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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 05, 1955

Page

7

Talk is not cheap Uncle Abel’s drowning tale ends in peril

A drifting family tale centers on Uncle Abel, the talkative patternmaker who fills evenings with yarns. His bravado leads to a bridge accident where Jess falls into Bramble’s Creek and Uncle Abel heroically dives to save him but nearly drowns himself.

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I Like Dogs and the B 42 Bomber Budget

The text blends a poem about dogs with a line about the B 42 jet bomber program. It notes the aircraft being built for the U S Air Force with an estimated cost of 43 billion dollars, linking canine affection to a major defense project.

U.S. Air Force

Nuffield Scholar Awarded to Fred Smith of Edrans

The Nuffield scholarship grants six months in the British Isles to Fred Smith of Edrans Western Canada. Recommended by the Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Cooperation, the award recognizes his farm work on the homestead first settled in 1898 by his grandfather. Smith holds a diploma in agriculture from the University of Manitoba.

Nupfield Fred Smith Edrans Canada Smith British Isles Mr. Smith Nuffield Manitoba Federation of Agriculture and Co-operation Fred University of Manitoba

Large number conventions set for Jubilee year

Regina reports that Saskatchewan’s Golden Jubilee in 1955 will feature about 40 regional and international conventions planned in the province. Many local groups will hold Jubilee themed events, with a Day of Prayer, a provincial Jubilee Day in schools, openings of the Provincial Museum in Regina and University Hospital in Saskatoon, and Jubilee pageants in Regina and Saskatoon.

Regina Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Office University Hospital Saskatoon

Dawn Follows Storm with Victor’s Song

Poetic meditation on renewal after hardship describes light after darkness winds after rain and a triumphant chorus after toil. The verse links natural cycles to personal achievement and enduring hope.

Canada’s canals haul record freight in 1953

An all time record of 33.4 million tons of freight moved through Canada’s canals in 1953, compared with 18.8 million tons in 1933.

Canada

Canada farm income may rise next year despite 1954 drop

Unofficial estimates from interdepartmental reports for Canada’s agriculture forecast a potential rebound in farm cash income in 1955, offset by ongoing declines in grain inventories and continued strong export dependence. Wheat and hog sectors show notable adjustments, while egg prices may dip early in 1955 before a seasonal lift.

Canada Busi U.S Quebec British Columbia Canadian Wheat Board

Thrifty Gift Patterns from Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog

A plain notice from Department P P L Household Arts at 60 Front Street W Toronto promotes Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog 82 embroidery crochet sewing and color transfer designs plus four patterns in the book mailed for 25 cents. It also mentions a 1955 economic outlook noting potential higher cash receipts for farmers and Western wheat deliveries in early 1955.

P.P.L Front Street W Toronto Alice Brooks Needlecraft

Nurse’s Arctic Trek Inspires Winnipeg Student

Former army nurse Alice Mitchell, who served in Britain and Newfoundland in WWII, calls Baffin Island the most fascinating place. She pursues studies in Winnipeg after two years at St. Luke’s Hospital Pangnirtung, enjoying seal liver, ptarmigan, Arctic char, canned meats and dehydrated vegetables, supplemented by vitamin pills.

Winnipeg Britain Newfoundland Baffin Island Canada Arctic Alice Mitchell St. Luke's Hospital Pangnirtung

Hot Springs Cove Set for Provincial Park in BC

The British Columbia government has been granted a natural hot springs area for development as a provincial park. The site is Hot Springs Cove located on the west shore of Vancouver Island.

Victoria British Columbia Hot Springs Cove Vancouver Island

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