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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1960
Page
5
A single engine plane crashed into the rear of a Mountain View house during approach to Moffett Field. A woman resident was killed, and authorities believe the pilot also died in Santa Clara County.
Weeklies rail against sanitation practices in cheese production and grocery displays. Writers fault overprocessed, cello wrapped pasty products and demand cheese be solid, tangy and properly aged.
A mosaic of dated letters and editorials laments provincial costs and Confederation risks in Upper Canada. Commentary contrasts benefit fears with the St Lawrence Seaway, while provincial papers urge safer driving and warn youths about riding moving vehicles.
A compact clippings-style item lists varied terms and fragments including college cheers toward a sheltered side, an American anthropologist, translations, prose, abstract being, house addition, extinct bird, produce, hostel, bishopric, sale, corrode, British Dominion, class, urns, Miss Turner, dry, jogging pace, and a small explosion noted without context.
A Canadian Consumers Association protest sparks a trend as Quebec shoppers redeem trading stamps for groceries instead of premiums. Housewives pocket grocery money after buying trinkets with stamps, spreading the practice as store chains rethink redemptions. The piece notes a playful thrill and cultural commentary while warning of wider adoption.
Ross announces Alberta Poison Control Service with Poison Treatment Centres in every hospital and Central Poison Information Centres in Edmonton and Calgary. Centres hold an index of 2400 substances and antidotes, staffed 24 hours at Edmonton and Calgary, linking hospitals by direct telephone line. Over 5000 poisonous substances listed in filing systems.
The first fraternal society in Canada, a Masonic lodge, was founded by British troops at Napolis Royal in 1749, marking early organized fraternal activity in the region.
A dog linked to an advertisement led staff to its owner Mrs Peter Eastcott of Peterborough. The dog traced two newspaper employees four blocks to the office, where an ad-taker recognized the tag number in the posted notice.
Home bakers are invited to try these tender puffy braided rolls featuring a sophisticated accent from toasted seeds. For best results use Fleischmann's Active Dry Yeast to ensure optimal rise and texture.
Instructions describe heating milk and coffee to lukewarm, mixing with sugar salt and butter or margarine. Add dissolved yeast in warm milk, stir in flour until smooth then knead on a floured board until elastic. Continue by gradually incorporating more flour as needed for dough consistency.
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