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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 13, 1961

Page

3

Exchange Visits Highlight Ontario Quebec Cultural Ties

The article recalls 1957 start of student exchanges between Ontario and Quebec under the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews. Two weeks in each home foster language help, shopping, swimming, cycling and vacations, with April ONeil of Waterloo and Christiane Tremblay of Chivcoutimi cited as symbols of goodwill and budding bilingualism.

April O'Neil Waterloo Ontario Christiane Tremblay Chivcoutimi Québec April Christiane Niagara Falls Quebec Canada

Plainly Perfect PRINTED PATTERN and Pattern Details

Printed Pattern 4663 Misses' Bites sizes 10 through 18 with curved high seaming midriff and simple neckline. Requires 3% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Send name address and pattern number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto address with 50 cents in coins.

Heath Anne Adams Department P.P.L Front Street Toronto

Sight restoration program aids eighty successful cures

A federal provincial programme treated 105 blind persons in 1960-61 with 80 successful outcomes. The Blindness Control Division notes 25 others gained partial sight, recounting 731 treated since 1948 with 562 successes. Corneal transplants rise while cataract extractions decline. Dr Hoffman calls the increased provincial use encouraging.

Department of National Health ,and Welfare Department of National Health and Welfare Hoffman

Women Carry Heavy Loads in Tropical Africa

In tropical Africa women are the ones who bear burdens. Many carry loads up to a hundred pounds for hours, demonstrating remarkable endurance and daily labor.

Africa

Garden Graph By Dean Halliday

Garden Graph highlights ornamental grasses for summer gardens and winter indoor arrangements. Describes Miscanthus sinensis eleuther and Zebrina Miscanthus with tall plumes, cloudgrass panicles, quaking grass seed clusters, Job’s tears seeds, and rabbit tail grass tufts. Grasses are hardy, long lasting, and suited to borders and dried displays.

Job

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