Y P A and W A notices fill Pope Manitoba page
The Y P AFA organized for winter with 24 members meeting at Geo Smith home. Officers elected include Edwin Colbeck president Helen Ross vice president Edna Jarrett secretary and Victor Lubkowick treasurer. A Box Social is planned for October 3. The Thankoffering meeting of the W A was held October 19 with 34 attendees and gifts presented to Mrs. Jas Angus. Residents move notices include Mrs Royes leaving Scotia for Hamiota and the arrival of Mr and Mrs W Rivers from Empress Alberta to live on the Smith farm next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. J. Fleming Sr
Lashboro
Sask
Anderson
Y PA
Geo. Smith
Edwin Colbeck
Helen Ross
Edna Jarrett
Victor Lubkowick
Tressurer
Bernice Strachan
Christian Fellowship
Joyce Strachan
Christian Mission
Mabel McFhee
Ewart Strachan
Y P.A
W.A
Angus
W. Rivers
Empress
Alta
Smith Farm
Pope
Rivere
Alex. Smith
Budgeting With Fish During War Time Diets
The article urges housewives to plan for wartime food budgets by relying on fish which is described as affordable and nutritious. It promotes collecting fish recipes and trying new ideas in fish cookery and introduces a dish called Quick Meal with minimal poetical value.
Quick Meal Iba Salmon Batter Dish
This wartime style recipe uses flaked canned salmon with crackers and milk to form a batter seasoned with salt and pepper. The mixture is spooned with minimal stirring, then heated, with optional beaten eggs added for richness before folding in the fish flakes.
Radio beam station completed in New Brunswick for TCA link
The final link in Canada’s radio range chain for Trans-Canada Air Lines operations is forged with completion of the beam station at Scondouc New Brunswick. It supports the eastern extension of TCA to Monoton and ties the network together for the airline’s communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Trans-Canada Air Lines
Scondouc
New Brunswick
T.C.A
Ask for and Buy Brooms Made by the Blind
Notice invites customers to purchase brooms crafted by visually impaired workers at the Red and White Store in Hamiota. Shoppers are asked to see the label on brooms for confirmation of origin and labor source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red & White
Hamiota
War fueling victory through food and oil amid rising prices
Commander in Chief Viscount Gort argues war will be won by foot soldiers, not machines, with food as vital as fuel. British and Allied forces control much of the world's oil and wheat, while rising prices stem from Slavia exports bans, tax changes in Sweden, dry U.S. belts, and shifts in European grain and feed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viecoant Gort
France
Hill Viscount Gort
Jago Slavia
Sweden
U.S
Buenos Aires
Canada
Roumania
Hungary
England
Special Rail Fares For Remembrance Day Across Canada
Canada wide special rail fares for Remembrance Day run from November 10 to November 12 with a 1.25 one way round trip offered by Canadian National Railways. Tickets usable for return through November 13, with steeping and parlor car privileges at standard rates. waivers for cities with no service on November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Canadian National Railways
R. Creelman
Birthday Congratulations for Chas Hogeland Weilliest Pioneer
Birthday list notes Chas Hogeland born October 30 1856 in Wallace Ontario a pioneer of 1882 Readers are urged to send birth details of Hamiota district residents to the Echo Office to build a living record and publish names near upcoming birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hogeland
Wallace, Ont
Hamiota
Echo
Communication advancements boost wartime telegraph services
During wartime Canada expands its telegraph network with a new carrier current system between Charlottetown and Moncton and a duplex teletype link between Charlottetown and Halifax. The carrier system allows multiple messages on one wire using separate frequencies, while the teletype duplex circuit enables two distinct messages to be sent simultaneously, each printed remotely.
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Canada
North America
Prince Edward Island
Canadian National Telegraphe
Charlottetown
Moncton
Mainland
Halifax
Unusual poultry ailment hits Experimental Farm birds
Reports from the Experimental Farm Brandon describe widespread disease in poultry. Affected birds show dark heads, loss of appetite, extreme thinning, and death. Treatments include soft feed, Epsom salts, and controlled fumigation with formalin and tar oil fumes under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Savage
Christ Church Anglican Bazaar and Dance Notices
Memorial notices and cards of thanks advertised for 50c per insertion in the Echo. Christ Church Anglican Bazaar and Sale of Home Cooking set for Saturday November 25 in the Rest Room with details later. A dance by the Hamiota Band October 25 in Mc Connell’s Hall featuring the Elkhorn orchestra. tickets 35c men, 25c ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church Anglican
Hamiota Band
McConnell’s Hall
Hamiota
Elkhorn Orchestra
Winter Sports Flourish in Victoria Canada’s Mild Climate
Victoria British Columbia hosts year round sports with winter golf fishing and riding drawing crowds. The Mid Winter Golf Tournament at Royal Colwood March 3 9 features keen competition and prizes led by a Beatty trophy. Victoria Empress Hotel benefits from favorable exchange rates boosting tourism.
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Victoria
Canada
British Columbia
Brantwood Bay
Edward Beatty
Empress Hotel
United States
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