Slow Poke Proposes After Chocolate Card Surprise
Larry, a timid window trimmer, paces his plan to woo Ann Gales, who is leaving for a traveling cashier job. After a failed display and doubts, Ann sees his homemade roadside message and returns, leading to a heartfelt invitation for a park drive and dinner.
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Aery Tims
Larry
Domino Chain
Ann
Ann Gales
Ginger
Pal
Parkway
Surviving Hebrew Language Among Ancient Semitic Tongues
A brief note highlights Hebrew as the sole ancient Semitic language still spoken today. It mentions its survival through centuries and its modern revival, contextualizing its unique status among related tongues.
Junior Art Exhibition Opens in Regina November 9
The Saskatchewan Arts Board sponsors a Junior Art Exhibition opening November 9 at the Norman Mackenzie Art Gallery in Regina. It is open to ages 13 to 21 and accepts original student work only. Entries must be large and non copied, with substantial prizes totaling about $200 from six cash purchase prizes and private donors.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Arts Board
Norman Mackenzie
Norah McCullough
Miss McCullough
Funny Encounters and School Jokes Parade
A collage of light humor features a window washer and elevator girl trading quips about offices and promises, a street exchange about how brute and faithless people are, a tardy boy quipping about obeying laws, and a crying child with shoes on the wrong feet.
Saskatchewan students compile local histories for jubilee
Plain facts from young writers show how 20 students in Summerberry Saskatchewan assemble a scrapbook history of their town. The piece notes wide school participation across 4000 plus schools and plans to microfilm key histories. It highlights local anecdotes from Shaunavon Macklin Kerrobert and Main Centre and lists jubilee broadcasts and a 150000 child singalong program.
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Summerberry
Saskatchewan
Regina
F. E. Thomas
Shaunavon
Macklin
Alberta
Saskatoon
Clarence Campbell
National Hockey League
Kerrobert
Main Centre
Coureurs de Bois
CBC
Picnics and Fires Cited as Forest Risk
Outdoor meals prove tastier but picnic campfires pose costly fire danger. Extinguish thoroughly and avoid leaving matches or cigarette butts. Forest fires rise quickly, risking wildlife and injury. Do not light fires on dry grass. choose rock or mineral ground to keep embers contained.
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