Icicle Attraction at the Hotel Pool
Barclay Adama, a flirty flirt, pursues Linda Pasreens during a vacation. He tries to charm her as she ignores him and focuses on a sand mound, then races to catch up when she swims toward the hotel pool, impressed by her skill. The scene captures casual summer intrigue and thwarted advances.
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Barclay Adama
Raine
Barclay
Sux Jenpinks
Barclays
Abed
Linda
Bret
Widow with two children and a wary romance unfolds
Barclay pursues a widow living with two children as she reveals her husband's death. He learns she is twenty eight and widowed, not divorced, and she shares her estate and home. He confesses his own promising career while she weighs his intentions and their growing connection.
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Barclay
Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate
Carelessness Cited as Leading Fire Cause
A brief fire safety note states carelessness remains the leading cause of fires nationwide. It urges caution in homes and workplaces to prevent blazes and protect lives and property.
Alberta Miner Clawed By Angry Bear During Fishing Trip
Coal Valley Alberta miner Peter Kukuchka was attacked by a mother bear with two cubs while fishing 160 miles southwest of Edmonton. He climbed a tree as the bear slashed at him tearing shoes from his feet and beating his dog before retreating toward a mining camp where workers found him collapsing.
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Coal Valley
Alta
Peter Kukuchka
Kukuchka
Here
Edmonton
May Extend Vote Franchise To Indians
Ottawa reports government proposals to extend federal voting rights to Indians on reservations who agree to waive income tax exemption. Walter Harris notes a motion to be moved before the Commons election committee. Currently eligible voters include Indian war veterans and their wives, with others voting if not on reserves. Indians on reservations are taxed on income earned off the reserve. the waiver would apply to extra income earned on the reserve.
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Ottawa
Walter Harris
Citizenship and Immigration
War graves may carry unit names across overseas cemeteries
Defence Minister Claxton told the Commons that unit names may be engraved on headstones for Canada’s war dead overseas. He halted new erections while officials study inscribing regimental names, to apply to future headstones and existing markers if approved.
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Ottawa
Claxton
Commons
Canada
Dickie Mitchell Replants Neighbor’s Potatoes in Weyburn Garden
In Weyburn Sask Dickie Mitchell four overheard a seed potato complaint and later with another boy dug up a neighbor’s planted potatoes and re planted them in his father’s garden. The deed may have uncertain results and no one is hurt.
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Dickie
Junior Baseball Tourney to Open in Fort Qu'Appelle
The second annual Junior Baseball tournament will start July 13 at Fort Qu'Appelle with 32 teams competing for 800 in cash prizes. Top team earns 400, plus prizes for best dressed and well mannered teams.
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Fort Qu'appelle
Fort Qu’Appelle
Alberta On Threshold Of Bigger Room
Alberta leaders at the Alberta Associated Chambers of Commerce annual meeting described the province as hot with industrial growth. Trade and industry minister A. J. Hooke and Canadian Utilities manager J. G. McGregor cited rapid expansion, 12 000 manufacturing jobs, and a $20 000 000 payroll.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Foothills
Alberta Associated Chambers of Commerce and Agriculture
A. J. Hooke
Trade and Industry
J. G. McGregor
Hooke
Oberholtzer
Selye Explores X Factor In Stress Book Revelation
Research scientist Dr Hans Selye of the University of Montreal says his new book Stress centers on an X factor with potential broad medical impact. He spoke at a press conference outlining implications for the future of medicine.
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Hans Selye
University of Montreal
Conneccion
Doctor implants steel shoulder in dog heals to walk
A physician replaces a dog's shoulder with an all steel component and within a month the dog regains the ability to walk on all fours. The surgery showcases early advances in veterinary prosthetics and raises questions about durability and ethics of such implants.
Visible Wheat Supplies Decline in Week to June 1
Canada’s grain stocks show a drop in visible wheat to 108,464,484 bushels for the week ending June 1, down from 111,911,? the prior year’s level. Oats and barley also fall versus last year, while flax remains far below 2023 totals. Western elevators hold over 30.5 million bushels, with lake head elevators around 29.5 million.
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Board of Grain Commissioners
Lakehead
Oil Exploration Speeds Up in North Saskatchewan
Prince Albert report says northern Saskatchewan drilling activity accelerates as companies move from surveys to actual drilling to confirm geophysical findings. J. W. Churchman notes over 5 million acres leased within about 150 miles of Prince Albert amid growing interest.
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Prince Albert
Sask
Saskatchewan
Oil Companie¢S
J. W. Churchman
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