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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1955
Page
3
A clinic notes common tennis return faults such as poor viewing of the ball and wrong stance, with tips to hit returns from waist height and toward the server’s or forehand side. It also profiles Chuck Hardy, a Toronto schoolboy who showcased a caffeine tea honey lemon energy drink after a fast 100 yard dash.
The piece extols charity and the blessedness of giving over receiving, citing Jesus and the example of parents in daily life. It praises foundations and organizations devoted to humanity, and notes the joy seen in a child’s simple gift as a living witness to selfless acts.
A farm scene lyric contrasts aging equipment with enduring rural life. The poem recalls old machinery like a rawhide halter and a broken binder, noting cattle roaming the range and tasks of garden work, ending with a stately closing line about English language dominance.
A wide set of crossword style clues is presented, listing many numbered hints across multiple entries that include furniture support, chemical symbols, geographical names, mythological figures, and common words, suggesting a puzzle page with several parallel word lists.
A string of light comedy bits includes a doctor’s stubborn promise to remove an itchy appendix and a barber encounter about a no chatter shave. Other vignettes cover misheard deaths, literary vanity, and a husband’s reveal as the blonde passerby’s spouse.
A 2,561 acre farm on a peninsula 30 miles northwest of Vancouver raises 140-foot Douglas firs, hemlock and cedar. Operated by Canadian Forest Products, the project uses thinning and pruning to boost value, with 350 trees pruned to improve plywood suitability and logs grouped by species during extraction.
Approximately 1,345 pounds of stainless steel are used in the manufacture of a modern jet fighter bomber. The note appears from a decoded intelligram listing states and numbers.
A lighthearted exchange pits Brown and Robinson in a playful quip about marriage and cooking. Brown jokes what his wife doesn’t know about cooking isn’t worth knowing, while Robinson counters that that is precisely the bit his wife does know.
The questions ask which explorer received a royal grant of 410 for discovering Canada and what sources fund federal unemployment insurance benefits. It compares 1954 and 1937 cash income of farmers, asks the year Newfoundland became Canada’s tenth province, and compares first quarter immigration to Canada with the same period in 1954.
Immigration totalled 17 627 in the period down 37 percent from a year ago. Farm cash income of 2.4 billion was nearly 15 percent less than in 1953. John Cabot is noted. In 1949. Employers and employees in insured industries contribute equally with one fifth of their total contribution added from general tax revenues and administration costs paid from tax revenues.
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