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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 27, 1960
Page
7
The Grande Prairie plans include a completed market survey and an economic report on a proposed European type barley beer brewery in the city. An engineering report is underway and a definite announcement is expected soon. Rumors say the group may can the product for Northwest Territories distribution.
Advertises Anne Adams Patterns with two sewing designs for Misses and Women. Pattern 4933 features a slim dress with curved yoke and hip pockets in wool or jersey, sizes 10 to 18. fabric yardage listed and 50 cents required. Pattern 4808 offers a square neck dress for sizes 36 to 48 in cotton crepe wool with 3 1/2 yards for size 36. requires 40 cents. Orders to PPL Department, 60 Front Street W Toronto.
Thrifty cottons patterns offer blouse jacket overalls and jumper in sizes for children with yardage details and pattern numbers. Also doll wardrobe patterns include bunt ing snow suit coat dress and undergarments with sizes for dolls 10 to 20 inches and postage instructions.
East of the Red River from Steinbach to Niverville, Manitoba sugar beet growers face a $160,000 loss as 38 to 40 percent of this year’s crop is harvested. Extreme wet conditions left fields mudbound, ending efforts with extra help and caterpillar tractors. The 1959 loss tops 1941 figures as beet prices rise to 13.00 per ton, leaving many farmers financially finished and awaiting government relief. Total acreage lost runs about 3 120, per Carillon News dated November 20 1959.
Col. Pawel Monat a top Polish military attaches intelligence chief has requested asylum in the United States The Monat family has arrived and their stay request is being processed in the usual manner A State Department spokesman said Monat would have knowledge of Polish military intelligence and possible Soviet links
Detroit Red Wings star Gordie Howe stood at 498 career assists after 12 assists in the current season, two shy of 500, as of the morning of November 26 following a 486 assists total prior to this season.
Mrs. Eva Thurston announced two appointments to the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society Saskatchewan Division. Miss Helen Gunson becomes physiotherapist in charge of home treatment in Regina and Miss Patricia Tolley serves the Regina Rural Region, continuing the southeastern home program begun in May 1958.
Dr. Comrie describes a comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation plan for arthritic patients focusing on daily living skills. The physiotherapist uses no special equipment, teaching exercises and home tools like wax baths and pulleys. The society hopes to expand this home based physiotherapy program across the province as funds allow.
The article warns yearly about carbon monoxide poisoning from engines in cars trucks tractors and farm equipment. It urges simple safety rules such as keeping a window open when running engines and opening garage doors before starting motors to prevent fatal fumes.
A reflective verse from The Advocate of Drayton Ontario extols advertisers reporters and subscribers. It praises merchants who advertise women who send wedding notices and contributors who help the town's newspaper. It ends by urging prompt subscription payments and reader engagement.
Twenty library custodians from Alberta centres undertake a six month in service correspondence course in library management. Sponsored by the Cultural Activities Branch of the Alberta Provincial Secretary's Department, it covers cataloguing, selection, administration, public relations, and children's work. A three day seminar and examination will be held at the University of Alberta in April.
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