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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1958
Page
4
Residents urged to keep all trash in paper or metal cans placed high to deter dogs from tearing bags and scattering rubbish. The appeal stresses proper containment and securing waste to maintain cleanliness in the neighborhood.
A digest of Decker events includes W 1 Leadership School in Brandon, a move to Winnipeg for Mr John Youngston, and Rivers returning from the western provinces. Notices announce changes to the Decker Elevator Association meeting on November 6 and the annual meeting rescheduled to November 12. A Deck O night and a farewell for Mr and Mrs Kirk occurred October 24 with awards and thanks. A Decker church service is noted for November 2 with Rev Watts as guest speaker.
The Manitoba Hospitals Services Insurance plan forms are in process as a nine member council to advise the government on health policy. Appointments span medical and nursing professions with ex officio members including Dr M R Elliott deputy minister of health and Gordon L Pickering commissioner of hospitalization.
The column critiques changing fashion with looser dress lines and slimming trends. It laments lost traditional figures and emphasizes social inequality and dietary concerns, noting medical worries about eating patterns and their effects on the female body.
About 200 supporters gathered in Shoal Lake on Monday October 6 to elect officers for the coming year and hear a report from Mr Menziuk on Parliament Hill. Premier Duff Roblin was the guest speaker. Harry Pollock of Shoal Lake attended.
The group chose the Yang year president and Stephen Way iowich of Menzie as secretary-treasurer. Ten members were elected to the executive to represent each part of Marquette. Ottawa notes highlighted the last parliament session and local leaders including Premier Roblin, Duff, Barry Stackland, Walter Dinsdale, and Nick Manzouk. In 1958 Canada’s first half labor income reached 7 622 million, up from 7 417 million year before.
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