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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1959
Page
3
A reader recalls receiving a vicious mail chain titled A Good Luck Prayer. The note demanded funds and names, warning of dire consequences if not forwarded. After questioning several friends, the writer found them reluctant and superstitious, concluding fear is the real enemy before tearing up the letter.
A vintage automotive ad promotes Carrie the Lite, urging cautious driving as a safety slogan. It emphasizes low fuel costs and personal savings, connecting responsible driving with protecting the driver.
The Royal Tour planning party led by Lt. Gen. Howard Graham will depart Ottawa in April to map the route for Queen Elizabeth's visit next summer. Esmond Butler arrives from London as assistant press secretary. The group stops at St. John’s Newfoundland on April 5 and visits Maritime and Quebec centres before Ottawa return on April 15. A western tour segment begins April 20 to verify provincial and municipal arrangements.
The Financial Post warns that in 20 years the number of young Canadians seeking university education and able to benefit from it will at least double. To meet demand, Canada must establish a new university each year with 3,000 capacity or expand existing ones. The Vermilion Standard notes education as the nation's top domestic challenge ahead.
Mrs. Natalie Marydanski trains and showcases Terra a German Shepherd in obedience and guard work. Terra has earned CD and CDX titles, traveled coast to coast by car train boat ship and plane, pulled a sled, and demonstrated skills before fairs churches and schools. She opens doors carries items and performs tricks while remaining friendly with children.
Canadian National Railways extended one day excursion fares to Saskatoon for three months due to popularity. Round trips cost regular one way coach fare plus ten percent, available Thursdays from April 2 to June 25. Tickets valid only on sale date and for return to Saskatoon by midnight. Sales at Prince Albert North Battleford Kindersley Melville and intermediates.
Maydanski trained her to hunt upland birds and waterfowl and to work by signal. She became a popular television attraction and widely photographed, with features in many newspapers and training films for dog fanciers. Mrs Majdanski plans a dog training class in Kindersley, Sask, allowing Terra to appear on Kindersley streets under dog bylaw control.
Flower lovers from around the world visit the Keukenhof in Holland each spring to admire millions of tulips blooming in vibrant displays.
Ralph K Bennett of the Canada Department of Agriculture forecasts robust cattle prospects, noting prices tied to the U S market and expected to stay high through 1960. Canada exported about 700 000 head to the United States last year, with feeder cattle shipments reaching 460 000. Demand from U S producers and population growth on two continents underpin a sustained market for Canadian cattle and feeders.
Public health materials on nutrition mental health and general care are widely available at no cost. Booklets folders and filmstrips can be requested from local or provincial health departments to provide accurate information and reduce fears about serious illnesses.
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