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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 15, 1948
Page
7
Cluny and Chris face financial strain from luxuries while saving for a shared future. After Cluny’s accident threatens the farm, Chris changes course, deciding to mortgage hardship into care. She acknowledges their bond and declares marriage a welding of pain and devotion.
Easy-sew Pattern 4667 features princess lines and utility pockets. The pattern is tested for fit and includes illustrated instructions. Sizes 34 through 50 available. size 36 requires 4 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send 25 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg.
A large crowd gathered for the dedication of the Memorial Gateway at Lake Road Cemetery in Consort Alberta. The right plaque honors the men of Consort and district who died in World War II 1939 1945 and the ceremony marked a lasting tribute to freedom and sacrifice for generations to come.
Ottawa officials indicate an official warning will urge Canadians to conserve coal and fuel oil this Winter. Despite brighter fuel prospects, storage limits and short transport from U S points threaten supply. Anthracite may rise 1.50 to 1.75 per ton, with oil-price moves uncertain.
University of Saskatchewan experiments aim to remove about 30 percent water from lignite coal. Dr. W Graham, assistant professor of chemical engineering, leads tests since Estevan coal is lignite and water adds transport weight. Hot air drying causes crumbling coal, complicating the process.
Hilmer Hanson with a Hudson Bay Railway trap line says his pelt measures 82 inches in combined length and breadth. Game guardians note it covers about 10 square feet, the largest beaver pelt the Natural Resources Department has seen.
Saskatoon police declined Cameron Michell's request to send his speeding fine to the American Automobile Association. Officers said they do not act as a collection agency and do not handle trivial Hollywood matters.
Toronto report quotes Joan Pickard of Winnipeg stating women are superior at judging horses. She notes more girls take riding lessons, making them more competent to judge junior rider classes in Manitoba's junior horse judging competition. Pasteurized Milk Is Safe.
Swift Current Herbert irrigation projects show rising acreage and farmer interest. Local efforts expand on Rush Lake and Waldeck plots with 15 offered lots at Rush Lake, including $2,400 dwelling rule and windbreaks. Veterans and Excelsior RM prioritized for parcels.
R Logan Layton of the Dominion Department of Agriculture based in London reports on Canadian meat imports. He visited Manchester, a major distribution center for England, and found retailers and butchers more enthusiastic about Canadian bacon than ever before.
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