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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 01, 1954

Page

2

Longer duck season widens Western Canada hunt

The resources department in Ottawa announced extended duck hunting seasons across Alberta Saskatchewan British Columbia Ontario and Quebec with zones altered and new rules such as a motorboat allowance after detaching engines in certain areas The BC bag limit rises to 40 with up to 32 others, and major dates shift from late summer into winter across provinces including Manitoba Saskatchewan the Northwest Territories and Yukon with specific district schedules and Wilson snipe periods noted.

Giost Canada Resources Department Ottawa Alberta Saskatchewan B.C Quebec Ontario British Columbia Northwest Territories Yukon Northern Edmonton Southern Manitoba Wilson

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Skin Trouble Relief

The article touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a clean stainless antiseptic remedy for many skin ailments including itching dermatitis eczema and scalp problems. It claims the product provides relief, is pleasant to use and penetrates deeply, with long standing cases succumbing to its influence and is sold by druggists nationwide.

Carnsola Moone

Home Workshop Pattern for Flexible Storage Unit

This article advertises a Home Workshop pattern number 222 for a flexible storage unit suitable for clothing or linens. It describes adjustable features including tie racks, wide trays, sliding trays or shelves, and 3D assembly drawings with a cutting list. Orders to Department P.P.L. Vancouver B C with 35 cents. Montreal is noted as the world's largest inland port.

Children and Fire Safety Lessons for Young Homes

The piece urges teaching children safe handling of matches and lighters under supervision. It suggests supervised lighting of lamps or burning leaves to channel curiosity into responsibility and emphasizes keeping fuels out of reach to protect smaller children.

Depth Map Aims To Aid Amish Lake Fishing in Saskatchewan

A depth sounding map of Amish lake in northeastern Saskatchewan by the Department of Natural Resources will guide fishermen to deeper cooler waters. Trout thrive there in hot weather due to higher oxygen, helping anglers locate larger fish.

Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources

Buckskin suit holds relics of ancient Indian raids

Robert M. Munro of Dawson City Yukon owns a buckskin suit said to symbolize historic Indian horse raids and tribal conquest. The article notes the Antarctic as the windiest place on Earth.

Robert M. Munro Dawson City Yukon

Funny and Otherwise A Night of Jests and Jibes

A garbled humorous column presents quick vignettes from a late night writer, a wife's quip about a girl in the clutches of a villain, family jokes on motherhood and names, a dream tale about chalk and Heaven, a baby name debate, a medical student’s claim, a portrait request for a late uncle, and a vestry collection peculiarity with a half dollar. The tone is light, domestic, and era plainspoken.

In Case of Fire Tips for Safe Evacuations

If smoke fills a room crawl on hands and knees with a wet towel over mouth and nose to access cleaner air near the floor. Do not open doors when outside flames threaten. keep doors shut and seal gaps with a rug. Civil defence training teaches these safeguards for rescue and safety.

Dauphin Man Receives Rare Canadian National Lifetime Pass

Ross Walker of Dauphin was awarded a fifty year CNR lifetime pass, the first given in memory at the Dauphin roundhouse. G Shipley presented the “golden” pass in a ceremony with retirees and younger workers, and Walker received a Manitoba and North Western Railway key. Don Gordon praised his record in a letter. Walker, aged 65, plans to travel to the coast and Whitehorse.

Canadian National Railways Dauphin Roundhouse Ross Walker The Roundhouse Walker Canada G. Shipley Sup Manitoba CNR NWRR Donald Gordon Coast Whitehorse Yukon

Scrap Quilt Pattern and Needlecraft Catalog Offer

Voice Breekes inspires a gay scrap quilt pattern 7042 with directions and color scheme. Offers di rections for easy blocks and asks twenty five cents to Household Arts Department Toronto pattern order. Also promotes 1954 Alice Brooks Needlecraft Catalog with four patterns and gift ideas for 25 cents.

Alice Brooks Needlecraft

Regina reports 295 driver suspensions in July

The Highway Traffic Board issued 295 licence revocations or suspensions in July, the same total as in July last year.

Regina Highway Traffic Board

Canadian airman in Turkey takes on diverse NATO role

S L Dickinson, a Royal Canadian Air Force supply officer with 19 years in the service, arrives in Ankara Eskisehir under the NATO Mutual Aid program. He acts as advisor instructor and supply officer while Canadian Sabre jet fighters and spare parts are ferried to Turkey and Greece. Bill Starack, Sabre Service Representative for Canadair, aids Turkish technicians in Sabre maintenance and training.

S L Dickinson Turkey NATO Canada Ankara Eskisehir SS Dickinson RCAF Kemal Ataturk S_L Dickinson Middle East S/L Dickinson United States England Montreal Bill Starack Sabre Canadair Ltd Bill Newness Greece Dipler France Germany Beig Langar Nottingham North Star 426 Squadron F. D Dan) Kaye Vancouver TAF Phil Perry Dan Roy Ft. Garry Man

Purse Lost Safe by Roadside Sign Found by Girl

Mrs. Aaron J. Pearlman of Battle Creek Michigan left her purse on an advertising sign at a Linton Indiana filling station. A seven year old found it later with rings watches and jewelry worth about five thousand dollars still intact. Transit workers rewarded for kindness to stray dog.

Aaron J. Pearlman Battle Creek Mich Linton Ind

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