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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
7
A tribute tracing a mother's many roles from homemaker to central bond in a family. It notes how she mends, cooks, cleans, and guides children through crises, with the aim of preserving unity and love. The piece urges expressing thanks on Mother's Day next Sunday.
The Chrysler Corporation of Canada Limited elects 31 year old C Allan Foran to its board. Foran will serve as executive assistant and director of organization and is a Winnipeg native and former RCAF aircrew member. The piece notes a shift toward younger executives in industry.
The Financial Post reports 1956 cigarette use in Canada reached 27 billion cigarettes with about half of adults smoking. Smokers paid an estimated $565 million, over $300 million of which went to federal and provincial taxes, prompting tobacco growers to complain and the government to urge more consumption.
Pinafore of huck easy to weave for hot days. Pattern 7126 offers sizes 2 4 and S with directions for huck pinafore. Send 35 cents to Front Street Toronto for pattern and two free Alice Brooks needlecraft book designs with 25 cents for the book.
Hand sewing guide offers two neckline options for this dress pattern. Misses sizes 14 through 48 cover a wide range, with 34 yards required for size 18 in 35 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions and simple, tested fit. Send 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. for Pattern 4620.
The Latin Quarter in Paris derives its name from the University of Paris teaching all courses in Latin in early times. The neighborhood later became a hub for scholars and students, shaping its historic identity and cultural aura in the city.
The article discusses when government correspondence must stay confidential in a clash between Premier St Laurent and Mr Diefenbaker. It notes St Laurent’s letter to President Eisenhower on farm surplus policy likely remained confidential and argues public disclosure could derail negotiations and undermine private dealings between leaders.
The piece warns readers about springtime swindlers selling dubious schemes. It contrasts reputable local businesses with con artists who use smooth lines to take money, encouraging readers to verify licenses, seek credentials, and demand callbacks before deciding.
The March 21 1937 Press notes Premier Frost and Finance Minister Harris delivered a budget with no new taxes and extended aid to pensioners and self employed retirees. Tax reductions total 55 million while benefit payments rise 93 million. federal sources remain unchanged and municipal levies loom later.
A letter argues that the term freedom attracts propaganda and that attempts to qualify press freedom curb the people's right to know. It cites Hungary’s press bill and warns Canadians against endorsing limits on information. The piece frames freedom as essential to democracy and denounces hypocrisy in calls to restrict press rights.
The City of Camrose praises Jim Dabbi o for pushing artificial ice at the curling rink. Camrose already hosts a modern facility with strong bonspiel activity and rented ice, but weather dependent skating arena hampers events. Citizens urge council to install ice making machines before winter to attract hockey and other events and avoid becoming a second rate sports center.
The text argues that industrialization raises costs and reduces labor, forcing farmers to expand fields for efficient machinery use and tighter production specialization. It predicts farming will shift from gamble to profession, then to science, rewarding those who prepare with greater security.
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