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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
16
The text explains tennis elbow as a common injury from overextending or snapping the elbow during strokes and serves. It notes warmth, heat application, and heat packs with analgesic balm as key treatments to prevent chronic pain. It also offers a hitting tip and energy advice from Mal Whitfield and Sports College on honey as an energy source.
Melt butter and cream to form a smooth sauce. Stir in sugar then remove from heat and add almond and vanilla extracts. Arrange fruit in a crystal dish, border with sauce, and decorate with toasted salted almonds. Serves six.
Canadian exports face danger from the proposed European Common Market Treaty and Free Trade Area. Montreal economist C. F. Fraser warned at Silk and Ray Institute that the plans would lift tariff barriers among six Western European nations and harm dollar goods, weakening North America as a free world bastion.
The article notes a historical trend where the North American work week shrank by three hours per decade since 1850, reaching 40.2 hours in 1955. It speculates a potential four day week becoming standard in twenty years if productivity can rise enough to keep output equal to a five day week.
A village auction in Bertwell drew a hungry crowd. the Weekes Ladies Club organized lunch, packed 50 loaves and meats, and served from 9 am to 5 pm, leaving the event with $55. The item shifts to a parade of brief notes on local happenings and lighthearted bits from prairie newspapers.
The City of North Battleford has surpassed $400 000 in building permits for 1957. Over the last four years permits totalled well over a million dollars annually, averaging about one and a half million per year. Building Inspector Thomas Davidson notes strong home building prospects.
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