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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1948
Page
7
In a tense domestic scene John and Mary admit they each have a date to escape a stagnant marriage. Both reveal admiration for their unknown partners, then prepare for separate evenings, ending with John bidding Mary goodnight before his eight thirty date.
In a moonlit scene, a man waits for Mary in front of a bank at eight thirty. She arrives in a white evening dress, they share a hopeful smile, and he escorts her in his convertible for a romantic night ahead.
Pack a meat and rice mixture into a greased mold using breadcrumbs and egg. Line with rice, fill with seasoned meat, top with remaining rice, then steam or bake about 45 minutes. Unmold and serve with tomato sauce.
A historic recipe for Dutch Apple Pudding uses flour baking powder margarine apples and milk to make a soft dough base. Apples are pressed into the dough with margarine bits on top and sweetened with sugar and cinnamon before baking until tender. Serve with hot custard.
Ottawa reports France plans a Bayeux monument to inscribe allied regiments that fought on D-Day June 6 1944. Canadian regiments list is being prepared by army headquarters for inscription on the memorial.
Pattern 4949 offers a jumper with front buttons and puffed-sleeve blouse. Includes illustrated instructions and tested fit. Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 with fabric yardage listed. price 25 cents. address for orders in Winnipeg Manitoba.
Flin Flon chamber of commerce reports the highway between Flin Flon and The Pas should be completed by early October after an aerial survey of the route. Local officials estimate progress and reliability of the project as weather permits.
Swift Current based Royal Canadian Flying Club with 50 members lends its airplanes to a commercial firm in exchange for hangar space. The one year old group seeks permanent facilities as it expands activities.
Edmonton meters drew coins as they were installed before official use, curious locals testing operation. Winnipeg notes a $69,000 lab wing for Manitoba University Fort Garry campus costing $69,000. Regina displays a seven foot, 200 pound cougar mounted at the Regina normal school after being killed near Carrot River on March 20. Edmonton reports $24,000 raised toward a $35,000 British Columbia Emergency Food Fund. Saskatchewan fur farmers shift to mink as fox farming fades, costs show zero margin. Inwood Manitoba faces a snake invasion with garter snakes spreading from nearby den, seen as a health risk.
The Bureau of Statistics reports 4,948,000 Canadians employed in the week ending June 5 from a 5,030,000 workforce, with 82,000 unemployed. Employment grows about 100,000 annually, with stable prairie and maritime regions and upward trend in other areas.
A black-faced Suffolk ram from Alberta topped the 33rd National Ram Sale opening session at Salt Lake City with a 3350 dollar bid. Jas Laidlaw of Muldoon Idaho paid P J Rock & Son of Drumheller Alberta. Sale drew over 500 buyers from Canada Britain and the United States.
Six boys said they wanted to furnish their clubhouse after police nabbed them. Their loot came from an unfurnished midtown house and included muffs, men’s shirts, pens and pencils.
Defence Secretary James Forrestal announced informal U S Canada data sharing on a broad general basis with priority for war production information. Talks in Ottawa with Canadian Defence Minister Brooke Claxton cover joint war plans, standardizing calibers, and U S air bases in Newfoundland under a long lease.
Kalamazoo butcher Merle Nichols sympathizes with high prices. He tallies each bill then hands customers an aspirin along with the charge slip, hoping the gesture leaves them smiling as they leave his shop.
Patricia the calico cat of Persian extraction assists in an Ontario California peach orchard. Her owners Mr and Mrs R B Church report Pat retrieves good peaches from the ground and carries them to them. When fruit is scarce she climbs trees to pick peaches.
Mary Wootton of Christchurch New Zealand the first Miss New Zealand ever chosen visited Toronto and spoke of a homegrown contest lacking bathing suit parades Entrants raised at least 1000 for the parcels for Britain fund and Wootton won a trip to England returning via Canada Photo S.N.S.
The Canada Gazette notes the federal labor code becomes effective on September 1, revising dispute handling in interprovincial industries such as railways shipping and communications. A 10 man Canada labor relations board led by Mr Justice G B OConnor will administer the code and oversee jurisdiction transfers upon provincial requests.
Canada shows a sharply reduced adverse trade balance for the first half of the year as foreign trade hits a new high. The half year deficit fell to 228.2 million dollars from 488 million the previous year. Abyssinian natives depend on hyenas to dispose of their garbage.
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