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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
3
Farmers and officials in Weyburn heard L F Meletesh urge salvaging every pound of forage to avert losses as Saskatchewan faces forage shortages. McIntosh outlined a 10 year grid roll program now in its third year with over one third complete and pledged livestock support policies to protect cattle herds.
Hon. R. Bond officially opened the Souris district hospital health and diagnostic units in a public ceremony. The ground floor space, costing about 21000 financed by provincial and Canadian grants, with remaining funds borrowed by the hospital area board. Diagnostic unit led by W Allison operates since April 1 with technicians Tom Donnelly and Miss E Duma and a 200 MA rotating anode X ray machine. radiologist Dr J Locke visits weekly.
Graceful crocheted chair back and dresser or chair accents with ty fern motifs. Pattern 7026 lists a 13x17 inch chair back and 7x? arm rest with a red back doily. Send thirty five cents to Household Arts Department at Front Street, W. Terente for the pattern.
Executive director Lewis A. Henbury of the Canadian Mental Health Association in Saskatchewan spoke at a public Estevan branch meeting on rehabilitation and combating stigma. He urged humane treatment of discharged mental health patients, cited a five minute impact claim, and noted a Saskatchewan recovery project nearing its third year with Weyburn and Regina facilities expanding.
A jolly 21 inch high painted figure for lawn display is part of Pattern 365 from Home Workshop Patterns. The packet No 57 includes five Cut-Outs for House and Yard and costs 1 75 dollars, with address 4433 West Suh Avenue Vancouver B C.
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind states there is no registration fee. Eligibility hinges on an eye report from a qualified ophthalmologist certifying vision not exceeding 20/200 with best correction. Registration has no age, color, creed, or political restrictions, only blindness.
Researchers Erna L. Gibbs and Dr. Frederic A. Gibbs report 852 cases show no evidence that Salk polio vaccine harms the brain or central nervous system. They emphasize the completely negative results, noting such findings were unforeseen. The study appears in The Journal of the American Medical Association. Delft in Southern Holland lends its name to a china ware.
Pattern advertisement by Anne Adams Pattern Dept lists a princess silhouette sundress and cover-up jacket pattern 4580 in half sizes. Includes printed directions, multiple size options from 142 to 2244, yardage details, and requests 50 cents postage with size name and address to Toronto.
The editor praises local youths and PONY promotes youth development through widespread teen activities. He argues Canada should fund extramural programs in athletics music drama art and culture with scholastic credits to curb teen-age problems and asks for national adoption.
The piece argues that despite longer leisure time modern people remain busy and spread thin. It praises contemplation and careful use of free time, warns against overcommitment, and notes many organizations exist but some are superfluous. It stresses meaningful leisure and thoughtful engagement.
Dr. Lloyd Jacobson of the University of Washington warned at a dental association convention that jam and peanut butter sandwiches are a major cause of tooth decay among North American youths. He urged brushing within five minutes of eating to prevent damage and noted the trend as a national concern.
The editorial by Tom Kearns of Kipling argues that regardless of party, Canadians must back the new government to ensure good policy. It stresses timely warnings, broad backing, and collective effort to address major national problems during the term.
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