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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1960
Page
5
The Canadian context marks White Cane Week starting February 7 with remarks from Mrs. Bendrig and others. Leaders urged better vision care, training, and safety to prevent blindness, stressing that early eye exams and responsible habits protect sight and independence.
A vintage home feature urges housewives to brighten kitchens by repainting drawers cupboards and small items. It recommends white enamel with coral accents, outlines preparation sanding and cleaning steps and gives brush sizes plus storage tips for easy upkeep and a fresh look.
Long time open checker king seeks shortest win in six moves. White must maneuver to force victory with precise play, while no clues are given in advance to guide the solution.
St. Kitchener Rover Crew from St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church answered a Civil Defence call December 16. They organized a twelve man relief team, set up flood lighting, replaced oxygen tanks, and helped cordon streets. Salvation Army operated an emergency canteen for firefighters.
A quotation from Nicholas Murray Butler frames democracy as elevating all men to their fullest capacity for service and achievement. It contrasts "raise democracy" with "true democracy" urging everyone to rise to their potential.
A humorous verse on aging and lost youth. The speaker recalls a once lively life and now moves slowly through routine. Retired from competition, they pass days by dusting off wits, reading Obits, and noting that if their name is missing they are not dead.
A simple layered dish using medium potatoes and cheese sauce. Bake at 400 degrees F until hot and brown crumbs, about 10 to 26 minutes. Cheese sauce uses evaporated milk, salt, and grated process-type Canadian cheese.
Ada Cummings, 38, and her husband Bill, an unemployed laborer, allegedly traded their newborn for a house in Newcastle. The incident highlights housing pressures as the United States reports over 454 million acres under cultivation, the world's largest agricultural area.
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