laura Long and her father Gordon Long at Birch Lodge in Hamiota. Len and Marion Morgan returned home after visiting Marion’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. McDowell, at Ponoka, Alberta. Len then left to attend a Manitoba Aerial Association meeting in Winnipeg.
Winners of the Miniota Legion World Series draw include Stan Coupe Walter Long and L Robin son of Crandall Evelyn Inglis and Les Horner of Miniota and Eric McLean of Brandon Congratulate them Jana Brown daughter of Faye and George Brown of Brandon works part time at Mary Manor in Virden Jana hosted grandfathers museum visit in Arrow River on a November Tuesday and a long lunch with Rollie and Gladys Clegg afterwards Others travel and visits noted in Manitoba communities.
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