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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 25, 1949

Page

3

Adoration Frogging Tale of Love and Menace in a Swamp

Shooting Bade dodges Frogging Pete to reach Rosa Belle with a plan to frogging and night hunts in Black Swamp. Pete plays the mouth organ while Bade plots, Bee stings and lizard glimpses frame a tense pursuit ending as Black Mame jokes and the trio exits toward the bend.

Bade Pete Uncle Bod Frogging Uncle Bad Rosa Bellies Black Mame Rosa Belle Rosa Beelie Hound Dog Beause Shooting Baie Black Swamp Black Shooting Bade

Sions Sew This Housedress Pattern 4512 Ad

Pattern 4512 offers a housedress in sizes 34 to 50 with size 36 using 4 percent. It features economy lines slimming flattery and easy sewing with complete illustrated instructions. Send 25c to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg Newspaper Union 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg Man.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union McDermot Ave. E Winnipeg Man

Bears shipped to wild animal farm after orphaned cubs found

Two two week old bear cubs were shipped to a wild animal farm by George Alderson from 25 miles west of Swan River Manitoba after their mother was shot when she emerged from hibernation. The cubs are fed on milk.

Swan River Man George Alderson

Lethbridge Seen as Site for Basic Plastics Industry

Southern Alberta may be chosen by Eastern Canada interests for a basic plastics plant. Preliminary surveys in Lethbridge and Medicine Hat are encouraging. Local coal yields, Crow's Nest Pass sawdust by-products, and abundant cheap natural gas attract the project.

Lethbridge Alberta Canada Medicine Hat Crow's Nest Pass

Homemade Vanilla Ice Cream and Cherry Pie Filling

A historical recipe page provides directions for vanilla ice cream with coffee cream and lemon, including freezing steps and a cherry filling with tapioca. It covers beating eggs, sugar, milk, syrups, vanilla, and chilling, then freezing, mashing, and serving. Also outlines cherry filling using sour cherries, tapioca, sugar, salt, almond extract, butter, and a baked meringue topping.

Safety Director Urges Care With Boats

Regina reports Saskatche wan's first boating fatality of 1949 prompts Bevan Lawson Red Cross water safety director to warn against carelessness. He urges no overloading or standing, heed storm warnings, avoid launching in rough weather, and warns non swimmers should not boat. If capsized passengers should stay with the craft and hold on to the buoyant wood boat will float.

Regina Saskatchewan Bevan Lawson Red Cross

Curiosity Kills Bear in Manitoba Stove Pipe Tragedy

In northern Manitoba, Simon Nadless near Cormorant Lake encountered a bear behaving oddly. He shot first, discovering the animal was not waving but choking on a stove pipe that had shaved its head. The incident underscores how curiosity can be fatal for wildlife.

Manitoba Simon Nadless Cormorant Lake Here Natless

Hats That Eat: Bonnet Candy Creations Draw Crowds

In Toronto the Ontario Bakers' Association showcased edible hats for picnics. One bonnet featured a pillbox with candied icing roses and violets, pink-eyed marshmallow bunnies on top, and a spoon perched on the brim.

Canada Heading For Record In Tourist Trade

Canada heads toward a record tourist season as the Dominion Travel Bureau reports strong inquiries from the United States and abroad. From January to April 1949 inquiries totaled 157,762, about 26.7 percent higher than the previous year, with April US letters arriving at 2,309 per day and a peak of 3,937 on April 18. The bureau predicts visitor spending could exceed last year’s 25,000,000 entries and 282,000,000 dollars, though Canadians face foreign-exchange limits when vacationing in the U.S.

Ottawa Canada Dominion Travel Bureau United States Dominion U.S Bureau of Statistics

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