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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 31, 1951

Page

9

Johnny, Kate and the School That Was

A ranch house porch scene frames Kate Enright facing retirement yet urged to teach another year by her adopted son Johnny Gordon and the district. Elinor Gordon opposes Kate but the community supports her, and Johnny asks the crowd to keep Miss Kate. Kate discovers her faith in Johnny and her students.

Ate Enright Abel Elinor Gordon Kate Elinor Johnny Gordon Johnny Elliot University Fliner Link Prairie Miss Enright Miss Kate Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Winnipeg Newspaper Union

Anne Adams Pattern Dept. located at 60 Front Street W Winnipeg. Toronto office contact details show union affiliation and address references.

Anne Adams Winnipeg Newspaper Union Front Street W Toronto

Grape Preserves and Recipes For Home Canners

A homemaker can expect a record grape harvest to yield plentiful Canadian grapes at good prices. Popular grape recipes include grape jelly from Concord grapes and a grape punch mixing grape juice lemon and orange with sugar and water or ginger ale. Two pounds of grapes make 3 to 4 glasses of jelly and the jelly requires heating straining and paraffin sealing.

Gravel contract eyes No 5 highway extension

J. N. McEachern secures a contract to place 600 tons of gravel per mile on No 5 highway between here and Canora, despite weather. A new Edmonton street will honor the visit of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip, a departure from the grid system. A Calgary or Medicine Hat note mentions a babysitting service for church services. Brandon reports a prairie chicken with band No 2374 from Winnipeg, hunted south of Deleau in 1948. A 30-man poultry inspection team will soon inspect and band Manitoba flocks, aiming to finish by year end.

Kamsack, Sask Kamsack Canora J. N. McEachern Here Edmonton Elizabeth Prince Philip Brandon Man Winnipeg Deleau Stewart Pickell Manitoba D. C. Foster Foster

Calgary court reporter retires after long service

George A. Morrison ends a 38 year tenure with Calgary official court reporting. He documented thousands of trials, filling about 860 notebooks with precise shorthand notes. The article notes his prolific output, totaling some 32 million words over his career.

Calgary George A. Morrison Calgary Court House

Collapse Of Egg Market Unlikely

WINNIPEG The 1952 egg price level should be somewhat lower than 1951 but not collapse, says W J Landreth of Winnipeg chairing the Canadian Poultry Council. He notes British Columbia’s report predicting chaos, adds prices may rise slightly before a new layer crop comes into full production around November 15.

Winnipeg W. J. Landreth Canadian Poultry Council British Columbia

Scarlet fever outbreak hits Vancouver last decade record

Health officers report 752 scarlet fever cases in Vancouver this year, nearing the 1944 high of 975, with 190 cases recorded last year. The surge marks the worst outbreak since 1944, underscoring public health concerns in British Columbia’s major city.

Vancouver B.C

Farm Conference Set to Open December 4 in Ottawa

The farm kingdom's biggest annual gathering will open Dec. 4 in Ottawa. The federal provincial agricultural conference runs December 4 to 6. Delegates face shortages in some commodities and rising costs of production and labor, altering postwar themes of markets and aid.

Ottawa Agricultural Department Korea

Saskatchewan Forest Fires Hit Lowest Level in Two Decades

Regina reports 52 forest fires in northern Saskatchewan this year, the fewest in at least 20 years. About 14 000 acres burned with timber losses around 41 000 dollars and firefighting costs near 16 000. Fire control chief Fred Warburton credits rapid action and smoke-jumper units along with favorable weather and abundant water.

Regina Saskatchewan Fred Warburton Resources Department Bureau of Publications Warburton

Norwegian immigrant recalls 1885 weekday calendar

Ole Ingulsrud, 88, of Wadena Saskatchewan can name the weekday for any date in 1885 from a personal calendar he kept as a young traveler from Norway. The memory aids his daily routine and reflects a link to his early life and travels.

Wadena Sask Ole Ingulsrud Norway

Woman Principal Appointed at Regina School

For the first time in 20 years a woman Miss Alexandra E. Graham has been appointed principal of a Regina public school.

Union Point Man Mabel J. Brown N. D. Brown Roger Goulet Ste. Agathe High School Union Point School Regina Alexandra E. Graham

Using Inferior Feed for Livestock in Canada and U S

A Canadian Swift Current release notes abundant livestock feed yet inferior in quality due to poor harvest. In the United States hay per animal unit rises, while feed concentrates are 6 to 10 percent under prior three years. Sprouted grain is safe. unsprouted grain more nutritious though riskier.

Canada United States Washington Swift Current

Advocates Parent Teacher Talks at Moose Jaw Conference

Dr S R Laycock dean of education at the University of Saskatchewan urged replacing report cards with private regular parent teacher conferences. He argued current interviews often fail to help children and create home school antagonism unless conducted with genuine respect and a goal to help the child.

Moose Jaw Sask S. R. Laycock College of Education University of Saskatchewan Laycock

Restaurant closures rise in Canada due to costs

A Vancouver official says Canadian restaurants show a very high mortality rate over three years amid rising costs and operational losses, as industry pressures hit the sector hard in the wake of economic challenges.

Winnipeg Vancouver

Blue Bonner Margarine Promoted by Mrs Conover

Mrs Harry Conover urges comparison of Blue Bonnet margarine with other spreads highlighting its sunny flavor all vegetable nutrition and economy. The ad promotes two Blue Bonner varieties including regular economy and Yellow Quick bag, aimed at housewives and TV viewers.

Harry Conover Beauty and Canada

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