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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 29, 1961

Page

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Hamiota Women's Institute Holds Annual Meeting

The Hamiota Women's Institute held its annual meeting on November 7 in the Community Room. Officers were elected including President Mrs Chas Randell and Treasurer Mrs E A Dixon. The 1961 activities were reviewed, noting the 50th anniversary, film book reviews, safety talks, and community service such as Red Cross work and library programs. A follow‑up meeting occurred on November 8 in the Fraternal Hall with Mrs Fulton speaking about her Vancouver trip.

Hamiota Women’s Institute Chas Randell Gordon Smith R. Armstrong E A. Dixon A I L. Decker D Beamish W. Johnson Good Will Hospital W. Nicholls J . White Red Cross T. J. Strachan J J Ward R. 49 Frazer Kerr Fraser United Nations Wm. Park Lions Brandon Fulton of Birtle Vancouver

Home Economists Plan 1962 Extension Program

Department of Agriculture extension plans focus on adult education through Women’s Institute chapters. Training schools offer three subjects Career Counselling Meat Cooking and buying with WI members teaching back to local groups. The 1962 WI theme is Adult Education and local clubs are already active with 38 women in an advanced course led by Miss English.

Department of Agriculture Women's Institute Women’s Institute Extension Service T Thompson Vera Beamish Jack Russell Norah Kirk T Strachan Gordon Smith

Blunt Words on Work Ethic and Canadian Economy

A Kitchener Waterloo Record column decries widespread worker laxity across Canada. It blasts constant coffee breaks and late starts as crippling the economy, arguing that only sustained effort can restore prosperity and competitiveness.

Canada

Survival Training Opens to Provincial Staff

Manitoba civil servants aged 18 to 50 may take six week survival courses run by the army with salary top up provided by the province. Applications go through supervisors and courses run in Winnipeg with sessions starting January, February, and April across multiple towns.

Army Gurney Evans Manitoba Evans Winnipeg Brandon Portage la Prairie Virden Minnedosa Neepawa Dauphin Arc

Government employee totals from 1959 income tax records

The 1959 income tax records show 177,431 federal government employees 148,326 provincial government employees and 126,680 municipal government employees.

Winter Fun Promotes Manitoba Winter Sports

A Manitoba Travel and PublicityBranch brochure titled Winter Fun promotes winter sports in Manitoba. Hon Gurney Evans explains the two color pamphlet aims to spark tourist interest and evoke nostalgic Manitoban memories of cold sunny days. It lists resorts locations and activities from skating and curling to tobogganing and ice fishing.

Manitoba Manitoba Travel and Publicity Branch Canada Seastone Gurney Evans

Fort Whyte Cement Plant Earns Safety Commendation

Manitoba Labour Minister J B Carroll hailed the Fort Whyte plant of Canada Cement Co for 1 050 000 accident free hours and between 150 and 250 workers with more than 1000 days without a lost time accident. O D Hamilton presented the award noting teamwork and safety committees.

Manitoba Fort Whete Canada Cement Company J. B. Carroll O. D. Hamilton Labor Department Portland Cement Association National Safety Council

Through the Lights with Peep Light Pete

The article recounts Friday night basketball games with Linda Kidd and Denny Kirk leading teams. It notes prospects for a Winnipeg defense title, mentions upcoming hockey conflicts, and previews games against Composite High in Brandon, Montreal, Toronto, and New York alongside CFL talk about the Grey Cup and the Winnipeg Bombers.

Linda Kidd Denny Kirk Winnipeg Edo Brandon Montreal Toronto New York Chicago Detroit Boston Dallas Smith Pittsburgh A.H.L Don Estevan M.ahfl

Afternoon Auxiliary Meets at Hamasota United Church

The Afternoon Auxiliary of the W. M. S. met November 21 at 2:00 p.m. with President Mrs. Dixon presiding. Reports showed October receipts of 129.35, total year-to-date 633.49, with 166.53 remaining to reach the objective. A bale overseas was approved and items were requested for collection. The program, led by the Golden Link group, featured Mrs. Grey and Mrs. Nicholls, and highlighted Mrs. Patterson’s Winnipeg conference address. The study topic was The Church and the Community, stressing church involvement in local government and community life. A story by Mrs. Nicholls, Second Chance, descri bed a retired minister whose local outreach built a church and expanded to another community.

Hamasota United Church Dixon Golden Link Group Mesdames Wm

Postwar Bingo Draw Draws 13000 At Maple Leaf Gardens

In Toronto at Maple Leaf Gardens a huge charity bingo event drew 13 000 players just after World War Two. The giant game flooded the arena with fans and contributed funds to charity.

Canada Toronto Maple Leaf Gardens

Why Salt Is Iodized Thyroxin and iodine in salt

The thyroid gland uses thyroxin to regulate metabolism. Iodine is essential for thyroxin production, and a lack causes swelling of the gland. To prevent this, iodine is added to table and cooking salt.

Scratches Pose Risk of Infection and Tetanus

A small skin scratch can allow germs to enter and cause serious trouble including tetanus. Cleanse and cover cuts with ready made dressings until healed. Keep dressings at home, office or car for small emergencies.

Lagimodiere 160th anniversary highlighted in Manitoba history

Manitoba marks the 160th anniversary of Jean Baptiste Lagimodiere's historic trek to warn Lord Selkirk of the Northwest Company setback. The bold voyager endured an 1800 mile snowbound journey from October to March with wife Marie Anne Gaboury, who followed him to the prairies and witnessed Manitoba’s rise as Canada’s fifth province.

Manitoba Red River Jean Baptiste Lagimodiere Lord Selkirk Montreal Northwest Company Jean Baptiste Baptiste Lagimediere Marie Anne Gaboury Quebec Marie Anne Prairies Reine Canadas

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