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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 1954
Page
7
A rural couple in a small apartment confronts a stagnant marriage and waning finances. Mary, stifled by routine and bills, notices Bill’s quiet changes and a pending departure hinted by his packed suitcase. The story peaks with a planned but unsure future.
A collection of one liners and quick exchanges from social settings. A father reports on a taxi ride and a bridge game, a boxing scene ends in a referee’s warning, a dance guest comments on a tall inherited heiress, and jokes about buckets and house fires.
The record dry dock in Canada stretches 1,164 feet in Saint John New Brunswick. Historical notes mention sugar cane’s early recognition in China and India.
Dates for the North American figure skating championships will be held at Regina Stadium on March 15 and 16. Mr. McGuiness said the event will be colorful and a Jubilee year boost for the province. Other provincial sports next year include the Macdonald Brier the junior track meet and the national boxing and wrestling championships. Competing will be state regional and national champions from the United States and Canada.
Saskatchewan's teacher shortage may persist, but relief arrives as sixty six British teachers take teaching posts across the province, easing provincial staffing pressures.
Kay Taggart, former Regina and Swift Current resident, has been appointed assistant professor of home economics at the University of Saskatchewan. A noted interior design advocate, she will join the staff in September after a career with Eaton's and studies at Parsons New York. Her background includes Navy service and advanced work at Cornell and Ontario’s Women's Institute.
The federal government conducts an extensive search for germanium, a metal valued at about $300 per pound. Demand rises for its use in radio radar and television applications as officials seek secure supplies.
Cardston Alberta building foreman Howard Snyder was struck by a whipping wire as his glove snagged a strand. He suffered a fractured neck vertebra shock and bruises.
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