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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 1956
Page
5
Mannie seeks refuge from relentless prairie wind at Windhaven canyon finding a hidden rope and cave. She climbs to safety with Roanie and discovers Windhaven a place of shelter where she vows never to leave Joel again.
Ad copy touts Hem Row Tablet as a quick internal action remedy for itching soreness and "shrink pies" with two to three doses daily. It promises fast comfort, low cost, and wide drugstore availability.
Don Loadman of Regina details a four year track scholarship at the University of Houston beginning September 1955. He discusses cross country, the 880 and relay events, a 9:29 two mile finish in a cross country meet, a 4:21 mile best, and aims to qualify for the Canadian Olympic team in 1956.
A sequence of short jokes unfolds in a small town scene with punchlines about school, reading, Texas pollmen, shopping habits, marriage, and a boy named Johnny who teases his teacher. The humor rests on misunderstandings and everyday family moments.
Saskatchewan cattlemen face dwindling roughage as roughage supplies run low. Eric Rogers, livestock specialist, advises supplementing hay with ground grain such as oats barley and wheat to maintain energy. For mature cows, a daily mix of five to six quarts of grain alongside half the usual hay is suggested, with gradual changes and extra grain in extreme cold. A farm made mineral mix, plus vitamin rich protein if hay is poor, supports health.
Ottawa reports that federal provincial talks on national health insurance will resume in Ottawa on Monday January 23. The session follows the October conference and will cover health services components, projected costs, financing methods, administration, and service priorities with all ten provinces invited to participate.
On January 3 1956 a commemorative 5c postage stamp honoring hockey will be sold in Canadian post offices. Designed by James Simpkins the blue horizontal stamp measures about 1 1 2 by 1 and is engraved by the Canadian Bank Note Company. Prime offices receive stock January 23 with orders for mint stamps preferred. the stamp is a one time issue not reprinted or overprinted.
The guidance promotes a well balanced diet for a nursing mother with ample milk, water and vitamin D intake. It recommends vegetables, potatoes, fruits, wholegrain bread and cereals as daily staples.
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