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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1957
Page
12
A collage of jokes and anecdotes ranges from a blue mood madam suspecting a secretary affair to a colonel grilling snipers and a bank clerk-turned-private recalling desk dusting. Quick quips cover cleverness, moral climbs, upholstery debates, and military life with blunt punchlines.
A Red Cross water safety note contrasts quicksand with moving water and sinking weight. A beggar claims to be an old soldier. a retired colonel doubts him, and the beggar jokes about memory loss. A modern mother worries when her daughter returns home early.
The Wetaskiwin federal riding shows 25,163 eligible voters, about 400 fewer than four years ago. Boundaries changed before 1953 and stayed, with the riding spanning roughly 5,000 square miles from Bittern Lake to the North Saskatchewan River.
National Wildlife Week emphasizes wildlife and recreation with emphasis on casual wildlife viewing in daily life. Many participate in studies of wildlife in natural surroundings to gain knowledge and enjoyment.
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