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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
2
A damaged OCR styled brief lists items for sale and notices mentioning contact efforts. The text includes scattered phrases about goods, services, and a public notice, with references to Indiana and a person named Gren and a debt fasts app. The overall content is garbled and partial.
Instructions emphasize calling the fire department for large fires and warning others to escape. A babysitter should evacuate children first and parents must share contact numbers and exits. The text adds that a good listener is helpful and social skills aid safety.
A local resident Carl Larson read an old Swedish family Bible dating back to 1863 from the Kinistine district. The leather bound 54 by 40 inch volume, printed in 1853 in Norwegian, shows notations from 1846 by Sven Gunnarsson and has likely seen nearly 100 years of use by Carl’s family.
The 6th annual Camp Easter Seal in Manitou Beach Saskatchewan opens June 14 for a 10 week run. About 400 handicapped participants from across Saskatchewan are expected. Miss Anne Pask appointed director, succeeding Miss Lorrie McColl. Roughly 60 youth will assist as leaders. New programs and facility upgrades including ramps wiring and heating are funded with the Saskatchewan Easter Seal campaign. Tours offered via camp office. public traffic is restricted. Camps run June 14 21 Double Disability to July 29 Aug 9 Adult programs with various handicaps.
Eatonia Saskatchewan band accepts invitation to perform in Unity on July 21 as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visit. Unity, Eatonia and Luseland bands will be spaced along Main Street to entertain the royal party and crowds.
A diabetes oriented camp titled Camp Manitou is scheduled from August 12 to 22. It is sponsored jointly by the Saskatchewan Council of Community Care Associations and the Saskatchewan Diabetic Association.
Juliette discusses how TV dresses must be snug to look right on screen and admits using crinolines to hide her size 18 figure, now dressing to size 12 with high waist princess lines. She plans spring wardrobe of dresses in mauve green and beige and dislikes suits for femininity. New fabrics include bumpy wool and light boucle as Canadian wools trend.
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