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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1957
Page
5
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Shirley Maxine Curle wed Rionald E. Clark in a formal ceremony June 8 at Justice United Church. The couple plans to reside in Estevan after a Yellowstone trip, with a reception in the church and a bride’s yellow travel outfit noted.
A double wedding in Isabella united Bernice Lucille Doran and Raymond Peter Stull at 2 pm with Rev. M Watts officiating. The ceremony featured Lohengrin and The Lord’s Prayer with solo by Mrs. Colin Campbell Brandon. The reception served 100 guests on the lawn. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Donald Still of Flin Flon and others from Hamiota Winnipeg and Vancouver.
As July enters its third week Manitoba baseball heats up with Hamiota leading the Mid Western League seniors toward a first round against Binsearth, while juniors face Dauphin. Bantam B seeks title with Strathclair knockouts and a 9-7 opener win. Hamiota's season includes four tours, a 29-game win streak snapped by Riverside, and a Hartney anniversary tournament showing strong showings by Broadview Buffs and others.
A narrator complains of family noise during meals as guests drift to TV. He references Dale Carnegie and other classics to impress, then hides pie around the house and joins the television, while noting insults toward Eskimos and a quip about a Pipeline project.
Lawrence Galton reports in Canadian Home Journal that supervoltage radiation aids advanced lung cancer patients. In a U S National Cancer Institute study, 100 treated patients showed 53 of 84 available for follow up over 3 months benefited, with 24 alive about a year later and 19 symptom free. A long acting hormone Delatestryl halted milk flow in over 800 non nursing mothers with minimal side effects. An antihistamine Sandostone may ease hay fever and hives with fewer adverse reactions, aiding some patients who cannot tolerate older drugs.
A columnist recalls delivering a sharp dinner table speech to establish authority, choosing a topic of interest, and provoking family attention. The speaker notes listeners’ reactions range from indifference to arguments, leaving him talking to inanimate objects while the family continues unaware nearby.
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