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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 26, 1955

Page

7

The Table That Set Off a Storeroom Storm

A late night scene at a Gregorys department store unfolds as a dominant shopper demands a missing table. The manager and staff scramble through will call rooms and files to locate it, while the woman insists on payment terms and access. The bill reveals a 1938 date, heightening the tension.

Gregory 5 Plecdy Grare Gregory Bath Madan Wepyrigsh' Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate

Alberta consolidates highway departments under one agency

Alberta merges the Motor Vehicle branch from the Provincial Secretary's department into the Department of Highways. Horace R Clark becomes registrar and retains his Highway Traffic Board chair role. New deputy registrars J Pritchard RB F Tait and C J Kenway lead motor vehicle operator and regulatory divisions respectively. The unified structure will issue licences, register vehicles and drivers, test drivers, and enforce related acts while the Highway Traffic Board remains a separate entity within the regulatory division.

Alberta Department of Highways Highway Traffic Board Horace R Clark J. Pritchard RB. F. Tait C. J. Kenway

Humorous Vignettes From a Maine Village and Beyond

A quirky mix of short anecdotes unfolds in a Maine village and nearby settings. A museum visit prompts a casual romance line, a shopkeeper declines camel brushes, a boy admits fighting, a mother negotiates cake peace, a misdirected cake outcome occurs, an electric meter inspector discovers low usage, and California trees are noted to reach 3 250 years.

Kitchen Meditations By Jane Dale

Wanda and pihy, Newly and Sue visit grandma for a treat then return home. In grandma's front room a wind up toy plays clear music as Wanda, age three, sits still listening. The piece closes with the line about poor women drivers and their husbands as teachers.

Wanda Pihy Sue Billy Kenny

Sale of 12 Million Bushels Canadian Wheat Reported

Winnipeg export grain circles report a Churchill sale of about 12 million bushels of top grade Canadian wheat for mid summer Europe shipment. The export is described as the largest reported Churchill shipment this year though not officially confirmed.

Winnipeg Europe Manitoba Churchill

Weed control plans for Wild oats in Manitoba

A Winnipeg meeting of 25 leaders from the University of Manitoba, federal and provincial Agriculture departments, and industry outlined 1955 experimental field work to tackle Wild oats on eight infested Manitoba farms. Trials involve soil treatments and germination tests, with L H Shebeski and G Friesen leading university weed research, and MP C plans for brush control along power lines. Churchill wheat export activity and a Churchill government elevator expansion were also noted.

Manitoba Legislative Winnipeg H. E. Wood University of Manitoba Wood L. H. Shebeski George Friesen Friesen Pulman Washington L. Playfair Manitoba Power Commission M.P.C Canada

Moose and game bird harvests in British Columbia 1955

The provincial game commission estimates that over 5,000 moose and 28 000 deer were taken by hunters in 1955. Believed totals include 51 000 pheasants 171 000 willow grouse 143 000 blue grouse 17 000 sharp tailed grouse and 429 000 ducks.

British Columbia Provincial Game Commission

Canadian travel bureau handles 97 594 enquiries in eight months

The Canadian Government Travel Bureau reported 97 594 individual enquiries in the first eight months of 1954, up 15.5 percent from the same period in 1953. The article notes that the Irish were the first Europeans to recognize the potato as a staple food.

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