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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 27, 1957

Page

2

Reject new barley for seed use in Alberta trials

Parkland barley seed distributed by Canada Department of Agriculture not added to Varletien list for Alberta 1887. Alberta varietal zoning notes lack regional data and suitability across soils and climates. Seed eligible for CW grades based on lab tests. must prove in large scale malt testing before premiums. Alberta Publication January 15, 1957.

Canada Department of Agriculture Varletien Alberta Halrnrust Ita Brierley Parkland

Prettiest TV Cover Crochet Pattern 7020

Ace B Croeks presents a TV cover pattern 7020 with a graceful medallion border of shell stitches. Instructions fit 22 inch size in No. 30 cotton with smaller size in No. 50 cotton and larger in string. send twenty five cents to receive the pattern.

Free Needlecraft Patterns Offer From Alice Brooks Book

Household Arts Department at 60 Front Street Toronto advertises two free patterns printed in the ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft book plus dozens of other designs to order. Readers can send 25 cents to receive a copy of the book, highlighting easy and fascinating hand-work for home and self.

Alice Brooks

Royal Commission forecasts Canada 1980 population and economy

The five commissioners release a preliminary Royal Commission report projecting Canada in 1980 with population rising to about 26.65 million and urban dwellers at 21.01 million. Manufacturing jobs grow to 2.89 million while farm employment drops to 735 thousand, and per capita income rises about 65 percent since 1955.

Royal Commission Canada

Swiss Mothers Carry Babies on Heads While Climbing

In Valais canton Swiss mothers balance a wooden cradle with a bound infant atop the head. The cradle rests on a thick cushion as the mother jogs along steep rocky paths and continues knitting with freed hands.

Canton of Valais

New Manitoba Hydro Plant to Rise in Selkirk

J R Rettie announced plans for a steam electric generating plant on the east side of the Red River opposite the golf course. Two 66 000 kilowatt tribune generators will be installed for an eventual 260 000 kilowatts with construction from April to November 1959 and a monthly payroll up to 209 000 dollars.

Hydro Red River Selkirk J. R. Rettie Manitoba Hydro- Electric Board Enterprise Sekirk Man

100th Birthday for Rockwood Resident Mrs. Lawrence

The Free Press notes Mrs. George Lawrence Sr. of Rockwood will celebrate her 100th birthday next Monday. She lives with her son George Lawrence at the general store and is described as the village’s oldest resident. Her longevity is attributed to clean living, early bed, early rising, and hard work.

George Lawrence Rockwood

Cut Those Apron Strings For Parents Only

An editorial urges parents to let teens choose their path and make decisions. It condemns overprotective guiding and cites examples from education and biographies, including Zane Grey, to illustrate the harm of domination. It argues maturity comes from freedom and firsthand experience.

Zane Camrose Canadian Camerose Alta

Egg price support extended for 1957

The Right Honourable James G. Gardiner announced continued price support for eggs in 1957 on 38 cents per dozen for Grade A Large eggs delivered at storage points. The Board will purchase even the established price plus carrying charges to keep producer prices aligned with the support level.

James G. Gardiner Gardiner

Canada’s new east coast Red Cross Outpost Hospital

A newly established Red Cross Outpost Hospital opens in Carbonear Newfoundland and Labrador marking a significant healthcare expansion in the region. The facility represents enhanced access to medical services for local residents and nearby communities.

Canada Red Cross Carbonear Nflit

Hosiery Prices to Rise in Spring

Canadian women can expect modest nylon hosiery price hikes this spring, the first increase in six years. Factories cite higher costs for yarn, machinery, and packaging, with the rise mainly on cheaper grades rather than branded lines, noticeable around Easter.

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Jfashions Pretty TV By Ace B Croeks Household Arts Department P.P.L Front Street Toronto Saskatchewan Red Cross Regina Construction of Manitoba Vogue By Nancy Cleaver Fleischmann
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