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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1956
Page
2
Observers in Washington note echoes of ancient history as they discuss Israel's invasion of Egypt and the potential risks if Egyptians heed past warnings. The discussion frames current tensions against long history and warns of repeating patterns.
A local guidance piece outlines practical steps to lower heating costs beyond insulation. It urges proper burner tuning by a qualified technician, sealing unused attic and basement spaces, and insulating pipes and ducts to prevent heat loss. The article also reflects on historical views linking Egypt and Israel.
Home projects face obstacles without a helper, so ingenuity is key. The auto jack serves as a useful extra set of arms, for example holding plaster board on the ceiling while you work.
Household Arts Department at 60 Front Street W Toronto offers two free patterns printed in the Alice Brooks Needlecraft book with stunning designs for self and home. Dozens of other designs to order, all easy hand-work. Send 25 cents for your copy of the book right away.
The article argues deer are abundant and adaptable, urging hunters to slow their pace and study terrain. It emphasizes still hunting, stealth over speed, and matching movement to woodland life to outwit wary whitetail, blacktail, and mule deer.
The State Department signaled diplomats may receive an extra allowance to cover rising roaming costs. A brisk winter wind note warns of dangers. A friend had a foreign sports car incident from something in his eye. The piece ends with a quip about Santa Claus clauses and a request for plain name address and pattern number.
The notice lists foil colored ribbon thread sequins water colors and glue for 17 decorations on pattern 436. The kit will be mailed for 35 cents and orders ship the day they are received. Extra fast service can be added for each pattern ordered.
RCMP based Alberta Safety Council summary shows 207 traffic fatalities in 20 months ending October 31, up 20 from a year earlier. October alone saw 41 deaths, mainly from rural areas, with 612 injuries, a sharp rise from 349 in October 1955. Officials warn deaths could exceed 250 if trends continue.
Manitoba's UNCHICal VaDosage Week from November 19 to 26 follows one of the province's largest cabbage crops. Government specialist Bert Sandercock notes ample supply through February with a new storage technique using artificial light to keep cabbage fresh and green. He adds Manitoba cabbage remains cheaper than imported produce despite improved quality. Nutritionists praise cabbage as a strong vitamin C source.
In Winnipeg 110 4-H Club members attended the annual 4-H Club Week sponsored by Manitoba Agriculture with funding from T Eaton Company. Delegates aged over 15 attended once, selected for group achievement. Orivia Jeffries and Patsy Dodds of Stockton Clothing Club won top marks in the Kiwanis 4-H Girls Demonstration for the Martinson Shield.
The tropical breadfruit ranks as one of the largest vegetables consumed by people, with its closest competitor being a giant pumpkin.
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