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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1958
Page
5
A domestic vignette in the As I See It column portrays a chaotic morning at the MacCallum home as a wife departure plans clash with a husband’s plea for help. The piece blends daily family banter with comic frustration and editor’s note inviting reader comments from Hamiota readers.
CKX TV Channel 5 daily listings show program blocks from 1:30 to 12:30 with titles including This is the Life Tower Trail to the Sea Country Calendar Junior Magazine Citizens Forum The Living Sea Lassie The Living Book CKX News Weather Views Sports Scope Burns & Allen Father Knows Best December Bride Amos N' Andy Christmas Show Ed Sullivan Showtime Close Up Explorations CBC National News and various other era programs.
The East Group of the WI wid card party plans a meet in the Community Room on February 4 at 2 pm. Hosts include Stewarts, Peacocks, W Skaymans, and E McConnelis at their respective homes.
The Scotia Ladies held a meeting on Thursday with Mrs. Harvey Gray and Mrs. Al Lipscombe presenting a woven demonstration. A county lunch was served by the north group. Mrs. Jack Butler reportedly broke her arm.
Agricultural editor addresses criticism about discussing rape and wild oats. He notes weed losses totaling about 50 000 or more per year across farms, then cites progress in chemical weed control. Jack Forbes of the Manitoba Department of Agriculture will speak at meetings in Hamiota Isabella and Manitou about weed control.
The office offers limited grass seed under a Demonstration Policy to help farmers start forage crops. Eligible farmers may receive seed once, with a mix of Brome grass Meadow Fescue and Alfalfa at 12 lbs per acre. McConnell Calf Chub sponsors a 4-H Amateur Night in McConnell on Friday January 31 at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
In late 1957 the Juvonto Telegram highlighted CBC subsidies for television commercials, citing government assistance and taxpayer funding. The column notes readers were told of the subsidy in weekly papers since 1956, arguing the practice has persisted too long and that advertisers in magazines benefit as well.
A reader argues against special subsidies for broadcasting and urges support for small weekly newspapers. He contends publishers must set fixed ad rates, warns against national ads eroding local papers, and suggests taxpayers should not fund CBC and related cultural displays. He urges contacting MPs to end light subsidies.
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