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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1955
Page
5
Joe chauffeurs a sharp young pickpocket through a canyon road as danger rises. A police chase erupts after an attempted alibi, and the pair scramble toward a narrow escape. Joe confronts choices that test fate and courage.
Saskatoon hosts the Threshermen's reunion July 3 to 9 as part of the Saskatchewan Jubilee celebration. About 30 horses and two years of age will be used to demonstrate pioneer life with live farming techniques. The Western Development Museum seeks clean quiet horses and a range of harness gear plus trained oxen and a helper for horse training. Contact 1830 Eleventh St. W., Saskatoon.
Tests by the Department of Agriculture show package bees installed before mid April yield larger honey crops due to more field bees by the honey flow. Critical goals include a large July 1 population and two to three week old bees, with careful winter and spring food supplies. Hobart is the capital and largest city of Tasmania.
Saskatchewan Jubilee Committee invites rural councils to mark old trails with aluminum markers at crossings. Harry Ford returns to Regina jail shop to craft six Red River carts for parades, under Historic Sites sub committee. Maps and nap plans, costs, and orders coordinated by Tom Petty and Mr. Herbert with municipalities bearing marker costs and labor.
Regina report says Saskatchewan public health approves a $25,000 grant to the Moosomin Union Hospital Board to build an extension adding about 20 beds and enhanced surgical and obstetrical services. A federal matching grant application will follow.
Governor General Massey will be awarded an honorary degree by the University of Saskatchewan and give the May 13 convocation address. President Dr. W. P. Thompson announced the honor without specifying the degree.
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