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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 02, 1954
Page
7
Two men in a hotel washroom exchange suits and wallets believing they are twins. A third man demands fifty dollars, then follows a sting that ends with detectives arresting the imposter as Lenny exits unseen.
A playful compilation of parodies begins with a boy’s line about a suit of mail and a postman’s uniform. A diner orders eggs with precise cook instructions and a hen named Betty. Witty exchanges follow about honesty and living on debts.
Quick sewing pattern review for doll clothing with options including blouse jerkin suspenders skirt beanie sack dress elastic belt and nightgown. Pattern 4576 fits dolls 14 to 2 inches in size and uses scraps. Easy to use tested for fit includes illustrated instructions and costs 35 cents.
The Sitka spruce, the largest of several spruce species in British Columbia, sometimes attains heights around 250 feet. It stands as a towering conifer in the province's forests, reflecting the region's rich timber heritage.
Ottawa reports delivery of T-33 Silver Star jet trainers to RCAF auxiliary fighters as two-seat trainers speed up pilot instruction. Some squadrons already fly Vampire jets but lack dual training. CF-100 Canucks plans require jet proficiency across reserves. Delivery to western units nears completion as conversions from Mustangs proceed.
Calgary firefighters used an aerial ladder to save a cat dangling from the roof of the Bank of Montreal main branch. The supposed feline rescue revealed the cat was stuffed and used as a scare pigeon by the caretaker to frighten a flock causing messes in the quarters.
In a letter home from Scotland captain David Rus sell notes Scots players wear hockey toques and socks to bed to stay warm. He says Canadian players overseas have learned to value Canadian style home heating.
Mrs. J. W. Kent of Pamburn near Swift Current duplicated her 1953 Regina win by taking top honey awards at the Royal Agriculture Winter Fair. She captured the Canadian Beekeepers Council championship trophy for best exhibited honey and the F W Jones & Son Challenge trophy for first in liquid white extracted honey and first for granulated honey. The Pambrun district is praised for more than wheat.
Southern Alberta finishes one of the latest and largest fall seeding campaigns as moisture and weather favor expansion of winter wheat acreage to about 250 000 acres, setting a record. Fall rye plantings decline due to weaker market prices.
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