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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1955
Page
7
A man named Michael watches Angela, now a resort guest, as memories of a past love return. A little girl named Angelia finds a four leaf clover and trades it for a dollar, revealing hope of reuniting with Angela and mending old wounds.
The text recalls Robert Louis Stevenson's magnetic charm and kindness. When Sosimo, a servant, brought a simple lunch to his writing room, Stevenson received an elaborate meal. Sosimo confessed he cooked it, and Stevenson praised him. Sosimo then modestly claimed great is my love.
Bake skin side up at 350 degrees F for 1 to 1.2 hours until tender. Mix a barbecue sauce with vinegar water onion salt Worcestershire oregano paprika and simmer five minutes to baste the chicken and serve hot.
Western Canadian weekly papers shine at the 1955 CNW A convention in Vancouver. Grenfell Sun wins two firsts and the Hugh Savage shield, with Parksville Qualicum Beach Spotlight and Rimbey Record also high. Other winners include Swift Current Sun for editorials and Brampton Conservator as top large weekly.
The British Medical Journal reports synthetic fabric grafts made from orlon and vinyon are used to repair arteries and veins. Porous grafts allow surrounding tissue cells to grow in, forming living tissue that bears arterial pressure for weeks until the material disintegrates, with the new tissue presumed to last indefinitely. Used only when no other option exists to save life.
Ottawa announces the 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade Group will depart for Germany to serve under NATO for two years. Led by Brig Roger Rowley it sails from Quebec City between late September and mid November aboard eight ocean liners, replacing the 1st Brigade in Europe since 1953. The deployment includes about 5,000 personnel and thousands of dependents across six Atlantic crossings, carrying units and families to new postings and returning troops to Canada later.
The notice from Department P P L and Household Arts at 60 Front Street West Toronto promotes ordering the 1955 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalogue. It invites readers to send 25 cents for a copy featuring knitting crochet embroidery iron ons toys and novel ties. It asks to plainly write name address and pattern number to place the order.
The 1955 waterfowl season plan, based on forecasts by the US Fish and Wildlife Service, relies on banding data gathered with Canadian and state cooperation. Muscled by banding results from 17 thousand birds in 1954, the program depends on hunter cooperation to track duck populations and flight patterns across flyways.
A second grade pupil asks to buy bubble gum and the teacher asks for three reasons. After a moment the boy answers I want some they sell it and I ve got the penny.
Cleaning tips describe using three tablespoons of household bleach per quart of water to remove stains from ceramic tile. If needed, mix one part hydrochloric acid to ten parts water and rub tiles with a cloth saturated in the solution, then rinse. A note mentions that a percentage of U.S. homes are wooden built.
Advice on restoring gloss to rubber overshoes with glycerine and proper garment storage. Recommendations include hanging clothing on covered hangers, closing zippers, air drying, and handling lace tablecloths carefully. Stain removal notes cover perfume on washable fabrics with soap and water and non washable fabrics with cold water.
The Saskatoon province museum unveils five new lower gallery bird displays at the Museum of Natural History in Regina. Each specimen sits on a painted board with habitat, feeding habits, and concise facts, aiming to educate students, teachers, and visitors with informative, compact exhibits.
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