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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 26, 1983

Page

9

Preventing Bloat in Cattle and Sheep Through Diet Adjustments

Research suggests reducing bloat losses by using coarser feed particles or higher moisture grain, removing rapidly fermenting contents like bean pulp and molasses, and applying protective additives such as Bloat Guard or salt as temporary measures. Rumensin should be mixed at 11 ppm for four weeks then 33 ppm afterward. chronic bloaters may be culled.

Manitoba Expands 1 Million For Maternal Health Services

Health Minister Desjardins announces cabinet approval of an additional 1 million dollars to broaden a maternal and child health information and counseling service in Manitoba. The plan includes family planning, coordination with agencies, education, and medical services, with full impact expected in 1984-85.

Winnipeg L.L. Desjardins Manitoba Desjardins Maternal and Child Health Directorate Manitoba Health Services Commission

Oakner U C W meets at home to study giving thanks

Oakner United Church Women meet at Mrs Norman Argue home with 10 members and 1 visitor. Worship on giving thanks featured discussions on helping teens. Amnisty International correspondence noted. Plans set for November visit to Hamiota and November wedding catering. Donations and Fellowships discussed.

Oakner Oakner U.C.W Norman Argue C. Johnson G. Knight Ivan Routledge Amnesty International Francis Fox St. Andrews College P.C.T.C Ada Brooks Hamiota God’s Lake Narrows J. Routledge Cardale

Canadian Parliament To Prorogue After Long Session

Ottawa reports the current Parliament, the longest in history, will prorogue soon ending over three years with one throne speech and five budgets. In the next session, the 2nd of the 32nd Parliament, the Speech From the Throne will outline government policy and future bills.

Winnipeg House Governor General Senate House of Commons

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