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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 20, 1993
Page
4
Bill Hall muses on language drift in waiter slang and gendered terms, contrasting farm and restaurant speech. He jokes about watering and watering-related verbs, notes inconsistent usage, and reflects on campus feminism while recalling farm life and milking discreetly. The piece blends humor with social commentary.
A July 8 book launch at Hamiota Library showcased Winifred Hulbert’s poetry collection Moth and Candle. The event, hosted by the Mid West Arts Council and Hamiota Centennial Library, featured readings by Hulbert and remarks from illustrator Linda Mullin and publisher John Ferguson of Compascor Manitoba.
A Western Canada Lottery Corporation survey shows 11 percent more winners invest in education, 6 percent fewer bank their winnings, plus 3 percent rises in stocks and bonds donations mortgage pays and home renovations. The shift hints winners returning to school as a new dream emerges.
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