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A new kind of activity was enjoyed at Bishop Noa Home in 1977 — hatching eggs. Four ducklings were born in an incubator built by the Noa Home maintenance man, before residents placed chicken eggs in the artificial nest. In this photo, originally published in the Sept. 6, 1977 issue of the Daily Press, resident Blanche Bussineau gets acquainted with a three-day-old ducking, held by Activity Director Paul Krusell.
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A new kind of activity was enjoyed at Bishop Noa Home in 1977 -- hatching eggs. Four ducklings were born in an incubator built by the Noa Home maintenance man, before residents placed chicken eggs in the artificial nest. In this photo, originally published in the Sept. 6, 1977 issue of the Daily Press, resident Blanche Bussineau gets acquainted with a three-day-old ducking, held by Activity Director Paul Krusell.
