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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
9
In a rainy morning scene Henry Lipking and family confront foxes near the barn. Aunt Thelma clashes with Pa over the hunt while Alvin helps pull her from pond mud after a skunk surprise.
The ad promotes pattern 4714 for a forward-collar shirtfrock with plunge neckline and wing cuffs in sizes 34 to 48. It lists fabric needs for size 36 and notes easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union for order.
A simple method combines rhubarb pineapple and sugar then rests several hours. Add ground oranges and heat low until sugar dissolves, then cook high ten minutes. Stir in raisins cook five minutes more, add nutrients, skim if needed and seal in hot sterilized jars.
A bake recipe describes creaming butter with sugar, adding egg yolks and coffee, folding in stiff egg whites, then adding dry ingredients with cinnamon nutmeg cloves and baking at 350 degrees for about 35 minutes in a shallow pan. Sprinkled with sugar topper.
Plans are under way to establish what should be Canada’s first cerebral palsy clinic in Regina. Dr C F W Hames Saskatchewan’s deputy minister of public health said the project progresses in the prairie city.
Red Deer Alberta with 6000 residents eyes a proposed 10 million kraft and bleached pulp mill by Alberta Pulp Mills. Details are scarce amid pulp and paper market uncertainty while construction costs are pegged at about 9 million dollars plus 1 million for working capital.
Edmonton reports about 7000 British immigrants are expected to settle in Alberta this year, per A J Hooke minister of economic affairs. The figure is similar to last year with arrivals from the United Kingdom at roughly 300 monthly and projected to rise. The second note mentions Phoebe meaning shining among Greek born women in the early Roman empire.
The bureau of statistics reports a growing world wheat supply. US forecasts suggest 1.312 billion bushels from spring wheat, near the 1.367 billion bushels record in 1947. Canada plans to seed 3 million more acres. Argentina and Australia report active planting. Europe shows better prospects though moisture remains tight in some areas.
A Blackfeet band from Alberta joined Winnipeg’s 75th anniversary events but faced a missing luxury as no electric lights were available. Spokesman Simon Big Snake said no modern Indian village would be complete without electric lighting.
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