Classified Briefs From Canshan Weekly
Classifieds note a feature on 14it phone 3095 168 and Marth Street activity in the Canshan weekly edition.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1960
Page
4
Classifieds note a feature on 14it phone 3095 168 and Marth Street activity in the Canshan weekly edition.
Classified items include prescription orders from Pepper’s Drug Store in Regina and Winnipeg drug outfits, hearing aids and ear drum kits offered by Leonard Company, and bookkeeping and typing courses. Also seeking buyers for a Regina spoughinet shop, adult education programs, and a Saskatchewan construction service listing.
A compact vintage ad from Parmers Studio offers Dated Album Prints and reprints with 8 and 12 exposure rolls at low prices. It promises satisfaction guaranteed and options for black and white and color finishes.
Advertisement from W J Sharpe & Co Ltd Regina listing demand for fresh eggs and various grades by grade A B C with price 2d per dozen and notes about cracks. Includes address 1235 Broad Street and phone JO 9-2589.
In 1871 Canada’s population was 3,689,000. The per capita output in Canada equals 70 percent of U.S.. About one quarter of imports are raw materials with three quarters fully manufactured goods. Emily Carr, BC, authored five successful books. Horses were not native to North America, introduced by Spaniards in the 1500s.
Classified notice lists Prayertooke Bibles rosaries and religious items with catalogue offer and free gift. Also promotes registered Shorthorn Hereford cattle lambs swine farm equipment and deliveries across regions including Alberta and Saskatchewan. Real estate offers include houses and bungalows for sale or rent by Gingrich Reality in Regina.
A bouquet of pussy willows arrived at The Canadian in Camrose Alberta as the first spring sign. Mrs. Leroy Nelson said the early willows were found by her husband on their farm north of Chaton, about two months before their usual appearance.
Police investigate the death of 44 year old Mrs William H Kinzel of Hespeler Ontario described as death by own action by town police chief Insp Jack Craig of Ontario provincial police studies the case as three bullets struck the chest and head.
ERNEST WARWICK of Chatham Ontario returns from an Eastern Europe tour where he sold Romania enough hybrid seed corn to seed several million acres. He says a Romanian delegation will visit Canada to buy 1000 head of cattle.
Leather spectators dominate the annual spring fashion preview in New York. Leather designers showcase hundreds of spectator styles in leather for every occasion, emphasizing color contrasts, textures, and the neat, tailored look with versatile, modestly priced options.
W. J. Sharpe and Co. Ltd. expands from Regina to Moose Jaw at 570 Fairford St West with Sharpe and Co Moose Jaw Ltd. The new hatchery will be managed from the Regina plant and focus on a Turkey Hatchery with capacity for large orders and service to small growers.
Donald M. Shaver of Galt Ontario was elected president at the ninth annual meeting in Vancouver. W G Sharpe of Regina was chosen vice president with Leo PCCe Oe of Melville and H Sommerfeld of Saskatoon among directors. R D Sterling of Vancouver steps down. The 1961 meeting will be held in Ottawa.
A public health message encourages eye safety and early care to prevent blindness. It urges wearing safety glasses in shops and homes, avoiding excessive screen contrast, proper lighting, and regular eye exams. It highlights eye diseases treatable when found early and promotes Eye Bank of Canada legacies and support for blind individuals in work and access to reading.
Marvin McKee, 20, was hanged for killing a Huntsville taxi driver. The case drew national attention to capital punishment and raised debates on crime and justice.
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