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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1961
Page
5
A New York fashion service presents a Spring 1961 guide for editors on matching leather footwear with outfits. It outlines polished, grained, suede, patent, lustre and crushed leathers, with tips for daytime, evening, and accessorizing bags to create coordinated looks.
Embroidered girls dress pattern opens flat for easy ironing. Sizes 2 4 6 8 offered under pattern 7157. Describes a playful sunlit design featuring a perky duck motif suitable for casual wear and sewing projects.
The natural resources department reports one in nine residents fished for sport in the fiscal year ended March 31 1960. It notes 102 605 angling licenses sold yielding 248 825 dollars, with 95 360 licenses issued to provincial residents. Rainbow trout have been introduced into eight small lakes and reservoirs.
Printed Pattern 4838 offers a suitdress with slim lines to elongate the figure in tweedy rayon cotton faille or wool. Easy-Sew. Half sizes 14 14 16 g 18 20 2214 24 with jacket and skirt requires 41s yards of 35 inch fabric. Send fifty cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept.
Puzzle page presents a vertical and horizontal crossword with clues spanning flags dates and regions. Clues reference areas such as the Baltimore region and Chaldean city with multiple abbreviations and wordplay elements.
The Triboane of Trochu Alberta prints a humorous poem sent from Mr and Mrs Jack Ross on their 40th wedding anniversary. It playfully reflects aging with lines about arthritis memory fatigue and staying cheerful. The speaker insists they are fine despite growing old and jokes about daily life.
Canada projects 1961 cancer cases at about 45 000 with survival gains from early diagnosis and treatment. The Canadian Cancer Society, organized 1938, runs units nationwide and aims for 3 287 000 in 1961 donations. Funds support research, public education, and patient services, with more than 80 percent backing the National Cancer Institute of Canada. Five year survival has improved from 25 percent to 50 percent over a decade.
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