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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 1958
Page
2
Saskatchewan farmers and rural businesses invited to let Inprovincial Accounting Sask Ltd handle income tax work. Reach expert advice by phone or mail anywhere in Saskatchewan. Address 205 Somerset Block Regina, phone LA 2-2900.
The Department of Industries and Labor cites multiple deaths in Alberta from careless use of small portable electrical equipment. Makeshift connections and two wire caps caused fatal shocks. model plane mishaps near high voltage lines also featured. New safety rules will require polarized grounding receptacles and three wire cords for portable equipment.
The Canadian National Institute for the Blind administers concession programs granted to the blind by major corporations. The measures include theatre passes reduced rail and bus fares municipal transit concessions and other benefits.
H Hodge of 407 Royal Road North reports oversized garden produce to the Daily Graphic. A 17 ounce tomato and a 16 ounce potato illustrate prolific crops from April planting with potatoes since early May and tomatoes since early June.
The 1958 Manitoba honey harvest will be smaller due to late frosts and drought. Apiarist Don Robertson expects about 31.5 million pounds, around 75 percent of last year, to be produced while preserving high quality.
Dr. Charlotte Whitton argued that women have always worked and that their duties shifted with industrial change. She warned automation will open more jobs for women, yet the trend of women leaving home or expanding work continues as households adopt labor-saving devices. The piece notes rising married women in the workforce, driven by income needs and changing skills.
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