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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 21, 1949

Page

17

You Don’t Have To Be Near to Possess Those You Love

In Onesville Eph recalls the Baker family tensions as Gwendolyn’s control over Randy and his life loosens. Molly leaves, Randy rebuilds his bonds with Molly and their son, and Gwendolyn moves in with her brother after Uncle Jim’s illness. A final note repeats the moral that you can possess loved ones safely in your heart.

Ler Mannie Bell Lonnie Carol Mannie Ephc Gwendolyn Baker Gwendolyn Randy Eph Molly Baker Onesville Mr. Covey Civic Monument Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Selected Recipes Brown Sugar Pudge and Date Candy Mix

Brown sugar and cream cook to soft ball stage then butter and vanilla are added. The creamy sugar mixture cools and shapes in a pan. Dates are boiled with soda then folded into a batter with brown sugar butter flour baking powder and nuts before baking at 350.

Fleischmann

Victoria Liberal MLA Nancy Hodges Named Speaker Candidate

Western Briefs report Premier Byron Johnson naming Nancy Hodges, Liberal MLA for Victoria City, as government choice for speaker of the British Columbia legislature. If elected Feb 14, she would be the first woman to hold the post in the Commonwealth.

Victoria B.C British Coumbia Byron Johnson Nancy Hodges M.L.A Victoria City

Saskatoon and Moose Jaw Press Paved Road Link

A north-south paved highway effort was launched by a Saskatoon and Moose Jaw association formed at a Saskatoon board of trade meeting. Thirty delegates from both cities and nearby towns elected an 11-member executive to push grading and paving No. 2 highway from Moose Jaw to Chamberlain and No. 11 from Chamberlain to Dundurn.

Saskatoon Moose Jaw Saskatoon Board of Trade No. 11 Highway Association Chamberlain Dundurn

Used car convoys west end in costly misdeals for teens

The Globe and Mail reports Toronto dealers hire six or seven teen drivers to haul used cars west, dishing out small wages and a $25 to $40 end bonus while limiting return travel. Cars lose mileage on gauges, some wrecks occur, and parents pay to recover two Port Credit youths.

Mary Fraser Globe and Mail Toronto Port Credit Harvey Thomas Kenneth Flowers Calgary National Employment Service Ken Halifax Harvey Dodge

Nuclear energy could power ships soon says NRC official

Dr. David Keys of the National Research Council told McGill faculty that useful power from nuclear energy may be available in five to 10 years. He noted current costs favor oil or coal and called for improvements in production methods. He predicted uranium fission products could fuel ships with few pounds per year and foresaw uranium 235 fueling subs and aircraft, with coal possibly fading by the time our grandchildren reach adulthood.

Montreal David Keys National Research Council Chalk River Ont McGill University Keys

Feed grain supplies show drop from prior year in Ottawa report

Ottawa report notes new feed grain supplies this year are substantially lower than last year. A large carryover from the previous crop year prevents a serious deficit. Lower supplies stem from smaller crops of oats barley and mixed grains in prairie provinces with an estimated 58 tons per grain consuming animal unit about 16 percent below year ago.

Ottawa Bureau of Statistics Prairie Bureau

Dog Finds Lost Mink Pelts Buried by Dog

In Edmonton, Chris Blaylock's dog buried 18 mink pelts after a larger stash of 19 vanished. Police and Blaylock investigate the missing pelts, as the dog unearthed the final pelt.

Edmonton Chris Blaylock Blaylock

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