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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 24, 1954
Page
8
A 60 year old Toronto man with 31 teeth froze his mouth while hunting near Haileybury Ontario. After thawing he faced swelling and tooth loss requiring removal. An accompanying hunter had only a toenail removed. The lesson warns to keep the mouth shut in frost and breathe through the nose.
A communique from Hamiota warns residents about a Griswold Indian Reserve member traveling door to door asking for loans in advance of a fur cheque. The letter suggests giving to the March Of Dimes or Red Cross instead, noting loans are never repaid and receipts aid tax purposes.
The Klip per Kutter Klub met on Thursday February 11 with a demonstration on making a round buttonhole by Evyan Bridgeman. Yvonne Corbet spoke about her Brandon Camp trip. A contest and lunch followed. Several rinks curling in the Hamiota Bonspiel this week. Mr and Mrs Wes White attended the Quick Freeze Obonvention in Winnipeg.
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