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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 26, 1959
Page
3
Scientists estimate about 25 million insects inhabit the air over a square mile of land, reflecting the vast unseen insect population. Experts note fluctuations with weather and surrounding ecosystems affecting aerial densities.
Pattern 7154 offers transfer of 1 motif 6 by 24 inches and 2 motifs 5 44 by 12 inches for bed sets towels and scarves. Send five cents for this pattern with name address and pattern number to Household Arts Department PLP L S Front Street W Toronto.
Hon. Gurney Evans reports Lake Manitoba fishermen paid a record 37 cents a pound for pickerel this season while catches remain lower than last year. West shore fishing is better than the east, with some Delta area outings strong but uneven. Some seek season extensions beyond February 22 as authorities study long term solutions.
In early 1958 the labor income growth and consumer spending rates outpaced the first half of 1957, signaling stronger domestic demand and economic activity.
Denis Marshall son of Frank Marshall of Salmon Arm is among Rotary Overseas Travel Award recipients. His essay on the value of weekly journalism helped secure the honor. James Hood of Nelson is another local winner. The 20 to 25 age group will travel to New Zealand via San Francisco Los Angeles Honolulu and Suva Fiji arriving February 24. They will spend four weeks visiting courts schools industries farms and other sessions hosted by New Zealand Rotary Clubs.
Saskatche wan wildlife official Jack Shaver forecasts a Saskatchewan hunter will shoot a Virginia whitetail buck with world record antlers within years. He notes 65 of 207 typical white tail trophies reside in Saskatchewan, with strong moose elk and antelope representation and a rising deer population despite harsh winters and variable food conditions.
The piece argues cardiovascular disease threatens Canadian executives and workers in prime years, with 1956 heart deaths at 442 percent in 35-54 males and half of all deaths from cardiovascular disease. It urges expanded research funded by business, citing Dr. Paul Dudley White on future declines with support.
A father recalls Harold a difficult, brilliant but volatile youth and the pain of his hospitalization. A psychiatrist reassures him the illness has a biochemical basis, urging support for psychiatric research. The piece urges funding, noting Canada’s underfunded, scattered psychiatric research landscape.
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