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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1952
Page
7
An aging art patron in a city gallery recalls Harvey Collinson and a life sized painting of a young woman. A student pair discuss the work while the old lady reveals the painter’s vow to preserve youth and the link between fame and love, ending with a reflection on happiness.
In Vancouver a brown bear family triggered a shed door shattering escape as the mother carried the cub back into the trees. Nearby reports note geese shot near Antelope Lake, plus miners in Flin Flon receiving Moscow radio programs while drilling for nickel.
A recipe outlines crisp waffles or light pancakes using sifted flours baking powder salt nutmeg sugar and eggs with melted margarine and milk. It details mixing steps with yolks then folded in stiff egg whites and yields for pancakes or waffles, noting serving options with butter syrup or savory accompaniments.
About 25 percent of Canadian teachers work in one room rural schools. The note also lists fisheries in Saskatchewan with rainbow, brook and lake trout present in more than 100 lakes.
Calgary's Joe Graham and Ben Graham of Vulcan are believed to be Canada's oldest identical twins, celebrating their 90th birthday. They were born in 1862 in Ontario to the Graham/Mackenzie families and spent years in Ontario Wisconsin Montana Alberta before settling near Vulcan. Joe remains in Calgary recovering from illness while Ben hosts friends at Vulcan.
Gravelbourg Saskatchewan farmer Roscoe Bekker reports two headed wheat stalks among a grain field. He says overall crop not pure Siamese variety but enough double headed stalks to boost expected yield. A brief note adds the banana as the largest growing herb.
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