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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 01, 1954
Page
7
In a hotel lobby a mirror scene has Lenny and a stranger swapping suits after realizing they resemble each other. A trailing assessor named Weaver demands fifty dollars, exchanges money, and the stranger reappears in Lenny’s suit. Detectives then arrest the imposter as Lenny escapes.
Quick pattern for a single main garment part per item to sew a full doll outfit. Includes blouse jerkin suspenders skirt beanie sack dress elastic cinch belt nightgown peignoir petticoat panties. Pattern 4576 fits dolls 14 to 32 inches and includes illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents with size name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Toronto.
The Sitka spruce, a scale of Canada’s British Columbia forests, stands as the tallest among several spruce species, with trees reaching up to around 250 feet in height according to historical forestry notes.
Ottawa announces delivery of T-33 Silver Star jet trainers to RCAF auxiliary fighter squadrons. Two seats enable dual instruction as units convert from piston Mustangs and extend to all reserve units across the country within months. Western divisions nearing completion.
A humorous collage of paraphrases and dialogue challenges. A boy rewrites a line about a suit of mail as wearing a postman’s uniform. A diner’s order blends with kitchen banter. A sentry questions a visiting colonel during a night patrol, and the colonel replies with a pun filled greeting.
Calgary fire crews used an aerial ladder to reach a cat suspended by rope on the Bank of Montreal main branch roof. The climber found the feline was stuffed, a scare pigeon devised by the caretaker to deter a mess-making flock.
David Rus sell, captain of a hockey team in Scotland, wrote home that Canadian players overseas have learned to appreciate Canadian style home heating. He notes players in Scotland wear hockey toques and socks in bed to stay warm.
Mrs. J. W. Kent of Pamburn won the Canadian Beekeepers Council championship trophy for best honey and took the F W Jones & Son Challenge trophy for first prize liquid white extracted honey at the Royal Agriculture Winter Fair. The Pambrun district proves its honey industry matches its wheat production.
Southern Alberta completes a large fall seeding drive with favorable moisture. Farmers expanded winter wheat plantings into late October and early November. Total winter wheat acreage is about 250000 acres, an all time high despite a lower fall rye area due to weak open market prices.
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