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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1954
Page
7
The shy professor Paul Frazier enters a somber class as sleet falls and the students drift in. Camille fixes her gaze on a diagram, breaking his usual smile and sparking a private, unsettled longing.
An ad for Anne Adams sewing patterns lists sizes and yardage for a princess jumper, box jacket, and blouse, with a 35 cent price and ordering details. A Windsor College for Girls short story follows a tense exam on the honor system as Camille and Paul confront cheating, confession, and romance amid class tension.
Calgary plans a $350,000 autel apartment house for motorists with maid service a supervised playroom for children laundry room roof garden and babysitting service. The basement will provide space for 20 cars.
John Wesley Doull, a resident of the Provincial Convalescent Home, marked his 105th birthday. Born in Prince Edward Island and a Mount Allison University graduate, he credits his longevity to moderation in all things.
Embroidery pattern item offers two or more 10 by 10 inch rose design squares with crochet edge for doilies and runners. Pattern 7234 includes four embroidery transfers and crochet instructions. Send twenty five cents in pins to obtain pattern.
Advertisement from Household Arts Department at 60 Front Street W Toronto urges readers to send 25 cents for a copy of BRIMFUL OF IDEAS with embroidery crochet sewing and color transfer designs plus four patterns. It asks to write plainly name address and pattern number.
Northern Affairs Department officials use a helicopter to monitor the North American buffalo herd across Alberta and the southern Northwest Territories. A worker leans out to spray paint marked patterns on the animals to track their movements.
In Alta district the wet summer produced abundant cabbages and cauliflower. Farmers feed the produce to hogs to prevent waste as weather officials study searchlight cloud height measurements to aid aviators.
The gas turbine engine may transform future autos by burning gasoline to heater oil with a single spark plug start and no clutch. It is lighter and consumes little oil, but fuel use is higher and exhaust must vent vertically. Europe tests show turbine cars and buses, with Boeing and GM advancing turbine trucks and buses.
Canada records 37,837 births in August, an eight percent rise from last year, with January-August births up 69 percent to 287,306. Deaths and marriages fall. August marriages drop 5.5 percent to 13,255, while deaths total 9,612 for August and 82,786 for January-August, down from last year.
A new agricultural research and instruction building valued at 1,000,000 dollars is ready for the new term at the University of Alberta. The facility houses plant science animal science and soils departments and horticulture offices. Canada has ten cities over 100,000 population, six in the East and four in the West.
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