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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 11, 1958
Page
3
Gerda Atvtiensen named Nutritionist for the Swift Current Health Region with her team beginning work. Miss Andreasen arranged collaboration with The Advance to promote public health education through the Gull Lake, Sask publication.
Ancient bones show evidence of bone tuberculosis in prehistoric humans. Researchers cite cave man skeletons bearing signs consistent with tuberculosis, indicating long-standing disease history.
Pattern 436 offers actual size cutting guides for foil and paper decorations with Santa figures. Included in packet 48 with many more guides for Christmas cards and decorations, all for 1.75. Pattern 418 provides actual size cutting and painting guides for a stable top crib set, 40 cents, also in packet 48. Home Workshop Patterns, Department PLPN, 4432 West 3th Avenue, Vancouver, B C.
Dress pattern advertisement promotes a printed pattern labeled 4723 for half sizes with slimming styling. It lists yardage for size 16 and includes printed directions, requesting 130 cents, stamps rejected, and orders to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at a New York street address.
British Columbia holly production expands into a major industry with an export crop of 100000 pounds. Production around Vancouver and Victoria aims for nationwide retail by December 10, using 25 rail cars and advanced growing, pruning, and hormone treatment methods to ensure uniform berries and long-lasting leaves.
The program This Is The Life remains on 19 Canadian TV stations joined by The Good Life Theatre films, produced by a Lutheran Church subsidiary. Only nine stations have dropped the serial, with CBC ownership totaling six. An audience of about ten million watches weekly, and viewers are urged to write stations with audience preferences.
A local hunter north of town killed a large valley deer with three horns. The horns extend forward, three to six inches long, and the ear is larger than typical. Fred Bard, curator at the Saskatchewan Museum of Natural History, says three horned deer are rare and advises keeping the animal whole while the museum decides its fate.
A reader urges support for a promising future physicist to ensure Canada achieves high quality schooling. The appeal asks for help in maintaining robust education and teaching standards and offers a free booklet titled Education at the Crossroads from Crossroads Boxe200 Stallion D Ottawa.
The Glengarry News notes curling as a year round sport gaining in Ottawa centers with artificial ice in Alexandria and Wankleek Hill. Ladies and youth join the fever as crowds grow at new rinks and pay as you play ventures expand access to the sport locally.
The new Hunter Safety Training Course in Ontario aims to reduce hunting accidents by teaching gun handling. Beginning in Renfrew in December, the 10 hour program becomes compulsory next year for new hunters, with enrollment open to anyone 14 and over through M. J. Bolger at the Post Office or any license issuer.
A critique argues doctors fault youth for softness while blaming lazy fathers. It contrasts active pastimes like woodchucking with today’s sedentary culture and TV. The piece links home responsibility to health, noting the TB Seals emblem as a global anti tuberculosis symbol.
A speeding motorist crashes and dies in winter conditions, highlighting the danger of fast driving. Authorities say reckless speed contributed to the fatality. Local responders arrived at the scene with emergency services.
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