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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1957
Page
5
An ad extols Elephant Brand High Nitrogen Fertilizers for stubble and pasture, claiming higher soil nitrogen increases grain and forage yields. It outlines three application methods and promises faster livestock weight gain and richer forage as a result of enhanced nitrogen content.
Spring plant food comes from crop residues and added nitrogen fertilizer, making nutrients available to the new crop. Elephant Brand High Nitrogen Fertilizers provide readily accessible nourishment for young plants starting growth.
Friends honor Mrs Fowlie on her 80th birthday with a corsage and songs. A gift is given by Mrs Emerson and Mrs Fowlie. Rally Day planned for Sunday September 22 with St Sunday School to participate. Rev Walmsley delivers a message as notices of teachers are listed.
The fall program of the Afternoon Auxiliary of the W M L Ogan met at Mrs L Jenry's home last Thursday. Mrs W White introduced Jap 442 from the new study book with comments by a questionnaire. Devotional from Miss Monthly. offering and prayers by Mrs Spurling. Reports from departments. plans for finishing the magazine. Thank offering October 18. next meeting at Mrs K Clubb October 10. Baby Band meets September 14 in church basement. all mothers with babies invited. Mrs F McPhaden and Maureen returned from all-
District Nurse R Cottick describes slow but steady growth in preadolescent girls, with physiological changes and developing eye hand coordination. She highlights behavioral traits, reading ability spread, and urges parents to support without pressure. A prenatal class contact is provided at Hamiota United Church basement on September 19.
At First United Church Victoria Miss Black spoke about her two years as a social service worker at Indore College in India. She noted Indian women can now carry the work themselves thanks to training in W M S Schools and showed a silk sari presented by her students.
Eva and Colin Gibson fly to Vancouver as guests of Mr and Mrs Wray marking Eva's first flight. Abe Allshire, former Hamiota resident, now Vancouver carpenter, visits. Mrs Pat Walsh hospitalised after a heart attack. Community fashion shows fund bursaries and hospital projects.
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