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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 20, 1959
Page
7
Advice for people with hypertension to accept the condition without panic, stay hopeful, and maintain general health. Focus on regular medical care, reasonable activity, weight management, and cautious use of new medications, recognizing readings vary day to day and that future treatment may improve.
The Daily Sun advises travelers to carry a shower curtain or rug to protect clothes during emergencies on long trips. It suggests practical tips for changing a tire, signaling for help, and ensuring the spare is inflated with tools, flares, a medicine kit, towels, and a flashlight for safety and quick cleanups.
The first group of British schoolboys, 48 students from British secondary schools, arrives in Montreal on August 19 aboard the Cunard liner Car-Se under the W H Rhodes Canada Educational Trusts. Accompanied by two teachers and I W Cunningham, deputy director of education, Glasgow, they will visit principal Canadian cities and meet local boys about 18. The tour aims to foster friendship and widen knowledge, ending September 4 with a return voyage from Montreal aboard the Cunard liner Sylvania.
Smokers are accused of being the largest single cause of fires in Canada. The carelessness of the smoker destroys forests, homes and even lives. A careful smoker ensures any match or cigarette butt is out before discarding it and never leaves a lighted cigarette except in a deep ashtray.
Memories of pioneer days revived at the Thresherman’s Reunion July 15 to 18 near Austin at the Manitoba Agricultural Memorial Museum. The event featured an ox weight guessing contest, bread making, gas and steam threshing demos, parade of tractors, stage shows and nightly dances drawing visitors of all ages. Initiated eight years ago with the museum’s incorporation, the festival grows as farmers donate relics. the museum sits a mile and a half south of the Trans-Canada Highway on Highway 34.
D. E. Smith of Saskatchewan Power Corporation announces Miss Jan Pawlik has been appointed to the position. Born in Regina and educated in Fort William, she held roles at Port Arthur Daily News Chronicle, Portage la Prairie Daily Graphic, Children’s Aid Society of Central Manitoba, CKY Winnipeg, and Saskatchewan Power since 1956. Her duties include supervision of official functions and flame lighting ceremonies. She is a member of the Regina Women’s Press Club.
The article notes hope that younger hypertensive patients may live longer due to major breakthroughs in high blood pressure research funded by the Canadian Heart Fund, which will finance the campaign against the disease.
The plasma makes up about 55 percent of human blood while red and white blood cells account for the remaining 45 percent. The statement explains the major components of blood and their approximate proportions.
The article notes a vogue for 5 ted ss with pointed toes and dainty heels, seen as feminine yet approved by men. Canadian shoe experts say the style, revived from World War I, offers elegance and comfort, with broader adoption by Canadian women before American peers.
A 14 foot high 22 foot long wooden pheasant sculpture from CJLH-TV will be installed at the junction of No 1 and No 36 Highways to join the board of trade’s existing dinosaur display. The gift, entered in the Lethbridge Exhibition and Stampede parade, was presented to B of T president H. D. Pound.
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