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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1958
Page
2
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A commuter misses a train while ordering five Manhattans, leaving two drinks behind as jokes about taste and trouble at home unfold. A bar patron offers to replace a cat he ran over, prompting a quip about the kitchen mouse. An aging suitor woos a younger woman at Florida’s chic watering holes, with the butler noting late work hours. Swept-back wings of modern airplanes promise smoother flights.
The Brucellosis control program spreads across Canada with ten areas declared free and testing in 24 areas. About 430 500 head of cattle are under testing with 2 878 551 cattle under supervision and 247 areas accepted for testing. The program began April 1957 and PEI was first to be certified. Infection rates vary by area from one percent to five percent, herd rates up to 25 percent. Annual losses reach about nine million dollars from milk drop calf losses and breeding stock replacements.
RQMS W Lloyd recalls wartime friends from Aneroid and Clear Lake Cadet Camp. He notes inscribed bell tents bearing Regimental numbers and names including L35088 Dennis Schlemke and L35083 Ralph Williamson, both from Southern Saskatchewan. The letter invites former members in Winnipeg to reconnect.
The CPR unveiled a Hy Rail track inspection car that runs on rails or highway. A 1958 Plymouth suburban wagon with an extra set of guide wheels can switch between rail and road at grade crossings in about two minutes. It seats nine, can serve as an ambulance, and carries railway signals and lights. Assigned to the Portage division with Winnipeg headquarters, the vehicle boosts efficiency for operating officers. An aside notes the elephant as a symbol in Oriental mythology.
Saskatchewan Power Corporation showcases at the World Power Conference in the Queen Elizabeth Hotel. The display features a relief map of Saskatchewan with electrical and natural gas transmission lines, hydro site prospects, and a $40 million Boundary Dam generating station model near Estevan.
Henry Bergh organized the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in 1866, earning recognition as the father of the modern humane movement in the United States.
Advertisement for Home Workshop Patterns offering Packet No. 56 with five patterns including a garage, work bench, wall tool cabinet and woodworking aids. Price $1.75. Office in Vancouver British Columbia. Pack contains side door and space planning guidance.
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