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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 29, 1951
Page
5
Madge brings levity to a hospital room as her paralyzed husband Bill regains hope after a bandit attack. Reading aloud at his bedside, she provokes a breakthrough when a fake hospital robber scene inspires Bill to rise and confront danger, transforming the moment into a rescue.
The notice lists Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg and the Winnipeg Newspaper Union with addresses at 60 Front Street West Toronto. The item appears as a formal business or organizational notice referencing both parties and locations.
VAUXHALL Alberta work will start on a large Bow river dam forming a 12 mile reservoir to irrigate farmland. The Travers dam will anchor a plan to re settle about 100 farmers on 10 000 acres with roads and irrigation pipes. Officials say the project will open thousands of acres in the Lethbridge Medicine Hat region.
Saskatoon news reports the appointment of Dr. C. C. Walden, a member of the B C Research Council, as assistant professor of chemistry at the University of Saskatchewan. Walden specializes in cereal chemistry and is a former Saskatoon resident and university graduate.
Western briefs report a big copper smelter at Anyox northeast of Prince Rupert is being dismantled and moved to Vancouver as scrap, yielding 6 000 tons. The plant served a town of 2 000 for two decades before closing for economic reasons.
Saskatoon tests by Sohio and Standard Oil of Ohio use home grown bentonite mud from St Victor as a substitute for imported oil drilling clay. Trial at Pease No 1 near Regina and Moose Jaw evaluates clay’s ability to carry cuttings seal walls and lubricate bits. Provincial lab scientists say if successful, the local product will be adopted province wide.
Gordon White's 1918 touring car, a Studebaker, continues to operate without any mechanical repairs for 21 years. White acquired the old vehicle last year.
International Refineries plans an 11,500 barrel per day refinery near Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin to process Canadian crude oil. The $7 million plant will adjoin Interprovincial Pipe Line Co and connect Edmonton Alberta to Superior Wisconsin. Imperial Oil Ltd. will supply crude under contract, said H M Baskerville, president of International Refineries.
Prince Albert Saskatchewan reports thousands spent to control toad flax and leafy spurge spreading in western Canada. R Duck notes long root systems seed spread by clothing and winds. City garden weed prohibitions and three year control efforts are under discussion.
Elevator officials in Vancouver predict grain movement through the port will far surpass last year’s 70 million bushels. Canadian Wheat Board and grain trade members note storage for about 9 million bushels and adequate facilities if shipping space is available.
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