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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 18, 1958

Page

7

Christmas Cheer Drive Aims To Brighten Hospital Wards

A Saskatchewan branch of The Canadian Mental Health Association lists representatives who will forward gifts to mental hospitals in Canada. Donors are asked to wrap gifts plainly and indicate contents on the outside of parcels.

Canada Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatchewan

Kittens and Cruelty Volunteers Rally for SSPCA Aid

The Saskatoon Leader-Post profiles Mrs. Lulu Chalmers and SSPCA volunteers who patrol at night to rescue stray animals. At Albert Ross's West Dewdney farm, 35 cats and 11 dogs await new homes, with Christmas hopefuls including border collie pups and kittens. A long donor list follows, urging support for homeless animals and the Lady mascot.

Lulu Chalmers Allan Avenue The Saskatchewan Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Albert Ross West Dewdney Avenue Mrs. Chalmers Lady SSPCA Chalmers

First practical use of electricity in Canada

In the 1880s in Quebec electricity lit textile mills marking the first practical use in Canada. Union membership at end of 1957 totaled 1,386,185. Personal savings about 1.4 billion dollars versus tax payments near 9 billion. The first trans Atlantic cable raid occurred in 1858 from Ireland to Newfoundland. The Yellowknife name derives from northern Indians the Yellowknives who carried bright colored knives of native copper.

Yellowknife N.W.T Canada Quebec Ireland Newfoundland Yellowknives Quick Canadian Facts Pocket Annual Facts About

Royal Humane Society Award For Saskatoon Rescue

Jim Biss of Outlook received a Royal Humane Society Award for saving seven year old Judith Stone from the river in Saskatoon in September 1957. He applied artificial respiration successfully at the Biggar pool where Mayor L A Jones presided. Present were Mr and Mrs Stone and Mrs H D Hart Water Safety Convener for the Saskatoon Red Cross Branch.

Jim Biss Outlook Royal Humane Society Judith Stone Saskatoon Jim Biggar Pool L. A. Jones Biggar Stone H. D. Hart

Deep freeze and barley champion shine in Golden Prairie

The article explains proper meat storage from aging to quick freezing at very low temperatures to prevent spoilage in home freezers. It notes Saskatchewan locker plants prepare meat and wrap it to maintain quality for up to a year for beef, six months for pork, and nine months for poultry. It also reports Miss Elaine Sawby winning Wheat Pool barley champion in Golden Prairie with high yields across several varieties, highlighting Vantage as promising.

Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Locker Operators Association Elaine Sawby Vern Sawby Golden Prairie Montcalm Vantage the News Maple Creek Sask

Santa letter found in Newport Post Office

Clerks opened a stamp-less letter addressed to Santa revealing a child’s Christmas wish list and a plea mentioning mental hospitals. The note requests 40 army men planes Hoody Doody puppets a cowboy hat and thanks the reader, signed by an eight year old in third grade and asking for happiness for someone else this Christmas.

Newport Post Office Santa Claus Santa

Lessons From a Week of Rest and Busy Return

The narrator recalls longing for bed and rest but discovers real value in being busy. They note sleep needs, the lure of inactivity, and the way daily life carries on despite absence, concluding that activity and purpose restore satisfaction.

Cantons Defined as States in Swiss Confederation

The term cantons denotes the states of the Swiss federation, reflecting Switzerland’s federal structure where each canton has its own constitution and government.

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