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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1961
Page
2
City of Brandon plans to adopt Daylight Saving Time starting next Monday prompting a public meeting if interest warrants. The column also comments on local civic life, community notes, sports coverage, and civic clubs.
Walter Susskind, a renowned conductor born in Prague, led major orchestras across Europe North America and Australia. He began conducting in 1933 in German opera houses and moved to England in 1941 where he joined radio networks.
The W I will meet in the community room on Wednesday May 3 at 2 pm. The community extends sympathy to the Cochrane families on the recent loss of Mrs Surn Cochrane.
Winnipeg notes report a lively pot luck supper hosted by the W.A. with attendees praising the supper and a good time. Wards celebrate speedy recoveries for Mrs Coburn, Mr H Collyer, and Mr E Barnes at Winnipeg General Hospital.
The article outlines eleven laundry tips including sorting whites and colors and treating stains. It stresses cooling water for certain stains and avoiding heat on others and notes several individuals and travels through Winnipeg and Invermere connected to the topic.
One died and twenty rural youths attended the University of Manitoba, with the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Extension Service co sponsoring. The event featured lectures on rural sociology and leadership, dance instruction, public speaking, and 4 H initiatives, as delegates were announced for National 4 H Week.
A pamphlet titled Happy Nashday is offered free of charge by the Virden Agriculture Extension Office for readers to use on washday.
M Deveson reports Dr J M Isa warns farmers to vaccinate calves against blackleg at specific ages before pasture turnout. The article notes soil spores, frost effects, and spares on vaccine sources. It also offers indoor shelterbelt planting tips from M Bonnefoy on heeling bundles, root care, and avoiding root mildew for durable tree belts.
Manitoba shelterbelt specialist George Bonneau warns farmers that young field trees need careful handling when transplanting this spring. Improper storage and rough planting can greatly reduce vitality, so farmers are advised to follow simple guidelines to safeguard the saplings.
A collection of practical advice covering eggs and baking, shoe care, butter softening, freezing stamps, cooking fish, sauces, linen washing, a novel green detergent jug, cold water soaking, and a playful “fun” bank idea. Practical hints emphasize avoiding cracks, preventing grease, proper rinsing, and cost-saving habits.
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