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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1957
Page
3
Tennis elbow is an overuse injury of the elbow bursa sacs caused by forceful strokes or overextension during play. Treatment emphasizes heat therapy and rest, with a heat pack and analgesic balm used nightly, plus warmups to prevent chronic symptoms.
A dessert idea using fresh or canned fruit set in a crystal dish with a flavored almond cream sauce. Butter flour cream sugar and extracts create a smooth sauce, poured around fruit and garnished with toasted salted almonds. Serves six.
Montreal economist C F Fraser told the Silk and Ray Institute annual meeting that the European Common Market and Free Trade Area plans threaten Canada. He warned immediate effects would be unfavorable as tariff barriers are removed among seven Western European states and Canada faces increased discrimination against dollar goods. Fraser urged balanced support to bolster Western Europe without weakening North America as economic freedom bastions.
The article notes the North American work week has shrunk by three hours per decade since 1850, reaching 0.2 hours by 1955. It suggests a four-day week could become standard in 20 years if productivity rises to keep output equal to a five-day week.
Saskatchewan notes report the Weekes Ladies Club traveling 16 miles to Bertwell to supply a hungry crowd during an auction sale. They loaded 50 loaves and food, closed shop by 9 am, returning by 8 pm with $86 raised.
North Battleford reports building permits totaling over 420000 for 1957 with four prior years exceeding a million dollars annually. The prospective year looks strong, with home building activity ongoing, says Building Inspector Thomas Davidson of The News-Optimist.
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