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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1957
Page
9
Construction of the Regina gas system starts at Power Corp as city officials mark the project. Mayor Regina center announces expansive work aimed at improving local gas infrastructure.
The Progress reports a complete interior and exterior renovation of a historic hotel in Winkler Manitoba. Work by H Neufeld & Sons includes stuccoing, tiling, new plumbing, refreshed rooms, updated drapes, and a rebuilt beer parlor with modern decor.
Six bursaries of up to 1500 dollars each are announced by Hon J Walter Erb Saskatchewan Minister of Public Health. They cover one year of university level training in nursing administration teaching and supervision and similar fields. Applications from the Director Division of Hospital Administration and Standards Regina. The text also notes Popocatepetl as the world’s highest active volcano near Puebla Mexico at 1748 feet.
Pattern note describes Printed Pattern 4869 for half sizes designed to fit shorter fuller figures with no alterations. Includes yardage for 35 inch fabric and directions on each pattern part. Mail 35 cents in coins to Department PPL at 60 Front Street Toronto with size name address and style number.
Quick, fun cross stitch patterns for towels with gay motifs to brighten kitchens. Includes 6 motifs about 5 by 7 inches and a pattern offer: send 35 cents for pattern, 25 cents for a book copy. Also notes Canadian Red Cross loan cupboards lending sickroom supplies in communities.
The piece traces the rise of weekly newspapers from small, cash strapped ventures to modern operations requiring broader skills. It notes Ryerson Institute of Technology’s streamlined journalism and printing management course for weekly journalism careers, plus ten $500 bursaries from the All Canada Insurance Federation to aid students before college.
The Social Credit party touted a 30 percent income tax cut at a Toronto rally, but observers warned such cuts would shift costs elsewhere and threaten the economy and defence spending. Critics accused the party of double talk and pandering to voters while ignoring broader fiscal impacts.
In a Province editorial from Innisfail Alberta, spring cleaning reveals that vandals scatter garbage across farm and range property. Officials note proving individual guilt is hard, urging fines and jail terms to deter this mean vandalism.
The piece critiques the fashion of constant smiling in press photographs and its impact on politics and perception. It argues smiles can seem artificial, varying from candidates to entertainers, and urges voters to seek genuine expressions behind the grin rather than mere charm.
The Peterborough Examiner editorial argues democracy in education means qualifying who stays in school after initial learning. It states schools should drop pupils unwilling to work, with a chance to return later if they change, and rejects forcing all students to the highest High School level. It urges recognizing mistakes and improving the system through experience.
The Gazette notes a Toronto meeting draw of 1800 of 2500 seats, signaling Canadians rejected Social Credit rhetoric. It cites Diefenbaker drawing larger crowds in the West and argues Canada may shift to a two party system with Conservative and Liberal forces.
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