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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 30, 1952

Page

7

Corby the Fiddlin Man Chooses Guitar Over Marriage

In Willowdale, Corby a wandering fiddler with a guitar charms women and shuns steady work. He courts Vi Roche, Miss Simpkins, and Mrs. Masters while promising marriage and a home, but never walks to the church. He moves to Cypress Hills and keeps playing.

Corby Willowdale Leo Crowfoot Mise Bowie Wosow Carty Sddhin Lunties Vi Roche Ina Bob Tanner

Printer's ink to trace travels of trumpeter swans

Red printer's ink marks 10 trumpeter swans in British Columbia to trace migration paths. Dominion wildlife officer R H Mackay ordered the dye after other methods failed. About 900 trumpeters winter at Lonesome Lake, BC, representing more than half of the species.

Vancouver Canadian Wildlife Services R. H. MacKay Dominion Wildlife Officer Lonesome Lake B.C

Regional notices from Western briefs

A History Society forms in Peace River District to study old forests and preserve landmarks while interviewing elders. Saskatchewan ministers seek steel to repair the Saskatchewan Landing bridge with federal support for three spans washed out by the South Saskatchewan river. A stray .22 bullet injures a woman golfer in Brandon but she recovers. Northern Alberta Railway reports 37 million in gross business for last year, second only to 1943. Haney police seize heroin worth over 50 thousand with two arrests. Betty Lee to represent Manitoba and North Western Ontario at the first national C.G.I.T. camp near Muskoka. Dufferin Agricultural Society moves forward with its 73rd annual exhibition amid foot and mouth disease in Saskatchewan concerns.

Regina J. T. Douglas Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Landing South Saskatchewan Peace River Alta Northern Alberta Railway

Canadians Can Have Higher Income Without Higher Prices

Trade Minister Howe's warning on labor's role comes amid a Canadian economist's analysis of DBS figures. If average personal income rises by over 2 percent annually, inflation could occur unless productivity keeps pace. the study shows a 3 percent annual growth in physical output over 1927–50, driven by tech gains and investment, with population rising 2 percent yearly.

Toronto CD. Howe Gilbert E. Jackson Jackson Dominion Bureau of Statisies DBS Canada Canadians

Columbian College Began as Methodist Institution in 1892

Columbian College at New Westminster British Columbia started in 1892 as a Methodist institution, operating in rented houses before constructing its own facilities.

Columbian College New Westminster B.C

Aberdeen Lake Named for Lord Aberdeen Governor-General

Aberdeen Lake in the Northwest Territories was named after Lord Aberdeen, who served as Governor-General from 1893 to 1898. The naming reflects the era’s ties to British imperial administration.

Aberdeen Northwest Territories Lord Aberdeen

Canadian Way Of Life In Esquire Feature

Esquire’s travel piece by Richard Joseph surveys Canada’s top recreation spots and praises Canadian friendliness. It says Canadians live at a slower pace, offering a relaxed lifestyle and freedom from pressure for visitors.

Richard Joseph Canada

Couple's transcontinental trip ends in Saskatoon joke

An American couple touring aboard a Canadian liner stop and ask a man on the platform for the town name. He replies Saskatoon Saskatchewan, prompting the husband to marvel that the locals do not speak English. A brief note then defines a flying mammal as the bat.

Mai Saskatoon Saskatchewan

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By Kerry Wood Piain Ao 61 The Valley Dance Mrs. Masters Simpkins Clem Hagen Angel James Mason Pere Piet Les Carroll Oyke Fairview Chemical, Co. Ltd Scotland Alberta Yellowknife North West Territories Mike Mitto Harvey Singer Central Press Western Briefs Form Historical Society Dawson Creek Peace River District British Columbia Brandon Dorothy Tullis Haney B.C.M.P Yip Yee Fong Kathleen Couturier Manitoba Carman Man Dufferin Agricultural Society Portage Bota Fleischmann New York Esquire Herschmann Uis Ay Minard
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