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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 15, 1956
Page
5
Mr Frank Jo Schhogerrman chairs the board announcing new hires at Shea's brewery. John Labatt becomes vice president and general manager while Koop Seichnereman is named president in charge of brewery operations. Labatt is a fourth generation brewers family member and a graduate brewmaster.
More than 100 Maritimers completed a three week visit in western Canada and returned east aboard the Canadian National Railways Overlander special. The train departed the Maritimes in July, traveling to Winnipeg Portage la Prairie Melville Saskatoon Wainwright Edmonton Chilliwack and Vancouver.
The youngster about to start school should have a complete medical examination before entry. Eyes, teeth, and ears must be checked for impairment, and immunizations are essential to protect against contagious diseases. If immunized, boosters may be needed.
Pope lépha Rutherford of Motland visits at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W Taylor and Mr and Mrs A Lowe. Edmonton relatives holiday with Mrs Lowe’s parents. Donna Woods of Moosejaw visits Mr and Mrs Jack Anderson. A birth announced to Mr and Mrs 1311 Colle on Monday August 13. Arnold Gray and Sharon visit relatives in Winnipeg. Mervyn Bonar of Welwyn spent weekend with Gordon and Lou White. Norna White attends the 4 H Club Camp at Crawford Park.
Oakner notice states no service for the next four Sundays with restart on September 6 at 3 00 p m time change noted. It lists visitors and travels of Regina residents the Weyburn group Edmonton travelers Winnipeg trip Saskatoon holiday Crandall Crandall relatives Camrose trip and New York visits by J McLellan.
Diabetes varies in severity with some cases mild enough to go unnoticed. If undiagnosed and untreated it can cause arteriosclerosis and serious infections affecting other organs.
Oak River area residents hosted a series of visitors from nearby towns and provinces. The notices mention gatherings with families in Stovdminster Sask Hudon Pay Junction and Lenore Willen Rivers Brandon and Dauphin. Ray Power earned a private pilots license and works at Rivers Airport. Grace Muir was visiting New York and Rivers. Mrs Amy Nestitt and Hazel traveled Brandon to Minneapolis. Gordon Bulock won a contest prize and will appear on television.
Mrs. D Bate of Rivers hosts a visit from her daughter and family including J Ebell of Harborn while Harborn’s daughter and family stay at the Ebell home over the weekend. A Renfrew cream operator 500 pounds and a three deck grain box are offered for sale, contact 311-6 Oak River.
Symptoms such as loss of appetite fever rash sore throat and irritability may indicate a contagious illness. If suspected keep the child in bed and call a doctor. avoid the clinic to prevent exposing other children. Seek help from the health department or child clinic if no family doctor is available.
Robert Reid and Arthur Kemp are named division freight agents for the Canadian National Railways in Winnipeg and Regina respectively. Charles Lyon becomes district freight agent, and Henry M. Allan as district agent, both for the CN at Moose Jaw. William G. Edge is convention traffic representative with Montreal headquarters. Separately, guidance on poison ivy notes rash dangers, recognition, and home treatment steps.
A fragment of a historical TV guide lists channels and programs across dates August 21 22 with news CBC TV Weather Views Sports Scope Diner with the Stars My Hero Love Lucy and other titles. It reads like a station lineup with times and show names.
TV schedule fragment lists PBS CKX CBC and local shows across Thursday to Sunday with times for Howdy Doody News Weather Sports Scope and Dinner with the Stars plus entertainment programs, game shows, and theatre segments. Strong entities include CKX TV News CBC TV News and The Honeymooners.
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