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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 12, 1956

Page

4

Olympic trials draw Western Canada swimmers

Forty six amateur swimmers from Western Canada travel to Toronto to compete in Olympic trials aboard the Continent. Six are from Manitoba, four from Alberta and 36 from British Columbia. Royal Canadian Sea Cadets retreat home after training at sea aboard the Continenta. The group includes cadets from Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia.

Western Canada Toronto Canadian National Railways Manitoba Alberta Royal Canadian Sea Cadets North Atlantic Sekatchewan British Columbia Maclean's Magazine Canadian Home

Best Foot Care Tips and Winter Garden Advice

The article urges proper footwear with adequate support for those who stand long hours and stresses daily foot cleaning and careful drying to winter boots. It highlights hardy cane varieties like Latham Chief and Madawaska, notes additional care for Viking varieties, and warns to label medicine bottles clearly and store poisons away from children. A tip suggests using adhesive tape as a reminder to handle drugs safely.

Latham Chief Madawaska Viking

Manitoba backs INCO northern nickel project plans

Premier D L Campbell said the Manitoba government will fully support INCO exploration at Moak and Mystery Lakes. A decision on development was expected in October, with a potential 150 million project if approved and a town for about 15 000 residents near Grand Rapids on the Nelson River or a provincial power plant. The move affects broader regional industry and power considerations.

Manitoba International Nickel Company Moak Mystery Lakes D. L Campbell Manitoba Legislative Assembly Internationa Nickel Company INCO Grand Rapids Nelson River Monk Lake Flin Flon Campbell Department of Industry

Reducing Losses in Agriculture Across Canada

Canadian experts urge action on pests and harvest losses costing farms billions. New pesticides, better storage, and improved harvesting aim to cut production costs and raise quality. Emphasis on disease, weeds, and rodent threats and the need for better farming practices nationwide.

Ted Canada

Iodine and Thyroxin The Body’s Metabolic Regulator

Thyroxin, produced by the thyroid, governs the body's metabolism. Iodine from the diet is essential. deficiency causes simple goitre. Packaged salt is iodized to supply the required iodine, with fish and soil-rich foods as other sources.

Glaucoma Threat to Sight Warns Eye Health

A brief note explains glaucoma as a common eye disease that can lead to blindness. It highlights narrowing of peripheral vision and urges periodic eye examinations after age forty to detect the condition before symptoms become noticeable.

Robertson Tightens Road Building Schedule

Hon. R. D. Robertson warns road-building firm contractors and bond writers that overruns will incur penalties as the government finalizes this year’s $27 million road program. He says firms must avoid new jobs unless they have spare equipment or can secure it to finish on time. Weather delays are excusable.

R. D. Robertson Minster of Public Works Robertson Beause

Preparing Raspberries for Winter at Morden Farm

At Morden Experimental Farm D D Williams notes raspberry yield is best when canes are bent to the ground in late October. After harvest remove seven strongest fruiting shoots cut near ground, burn diseased canes, narrow rows to eighteen inches, and leave no more than seven clean canes per foot. Ensure irrigation if ground is dry before freeze.

Morden Experimental Farm D. D. Williams

Field Crop Insects and Their Control Bulletin New Edition

The Line Elevator Companies announce Bulletin No 8 Field Crop Insects and Their Control for the Prairie Provinces written by A V Mitchener University of Manitoba. It provides practical identification of major insect pests and up to date control methods with illustrations and reading keys. Free copies available through Line Elevator Company agents or Farm Service Winnipeg or Calgary.

Praire TV FS Praine A. V. Mitchener University of Manitoba Mitchener Eas Line Elevators Farm Service Winupeg Calgary

Pulp and Paper Mill Project in Nelson Basin Sparks Debate

Commerce under Hon F Jabin negotiates pulp and paper mill construction near the Grand Rapid site. Mr Campbell states that for success and northern development no single company should hold exclusive power rights at the Grand Rapid site, emphasizing broad access.

Hon F. Jabin Nelson Basin Grand Rapid Campbell General Northern Development

Spelling Championship Details Announced for Manitoba Students

The Manitoba School Trustees Association outlines the fall province wide spelling contest for elementary students grades 1 8 under sixteen at finals in January. Schools pick winners who advance through regional rounds to the semi finals and finally to Winnipeg for the championship at the annual convention.

Manitoba School Trustees’ Association Winnipeg Manitoba

Regional spelling contests announce oral tests and prizes

The Seoul Principal heads a system where regional, area, and provincial contests use oral tests. Winners receive certificates, pins, medals, and a grand prize gold watch for the provincial champion.

Seoul M.S. T A

Manitoba Sets Big Game Seasons and Limits for Winter

Hon. F. C. Bell announces deer bag limit remains one adult deer per season with unchanged licences. Winter moose seasons open November 15 to December 31 in four areas for residents, plus additional zones for nonresidents in Area 1. Moose bag limits one adult male per area. fees stay $50 for residents and $10 for the trophy and winter licenses. Caribou hunting limited to Barren Ground area from November 14 to January 14.

F. C. Bell Bell Whiteshell Spruce Woods C.'No R Duck Mountain St. Charles Flin Flon Ray Jimit Baghmut Manitoba Lake Winnipeg Porcupine Forest Reserve Swan Lake Pelican Lake Birch River Interlake Winnipeg River Lac du Bonnet Bird River Caribou Carbou

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