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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1959
Page
3
A concise look at jeans history from miners and sailors to Canadian farmers and youngsters. The piece traces fabric shifts from hemp canvas to denim, wartime rivets and bright stitching, and today’s wide palette and zippered pockets appealing to 10 to 18 year olds.
Hon Stew art E. McLean assured reporters that new divisional boards will receive full assistance in organizing their Benool divisions. He noted fears of heavy workloads among first class candidates but said the province will ease the burden with a $10 000 establishment grant and targeted help after the March 31 trustee elections.
Radio personality Terry Higgins voices support for the New Music Policy while cautioning against low standards. He compares rock n roll to postwar dances, urges appreciation of durable, well crafted music, and urges listeners to contribute by writing to editors to promote good taste.
The remarks highlight inequities in the distribution of deficiency payments between individuals and municipalities and note many beneficial farm legislations already enacted by current and prior governments. The delegation claims their brief did not address pending objections.
Canada produced 4 359 000 tons of steel at 6.3 million ton capacity. The United States produced 85 000 000 tons with a 140 million ton capacity. The United Kingdom produced 18 902 000 tons at 23 million ton capacity. West Germany produced 23 000 000 tons with large capacity. USSR produced 60 000 000 tons at full capacity. China produced about 10 000 000 tons at its full capacity.
A sanitation notice warns never to place broken glass, china, or sharp metal into waste baskets or garbage cans. It instructs using a strong carton, tying it, and labeling contents for safe handling by waste workers.
The advertisement promotes Simulated pattern 4708 by Anne Adams for women's sizes 36 through 48. It highlights smooth lines flattering the figure, a softly curved neckline, panel effects, and button trim. Requires 4% yards of fabric for size 36 and includes printed directions with pattern parts. Send 40 cents and order to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
The Times notes High River’s Medicine Tree as a historic symbol tying the town to its name. It urges local effort to brand the tree with tourism appeal, proposing stationery imagery and a handicrafts souvenir to promote H for High River and hospitality.
The article recalls the six year effort to build a new curling rink begun by a Morden Curling Club vote on April 15 1953. It celebrates the completed palace as a landmark of community teamwork praising Bruce Farquharson J Lawrie and a loyal working group for raising the town's status.
The piece muses on a child’s small fingers as symbols of memory and vulnerability. It contrasts their mischief with their power to inspire a worker's perseverance when ambition falters, ending with the reassurance that a child’s trust strengthens a man at work.
A Selin mill shows final touches in progress as tests are completed and finishing work is applied to the project. The article notes ongoing preparation and a readying phase before completion.
Work on the Selin Feed mill is near completion with a test run planned to check equipment spouts and legs. The facility will soon produce Alberta's finest mixed feeds while three trucks will be serviced simultaneously in the loading area.
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