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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 22, 1944
Page
7
Chugi and Jay pursue separate dates around their marriage while Strong Baxter enters the scene. A publicity note shows Jay with a famous explorer, prompting Chugi to demand an end to the charade. Jay refuses to reveal the truth, keeping the ruse alive.
Jay Elder and Chugi Elder meet at a party and fall deeply in love. They spend days together then wed but agree to a weekly Wednesday night apart to preserve their individuality, promising no questions or shared dates. Their intense bond sparks plans for separate personal time.
The Brockville Recorder and Times notes that Canada must actively pursue postwar tourism as rivals worldwide will also court tourist dollars. Governments and industries in competing nations plan aggressive efforts to attract travelers to bolster their economies after the war.
The agriculture department advises keeping cellars at 35 degrees Fahrenheit for storing fruits and vegetables and preserves. Vegetables should not be placed directly on the floor. use bins or crates to aid ventilation and cooling.
A report notes dead penguins are rare on land while sick birds strive to reach the sea before death. The observation underlines the vulnerability of penguins stranded away from their marine habitat and the need for timely intervention.
A 20 page guide promises weight control tips for women and men. Scientifically prepared menus at three caloric levels cover every day of the week. Prepared by competent authorities, the plan accompanies Kellogg's All-Bran packets at grocers for convenient access.
Plastics come from coal air water milk limestone natural gas salt wood and acetic acid and many other sources. Powdered plastic is heated and pressed in moulds to become finished articles or parts for periscopes windshields badges and countless components.
Seed testing in laboratories encompasses purity analysis and germination testing. W. H. Wright notes late sampling causes lab congestion, urging earlier seed cleaning before winter to speed up work. The Seeds Act aims to fairly evaluate seeds to ensure crop value under a Dominionwide, uniformly equipped system.
British engineers completed a peacetime necessity by reconstructing a large cross over at London Bridge station. They prepared and numbered ties and rails on a field, then assembled the components on flat cars and rebuilt the crossing to restart traffic by 5 PM.
A church supper item describes baking half a dozen butterscotch biscuits for charity. It lists ingredients including All Bran, buttermilk, flour, baking powder, soda, salt, shortening, brown sugar and butter. The method outlines soaking, mixing, shaping, rolling, slicing and baking until golden.
Edmonton pilot Don Laubman DFC and Bar now Canada's top ace since D-Day with 15 enemy planes shot down and three damaged. The fighter ace from Alberta earned recognition for outstanding air combat achievements.
In Toronto a small street named McGee has risen in pride as temporary homes for soldiers' families faced protests. Seventy three men from 58 houses served, including four killed and two amputations, with majors captains sergeants among the crews. The street, once deemed a slum, stands as a testament to wartime duty.
Londoners saw how the buzz bombs were countered at Piccadilly in a wartime exhibit. Defence gear was cleared from the hall hours before opening, yet civilians learned about the Royal Observer Corps A A batteries fighter and balloon commands. A new balloon parachute cable device, operated by W A A F, used two parachutes on a moored balloon to cut wings from bombs.
Canadian Press war correspondent William Stewart reports that after three years covering Canadian advances in Sicily Italy France and Belgium the Canadian army enjoys tremendous popularity in Britain. British papers have run headlines praising Canadian troops lifting their reputation higher than ever.
A sky hook device delivers food, medicine, and mail to isolated military personnel. It outperforms a parachute by landing nearly directly under the release point in standard winds, ensuring faster, safer supply drops.
Anne Adams Pattern 4725 offers scallops and heart pockets in sizes small medium and large. Small uses one yard of 35 inch material, priced at 20 cents and requires mail orders to the Winnipeg Pattern Dept. Pattern delivery may be delayed by mail times.
Sap of the rubber tree resembles milk in appearance and behavior. Chemists learned much about handling it by studying dairy chemistry methods, and the term latex derives from the Spanish word for milk.
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