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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1960
Page
2
Classified Canadian Weekly Features lists items and notices for Regina Saskatchewan with contact line JO 1681 14id Searth Street address included for inquiries.
A garbled text block lists names like Damian, Parsley, Sheedy, and Ava Jacob, along with scattered terms such as furnaces, admission, and tabulated references. The fragment reads like a damaged page with no coherent event, date, or location to summarize.
Advertisement note offering a mail order prescription service from Pepper's Original Store Regina Saskatchewan to be handled via a PO box. Mentions pricing and contact details with a request to write for full provisions and legal formalities.
An Australian style ad promotes beauty culture courses and business education options in Regina and Toronto. It touts specialist beauty operator careers, opening own shops, and lists contact addresses including Philips Beauty School in Hamilton and the Regina Scarth Street location. It also advertises typing shorthand comptometer and general business courses with free data reliance and adult education guidance.
Manitoba's Survey Branch aided by OUawe and the Canadian Army readies an 18 mile northern boundary survey across Arctic tundra. The 16 man team departs Winnipeg for Churchill then travels by tractor trains toward the border with supplies for three months.
Edmonton wants coins and stamps. Cain Catalogue offered at 25 cents. Contact Gary at 2810 Jasper Avenue. Highest payment for coins and stamps.
Local notice signals Regina based LTD IGINA will issue bonds to fund city projects. Officials request bids and outline schedules for public submission and review. Residents are advised to watch the registry for deadlines and document requirements.
A wardrobe with sliding trays for shirts underwear and shoes plus a pull out tie rack and partitioned drawers is easy to make. The secret is constant use of a try square to keep angles true. Follow dimensions and directions in pattern 222, available by mail for 40e.
A columnist questions the credibility of a claim that American and Canadian women influence 85 percent of buying decisions. He notes manufacturers spend billions to woo women, with products from cars to homes tailored to feminine preferences, while a pubic opinion pollster could not justify the figure.
Five Canadian women have Olympic track and field golds by 1928 and Barbara Ann Scott won skating in 1948. Saskatchewan leads in motor registrations, with one vehicle per 3.9 people. Thomas Burnley of Brantford Ontario built the world’s first railway sleeping car in 1860. About eight percent of Canadian taxes fund education. Manufacturing accounts for 38 percent of total net Canadian production.
Red China police in Hong Kong instructed to love the people next month. Security ministry statistics cite 4,000,000 good deeds during a prior campaign, including farming assistance, fertilizer collection and road and water conservation help.
The aged and those over forty face higher susceptibility to diseases such as diabetes, tuberculosis, heart trouble, and hypertension. Regular thorough medical exams including eyes ears and teeth are advised to prevent disease establishment.
Attorney General Hetso Roterta announces a pilot to treat a limited number of persons convicted on drunk charges at provincial clinics this year. The plan requires minor changes to the Mental Health Act and the Liquor Control Act, with Major legislation for full rollout. Harbor Light and Salvation Army involvement is hoped to aid these offenders.
St John Ambulance National Headquarters announces that 101,511 Canadians were trained in first aid home nursing and child care in 1969. New trainees totaled 78,172 and advanced courses 23,339. Only 1942 and 1948 exceeded 100000 in wartime. Over the 1950s numbers rose yearly, with 1959 up about eight percent. In the last decade St John trained 735,529 Canadians.
Douglas Barnes of London England won seven new cars in a newspaper contest and admitted the only drawback is he cannot drive.
Canneries packed 660700 cases of brisling sardines in Norway during the first ten months of 1959, a postwar record that surpasses previous years.
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