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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 02, 1958

Page

2

Kenton Boy Rescues Girl From Drowning

Seven year old Keston Bastard saved five year old Marsha Johnson from drowning in a large water vat at the Manitoba Pool Elevator site. Chrissy Bastard stayed by the vat and pulled Marsha from the water as workers rushed to assist. the vat is now covered.

Keston Christopher Warren Bastard Marsha Johnson Marsha Bruce Johnson Ross Manitoba Pool Bayer Chrissy

Fire range limited for Wadena fire truck

Wadena Town Council decided to limit the fire truck range to a one mile radius. Officials warned the town could lack protection at times when fires may break out, stressing the first minutes are crucial.

Wadena

Printed Pattern 4794 for Girls Dress or Coat

Pattern notice describes an easy sewing pattern for a girl’s dress or unlined summer coat with pleats and a half belt. Includes sizes 10 12 14 and 3yds 35-inch fabric, printed directions on each pattern piece, and price (forty cents) but requests plain handwriting for name and address and style number.

Canada launches coast to coast microwave network

The Trans-Canada Telephone System inaugurates the world’s longest microwave link from Sydney Nova Scotia to Victoria British Columbia. CBC and private stations link across Canada with live TV and telephone service plus a new Video Tape Relay Centre at Calgary enabling same day retelecasts. Newfoundland to be connected next year.

Sydney N.S Victoria B.C Canada CBC J. A. Ouimet Dominion Day Thomas W. Eadie Bell Telephone Trans-Canada Telephone System Atlantic Pacific Canadian Pacific Communications Canadian National Telegraphs Quebec Ontario Newfoundland Cabot Strait Calgary Retelecast Winnipeg United States Trans- Canada Telephone System

Canada’s skyway links push microwave chain coast to coast

The Bell Canada network opened in May 1953 linking Ontario and Quebec with Western links as part of a $50 million transcontinental microwave project. Towers up to 350 feet high, mountain relay stations, and two aerial tramways support the system delivering live TV to about 3 million homes. CBC and private stations total 50, with service reaching roughly 80 percent of Canadians.

Bell Telephone Company of Canada Toronto Alberta British Columbia Dog Mountain B.C Olive North Bay Ontario Canada CBC Goose Bay Harmon Field Mid U.S. Air Force

British climbers plan Mount Fairweather ascent for centennial

Eight mountaineers from Vancouver clubs prepare a month long expedition to Mount Fairweather on the Alaska border. They depart June 14 by Canso seaplane from Vancouver and aim to reach a 5 000 foot base camp after parachute drops of supplies. The team trains on crevasses near Mt. Baker and will use a ham radio station at Lituya Bay to stay in touch.

British Columbia Centennial Committee Mount Fairweather B.C Vancouver Alpine Club of Canada BC Mountaineering Club Italy Clhimpers Mt Robson Mt Waddington Alaskan Panhandle Alaskan Fairweather Mt. Baker BC Amateur Radio Association Lituya Bay

Harold and the box of pills joke

Harold visits a druggist and is given a box of pills. He swallows the box after being told to take them. The druggist is astonished and warns him that the lid will come off when the box dissolves. Harold replies that he was told to swallow it all.

Harold Wuigsie Aur Harold

Fifteen Receive Citizenship In District Court

A total of 15 individuals were granted Canadian citizenship in a District Court session led by Judge A. B. Gerein who administered the oath of allegiance and reminded new Canadians of duties and privileges.

Canada District Court A. B. Gerein Gerein Journal, Humboldt, Sask

Population in Yangtze River Basin Surpasses 200 Million

China’s Yangtze river basin is home to over 200 million people, about one tenth of humanity, indicating the vast population concentration around the region.

Department P.P.L West 5Th Avenue Vancouver B.C Yangtze River Basin China

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Kenton Boy By Lorrie Sbedoms Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Department P.P.L Front Street Terente Ont Pat Rean Trangstead Regina General Hospital School OF Nursing J. Orr Regina, Sask Adams ENING War Dams AMS
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