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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 18, 1958
Page
2
The Manitoba Department of Industry and Commerce releases the 1958 Accommodation Booklet with revisions and additions. It lists motels hunting and fishing lodges trailer parks and private camp grounds by area. A government camp ground list and a back page on 16 mm color films for free showings are included.
In a 1958 shareholder report Imperial Oil Limited president John S. White says Canada faces a pause for breath after a long rise. He cites strong resources and income, population growth, and pro enterprise policies as factors supporting continued expansion once the economy resumes an upward trend.
Advertisement urges taking Dodd's Kidney Pills when tired heavy headed and backaches suggest temporary toxin buildup. Pills stimulate kidneys to remove acids and wastes, restoring normal function so you sleep and work better. Look for blue box with red band at druggists. 52
An offer promises a free book showing beltone methods to hear clearly with both ears. It targets people who avoid wearing a hearing aid and claims a simple, pictured guide to regain speech understanding for family, social, and work life.
Sven a 2300 pound Holstein ox prominent at Pion-Era since 1955 died at Lone Star Ranch Baldwinton Sask The seven year old was famed for pulling the Red River Cart and a weight guess contest last year left patrons keen for a replacement. Officials seek a quiet ox or steer to fill the cart role.
The Canadian Red Cross marks National Water Safety Week June 15 to 21 urging rule aware swimming boating. Last year over 1000 Canadians drowned highlighting need for safety measures near water for all ages and communities.
The global nursing workforce has fallen from 114 million in 1928 to 90.5 million in 1938 and 76 million in 1950. The decline is linked to mechanization in farming and transport and to military use of resources.
Jaxe Klassen formerly of Bethesda Hospital in Steinbach resigned after four years as administrator and will become director of relief services for the Mennonite Central Committee in Korea. He is to receive commissions in Chicago on May 16 and depart for Korea in July to coordinate MCC services there.
Mel Weekes of the Egg Producers Free Marketing Association warns 40,000 of Saskatchewan's 60,000 egg producers could go out of business if a compulsory egg marketing plan is enacted. He counters J H Harrison's call to remove grade B eggs from shell and process, urging education and voluntary quality upgrades to help small farms.
The Saskatchewan Transportation Company unveiled 33 new Western Flyer Canuck passenger coaches delivered from Winnipeg. RA Mahara stated the upgrades include solex tinted glass windows and power steering to reduce glare and improve handling on soft western roads.
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