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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 25, 1962
Page
7
Isabel Barker argues that a balanced diet from all food groups builds strong bodies and energy for health hazards and daily challenges. She urges varied, well prepared meals that children enjoy to ensure nourishment, vigor, and lasting well being aligned with Canada’s Food Guide.
Repair service for all leading tractors and stationary magnetos. Briggs & Stratton Clinton and Johnson engines serviced. Complete stock of parts. Diesel fuel pump service and repairs. Electric motor service. 1234 Scarth St Regina phone 9 5464.
In 1959 there were 2,362,030 Canadians in the $3,000 to $7,000 income band, representing 55 percent of all tax payers, up from 561,110 people in 1949 which comprised 25 percent. Economic data indicates a widening middle class and rising taxpaying population over the decade.
Clifford J Acton of Saskatoon departs January 8 1962 for Malaya to advise the Malayan government on soil survey work for one year under the Colombo Plan. A native of Lemberg Saskatchewan he holds BSA 1958 and MSc from the University of Saskatchewan. He and his wife will travel to Kuala Lumpur then likely to another centre.
Canada’s manufacturing employment reached a postwar high of 1,359,061 in 1957. In the first half of 1961 the average was 1,253,000. The shin-plaster 25 cent paper bill circulated as recently as 1923.
The Whiteshell Nuclear Research Centre and townsite in Manitoba are rising quickly with peak activity. emergency traffic expected on the atomic bridge over the Winnipeg River by mid January. Construction includes storm drains, sewers, water mains, and a 200 foot meteorological tower, with permanent buildings planned and staff arriving in spring 1963.
Since 1954 the tuberculin skin test covered all areas of Saskatchewan, giving the SAS Anti Tuberculosis League an index of over 200000 people with a positive reaction indicating they have or have had TB germs in their bodies.
A small portion of workers choose voluntary retirement upon reaching 65 while the majority remain employed. The statistic notes only about five individuals out of 106 make this move.
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