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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 01, 1958
Page
7
A reader damningly compares a Soviet fashion magazine's glossy photos with real life in the USSR. The reviewer notes austere living conditions and drab clothing despite staged glamour, arguing genuine progress in farming medicine and culture fails to mask harsh daily life and outdated styles.
The Post in Hanover notes a brief snowfall on Wednesday morning September 10 in Hanover. The report records a short snowy event with no follow up on impact or measurements.
A seven member Provincial Municipal committee met on September 12 to prepare a brief for Ottawa seeking federal support for municipal winter work programs. The group includes John Thompson and other ministers along with representatives from municipal associations and Winnipeg. The aim is to identify projects to reduce winter unemployment and outline how federal funds could back local employment schemes.
SPC general manager David Cass Beggs attended the second international conference on the peaceful uses of atomic energy in Geneva. He advised the Canadian delegation led by W B Lewis. The text lists personnel from Atomic Energy of Canada, federal departments, industry, and universities including J W T Spinks and L Katz from the University of Saskatchewan.
Helen Frances Marsh prize winning editor of the Dauphin Herald and Press and Russell H. Robbins business agent for carpenters union local 343 and president of the Welfare Council of Greater Winnipeg were named to the Board of Governors of the University of Manitoba. Alfred R. Tucker was re appointed to a further three year term. Appointment announced by Hon Stewart E McLean minister of education following the cabinet meeting.
Hon. J. C. Nollet warns farmers against speculating on land near the South Saskatchewan River dam site. The province plans 50,000 acres initially, with soils, engineering work, and local wishes shaping site choice. A land policy will curb speculation and ensure water use, while costs for levelling and on-farm irrigation limit dry land values.
Mr Herb Simmons received a telephone call from the CNR station in Wainwright Alberta about a perishable express parcel to be picked up by 5 pm. He arrived to find his brother and wife from Ontario visiting as a surprise.
Back to school sewing pattern item from Anne Adams Pattern Dept offers blouse skirt and sleeveless jerkin in sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Includes yardage for each piece and printed directions. Send 40 cents to the Toronto address with size name and style number.
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