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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 26, 1954

Page

2

Paratrooper Expert Shines In Rescue Squad Spotlight

Sgt. Red Jameson of Sea Island B C leads para rescue efforts in British Columbia with 79 parachute jumps and 103 pound medical packs. He trains with RCMP and Mountain Emergency Squad and has landed in rugged terrain to save crash survivors including a 1950 Coquitlam mountain rescue.

Red” Jameson Jack Sgt J. W.red Jameson RCAF Sea Island RCMP B.C Webb Ted Braliner Dick) Wynne Jack Strachan Jack Austad Wynne Strachan Comox Grace Woodman Florida Everglades English Bay Sgt. Jameson Wilds

Funny and Otherwise Funny and Otherwise

A collage of light jokes and one liners about accidents, hospital casts, train delays, engagements, horses, fires, owls, and a drunken landlord accusation. The items rely on wordplay and situational humor with punchlines.

Unprotected Back Doors Tempt Burglars

A nationwide survey finds homes and shops invest in front door security and neglect rear and basement doors. Officials note rear entry remains the common route for burglars, with $30 front protections contrasted by a $1 skeleton key lock on back doors. The police report nightly checks reveal rear doors widely unprotected.

Police Department

New Record Possible for Alberta Car Licenses

Officials estimate motor license sales in Alberta will top 200000 by year end. By April 5 more than 100000 plates had been issued and a April 10 deadline was set for new licenses with police instructed to act against old plates.

Alberta

MOONE'S EMERALD OIL Promises Fast Relief for Itching

An antiseptic oil named MOONE'S EMERALD OIL is advertised to quickly ease severe skin itching. The ad claims strong penetrating action, safety, and rare failure, urging nightly use for a full week and noting availability in modern drug stores with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.

Canada Moone

Farm dog escapes and walks seven miles home

In Clairbank Saskatchewan J Bartole and M Fiddler became joint owners of a dog whose dam broke free from its enclosure by prying a board loose. The dog headed northeast, evaded capture at the Bartoles barn door, and after two days arrived at the Ed Nelson farm about seven miles away. Crossing the dam remains a mystery.

Foam Lake Conservation Area names officers

Regina reports the Foam Lake Conservation Area No. 12 has elected its Area Authority by acclamation. John Goodman of Leslie chairs the board with L. M. Heistad, Leslie, and H. J. Helgason of Foam Lake as members.

Regina Sask Foam Lake J. A. Arnot John Goodman Leslie L. M. Heistad H. J. Helgason F. N. Smith Milligan Creek Quill Lakes Duck Lake Fishing Lake Arnot Conservation and Development Branch

Do-It-Yourself Trellises and Garden Pattern Pack

Home Workshop highlights trellis designs for exterior charm and privacy. It shows four trellis styles and three flower box designs with directions for door side seats and an easy garden gate. The Homestead Improvement Packet includes Pattern 229 and four other improvements, postpaid for $1.50 from Home Workshop Pattern Service in Vancouver B C.

Selkirk Wheat Helps Farmers Fight Rust War

In Manitoba and Saskatchewan, some 172000 bushels of Selkirk rust resistant wheat seed are distributed as western farmers enter a rust war against stem rust. The variety, developed from McMurahhy wheat, shows strong resistance and high yields under isolation and favorable weather.

Selkirk Wheat Winnipeg Selkirk A. B. Masson Federal Laboratory of Cereal Breeding Manitoba Saskatchewan Canada Grain Act McConnell Malcolm S. McMurahhy Mr. McMurahhy United States Sherlock Petersfield Charlie Carter California

Pincher Creek Named for Lost Propector Pinchers

Pincher Creek in Alberta earned its name from a pair of pinchers dropped by an early prospector in the town’s vicinity. The tale ties local place origin to a simple, tangible artifact found near the settlement.

Pincher Creek Alta

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