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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 06, 1994

Page

4

Why have two cats and a feast culture compared

Bill Hall, editorial page editor of the Lewiston Idaho Tribune, reflects on a Japanese visitor’s question about owning two cats. He contrasts American excess with Japanese restraint, linking hoarding, feast culture, and differing tastes in art, food, and pets to broader cultural attitudes.

Japan Tokyo Lincoln Gettysburg Bill Hall Lewiston (Idaho

Back to class in Birdtail River School Division

Students returned to schools on Tuesday August 30 in the Birdtail River division. Hamiota sees staff changes with Harvey Brown retiring and Chris Czarnecki taking on roles at Decker Colony and as Resource teacher, while Garth Sararas resumes teaching duties. Janice Norrie becomes a colony teacher, Melanie Colli shifts to assistant duties, and Karma Hawkins returns from maternity leave. Katherine Hawkins. The band program gets a new instructor, Kevin Monaghan from Brandon, a Brandon School of Music graduate, teaching grades four to twelve and conducting the group. The elementary school has no staff changes as Kindergarten begins with new pupils. Four months to Christmas.

Birdtail River Hamiota Harvey Brown Brown Chris Czarnecki Decker Colony Collegiate Czarnecki Garth Sararas Mr. Sararas Janice Norrie Colony Melanie Colli Karma Hawkins Jeff Medwick Kevin Monaghan Brandon Brandon School of Music Hamiota Elementary School

Correction Note on Local Show Sponsorship and Winners

The Hi Point Junior Showmanship plaque was donated by Redfern Farm Services and won by Christine Little. Achievement medallions donated by Royal Bank were won by Amanda Lints, Jillian Lints, Diane Fillion and Daniel Maynes. Decker Country Riders apologizes to Redfern Farm Services and to the Royal Bank for a mixup and for omitting Redfern from the Crossroads Card of Thanks. their donation is appreciated.

Hi Point Redfern Farm Services Christine Little Royal Bank Amanda Lints Jillian Lints Diane Fillion Daniel Maynes Decker Country Riders

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