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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 30, 1995

Page

4

Murderers who take their cats with them

A humorous Extra Newspaper Feature Service column argues against leaving pets to be killed with their deceased owners. It contrasts wives surviving grief with pets that cannot voice objections, noting dogs cling to owners while cats tend to avoid close contact. The piece mocks “self indulgent” wills and defends letting pets seek life after their master's death.

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Community profiles celebrate prairie volunteers and acts

A collection of short notes highlights Manitoba and Saskatchewan residents for acts of kindness and resourcefulness. Dave Broda coordinates harvest volunteers who cart 30 000 bushels of crops in a single day. Dennis Friesen pursues pumpkin glory but falls short in the big contest. Dawn Banks uncovers murals by removing an aged ceiling at the Irricana Hotel. Postie Brian Hrom saves a gardener with CPR and earns a Bravo Award from Canada Post.

Dave Broda Killaly Dave Dennis Mucha Marlene Mucha Dennis Friesen Wawanesa Dennis Glenboro Gazette Dawn Banks Irricana Hotel Dawn Charlie Russell Five Village Charlie Russell Museum Montana Calgary Glenbow Museum Postie Brian Hrom

Halloween safety tips for kids at home

Parents are advised to hand out their own treats to avoid tampering and to check collected items before consumption. Discard any opened or unwrapped candy and provide children with a flashlight. Keep the porch light on to signal candy distribution and safety.

Neighborhood Safety Advice for Treaters

From page 1 guidance instructs treaters to visit only homes with lights on, walk slowly, stay alert for children in trouble, and report any trouble-makers to the police immediately.

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