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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
2
A columnist argues retailers shape demand, citing a campaign against tapered toes in children's shoes and manufacturers' trends toward rounded styles. He notes a major firm still offers 75 percent rounded designs and urges consumers to push for balanced stock and special orders to meet nonconforming needs.
Edouard Berlin, 87, of Montreux Switzerland, who invented the Berlin telephoto transmission system in 1907, died in a local hospital.
Canadians flock to Mexico for perpetual spring and warm beaches as jet travel shortens trip times. Ariel wardrobe promotes easy care travel wear with pleated Arnel jersey dresses that resist wrinkling and dry quickly, ideal for packing and quick dating ready.
Hon. Russ Brown announced a new Saskatchewan symbol made in Saskatchewan and approved by the department of industry and information. The emblem combines a wheat sheaf inside a gear wheel to show the link between agriculture and other industries in the province, reflecting the growing importance of both sectors.
A. T. Elders of Canada Malting Co. urges a cooperative cash program as western barley production falls from postwar peaks. He cites dropping exports, changing markets in Japan Europe and the US, and dwindling acreage from Alberta eastward. Saskatchewan introduces a Made in Saskatchewan symbol to boost provincial products including barley.
Leather fashion for the Easter Parade features vivid hues across all leathers from patent to suede. White footwear returns for summer with perforations and cut-outs enhancing airy lines. The S'Orsay pump anchors the look while supple upper leathers offer comfortable, lightweight wear.
Mrs. Maratha Conway 29 of Mill Valley California was struck by her own car and suffered a fractured pelvis as she stopped the vehicle from rolling toward a cliff. She opened the door, pulled the emergency brake and left the 10 month old on the front seat before the car rolled back.
The text notes that the symbol’s size increased due to resource and industrial development in Saskatchewan. Manufacturers, printers, and publishers can obtain material to reproduce the symbol from G. W. Cameron, Director of Trade Services Division, Department of Industry and Information, Regina.
Hope and help messages promote buying Easter Seals to assist disabled children. The appeal links personal health gratitude to purchases and urges immediate action.
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