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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 07, 1956

Page

3

Canadian army band praised by Gruenther at SHAPE

General Alfred M. Gruenther praised the Signals band of the 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade for a three hour martial and popular program at SHAPE. Field Marshal Montgomery Admiral Lemonnier and General Norstadt also commended the band, with Gruenther presenting autographed menus and programs.

Band of the Hoyel SHAPE Comany 2Nd Canadian Infantry Brigade Bernard J. Lyons Masr Kingston Ont

Helpful Hints for Cleaning and Storing Household Items

Practical advice on washing brushes and thawing frozen meat before cooking. Rinse, shake, and air dry brushes. Thaw meat before oven use and cook promptly. Wash or dry clean clothes before storage and keep cottons and linens unstarch, dry completely. Store in a dry place to prevent mildew. man made fibers and silk need thorough cleaning before storing.

Barley Overtakes Wheat as Manitoba Main Crop

Since 1953 Manitoba acreage figures from the Department of Agriculture show barley surpassing wheat as the leading crop.

Manitoba Department of Agriculture

Weekly Bible Comment on Law Liberty and Love

The piece argues that law does not guarantee liberty and warns against obedience to tyrants. True liberty comes from laws aligned with God and the universal law of Love. It recalls the two greatest commandments from Judaism and their place in worship, urging daily life discipline toward love in action.

Jesus

Musical inmates form six prison bands at Southern Michigan

Six prison bands perform a wide range of styles from a 40 piece concert orchestra to a seven man polka group at Southern Michigan Prison. The program includes professional musicians and a former public school music teacher. Inmates also take beginner classes enrolling two groups of 35 learners to pick an instrument and learn teamwork.

Southern Michigan

Defensive Strategy Against Key Playmakers in Hockey

The passage discusses breaking up the opponent’s plays by neutralizing their breakout and key playmaker. It notes assigning two defenders to the central man who sets up most plays while a third forward covers supporting options to disrupt the opponent’s setup.

Fresh Tips and Odd Notes From Coast to Court

A playful mix of fashion, sports, and humor. A makeup artist uses whipped cream and barley for a rough horse look, New York fashion shows highlight high necks and plunging fronts, and basketball advice helps short players use speed and agility. Celebrity quips and a London bus incident add light anecdotes.

New York City

Future of Canada cheese industry faces shifts and growth

D. B. Goodwillie of Agriculture outlines dramatic changes in Canada’s cheese sector at the Ontario Cheese Producers Association meeting in Toronto. He notes declines in production and exports, rising imports, and stronger factories, with further growth expected in Quebec and increased domestic production of fancy cheeses.

Canada D. B. Goodwillie Canada Department of Agriculture Ontario Cheese Producers Association Toronto Goodwillie Quebec New Zealand United Kingdom Australia Switzerland Denmark Italy

Boyer Child Warns Family of Fire in Grand Haven Home

A two year old from Grand Haven Michigan woke his father Walter Boyer and saved family members when an overheated furnace started a blaze. The child shouted hotty until his father woke and could evacuate the household.

Grand Haven Michigan Douglas Boyer Walter

Colorado Surpasses Forty Nine 14 000 Foot Peaks

Colorado reaches a new count of 49 mountains standing at least 14 000 feet high above sea level. The milestone highlights a robust high altitude terrain extending across the summit-rich Rocky Mountain state.

Colorado

Praxiteles Depicted Statue and Puzzle Clues

A scrambled newspaper puzzle lists numerous clues from 7 copies of a Praxiteles statue to a long chain of crossword like hints. Entries cover topics from anatomy to astronomy and include ancient terms, animals, tools, and multiple languages.

Earning degree from waste land study of hunted habitat

Robert Verts earns a master's degree from Southern Utinals University by transforming 900 acres of abandoned strip mining land into a wildlife study area near here. He maintains the land for game and tracks populations, creating feeding grounds with a 130 acre corn plot while shrubs grasses and trees grow. The site already yields rabbits quad and other small game for hunters amid spoil piles and reforestation by the coal company that owns the land.

Arning Southern Utinals University Verts

Quick Canadian Facts pocket annual teaser

Answers to Quick Quiz gives that adver tising one-fifth and taxation four-fifths. Ontario is the reply for location. In 1954 the figure reached $27 million, ten times 1946. Ontario plates include one armed services plate. provinces and territories share the rest. Material prepared by Quick Canadian Facts editors.

Ontario Yukon N.W.T Armed Services Plate Quick Canadian Facts Pocket Annual Facts About Canada

Quick Canadian Quiz on Historic Yukon Mineral Value

A 1846 Yukon and Northwest Territories mineral protection estimate valued at 2.7 million. The quiz asks current value, number of vehicle license plates issued in Canada, leading fur province, Canada's oldest manufacturing industry, CBC’s 42 million year spend from advertising revenue, and sources for answers in Another Calgary edition.

Yukon Northwest Ter-riteriea Canada CBC

Horse sense test for mentally ill patients

A new psychological test measures ego strength, termed horse sense, to identify mentally ill patients unlikely to respond to psychotherapy. Dr. Frank X. Barton of the University of California leads the research, describing high ego strength as health, realism, personal adequacy, vitality, permissive morality, lack of ethnic prejudice, sociability, spontaneity, and reasonable intelligence.

Frank X. Barton University of California Barron

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