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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1959
Page
3
A market survey for a new city brewery is complete along with an economic report. an engineering study is underway and a definite announcement is expected soon. Rumors say the brewery would produce a European style barley beer and target the Northwest Territories market.
A pattern advertisement describes Misses' and Women's sewing patterns from Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Printed Pattern 4933 covers sizes 10 to 18 with yardage details and care, priced at 50 cents. Printed Pattern 4808 lists sizes 36 to 48 with yardage and directions, priced at 40 cents. Send payments to Toronto address.
Thrift pattern note describes easy to sew blouses jackets overalls in cottons with solid or plaid designs. Printed Pattern 4924 targets sizes 4 6 8 with yardage estimates and sending details to pattern department.
Easy sew pattern includes bunt ing snow-suit overall set coat hat dress slip and panties for 10 12 14 16 18 20 inch dolls. Printed Pattern 4870 sent to Anne Adams Pattern Dept PPL 60 Front Street W Poronte for printing.
Sugar beet growers east of the Red River from Steinbach to Niverville report an estimated 160000 dollar loss after harvesting only 38 to 40 percent of this season's crop. Harsh conditions and mud halted work, wiping out acres and leaving the industry in doubt for future seasons.
Col. Pawel Monat a top Polish military intelligence official has asked for asylum in the United States. The Monat family has arrived in the U S and their asylum application is being processed in the usual manner. Monat headed Polish intelligence at diplomatic missions worldwide and could provide knowledge on Polish intelligence and possible Soviet links.
Detroit Red Wings star Gordie Howe needed two more assists to reach 500 in the current season. He began with 486 career assists and added 12 assists to reach 498 through the season’s early games.
The Saskatchewan Division of the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society announced two appointments. Miss Helen Gunson becomes Regina Home Physiotherapy Treatment Service therapist, a New Zealand School of Physiotherapy graduate. Miss Patricia Tolley will serve Regina Rural Region, a King's College Hospital London graduate, continuing the regional home treatment program begun in May 1958.
Dr. Comrie outlines a comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation plan focusing on improving functional status and daily living activities. A single physiotherapist, lacking elaborate equipment, trains arthritic patients to perform exercises and use common home aids like wax baths, sliding boards, ropes and pulleys. The Society intends to expand this home based physiotherapy program across the province as funds and professionals become available.
A regional editorial warns of carbon monoxide risks as cold weather prompts closer car and farm engine use. It urges simple safety steps: keep a window partly open, open garage doors before starting engines, and provide ventilation for vehicles left running. It notes CO poisons all engines and stresses broad adherence to safety measures to spare families and communities.
A period piece extols advertisers and social event notices as essential to a town's newspaper. It lauds prompt copy submission, community cooperation, and paying subscriptions, promising a better paper and a favorable publisher’s regard. It also cautions readers to value benefits over spotting errors.
Twenty library custodians from Alberta centers complete a six month in service correspondence course in library management. Sponsored by the Cultural Activities Branch Libraries Division to teach cataloguing, selection, administration, public relations, evaluation and children's work. A three day seminar and exam at the University of Alberta follows in April.
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