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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 15, 1948

Page

7

Too Old to Appreciate a Little Fun

Sally Gibson falls for a young boat owner named Bill Henson after a mishap with a speedboat. Roger Gibson, Sally's brother, settles the repairs and invites a future boat ride. The scene closes with Bill visiting Sally at her home as intrigue and romance begin.

Ally Gipson Sally Roger Bill Henson Bill Miss Fireball Sally Gibson Jean Billi Gibson Mr. Gibson

New Brunswick Uses Unique Balloting Plan

New Brunswick plans a novel general election method where voters receive one party ballot from each party, may write or strike names, and must place ballots in an envelope opened at the booth. Spoiled envelopes include multiple ballots or overvotes. write ins permitted on blank slips.

Fredericton New Brunswick Canada

Britain's low priced all aluminum minicar begins

Britain delivers a small three wheeler designed for the standard gas ration. The single seat like runabout claims 300 miles of pleasure motoring for two adults and a child on a 90 mile a month ration. It weighs under 200 pounds and is eight feet long with a top speed of 40. The $600 car promises very low running costs and minimal breakage. An unrelated note mentions a 1947 invention of a durable film forming DDT.

London Britain

88 Cent Meals Prove Nutritious Says UC Instructor

Davis California home economics instructor Miss Lara Morse of the University of California College of Agriculture argues 88 cents a day can feed a person with three nutritious meals. She warns low cost can reduce nutrition if pennies saved override dietary value.

Davis Calif Lara Morse University of California College of Agriculture Miss Morse

Famous Bayeux Tapestry Described in Historic Panels

The Bayeux Tapestry, a linen roll 20 inches wide and 231 feet long, is famed for its colored woollen depiction of William the Conqueror's invasion of England. It is divided into 72 compartments.

England William the Conqueror

Real Cooperation in New York Court Case

Max Luman appeared in court to collect 11 from James Hammond for damage to Luman's car. When unable to pay, Magistrate Hyman Bushel proposed a settlement with both men sending 5 to the New York Heart Association. Hammond agreed if the magistrate also donated 5. The Heart Association then received 15.

New York Max Luman James Hammond Luman Hammond Hyman Bushel New York Heart Association The Heart Association

Young babysitting scare ends in hospital visit

Florence Bebel, 13, in Hazen, Johnson City, N.Y., was treated for facial lacerations after a neighbor's four year old struck her with a golf club while babysitting. No further details on motive or condition provided.

Johnson City N.Y Florence Bebel

Hobbies and Collecting Across Odd Items

A playful verse by T. B. Gleave about hobbyists who save a wide range of odds and ends from clocks and mugs to stamps and trinkets, highlighting the endless desire for more pieces.

T. B. Gleave

Trapper and Beaver Build Dam in Silent Cooperative Effort

Thicket Portage Manitoba resident Joseph Hermansky, a trapper who died last fall, reportedly partnered with a beaver on MacLaren's Creek. Biologist J B Nash notes the trapper built dam cribbing by day while the beaver finished the work at night, leaving a sturdy dam grateful for the animal’s help and the trapper’s design.

Joseph Hermansky Mr. Nash

Old School Remembered by Ottawa Architect

Ottawa mourns Alban Tracey an architect who died May 28 His will sets a 1000 dollar trust to provide hampers of apples each Hallowe en and Christmas for children at No 2 Public School South March Ontario The remainder funds go to school proficiency prizes

Ottawa Alban Tracey No. 2 South March Ont Here

Elderly Woman Calls Each Son with Tiny Bugle

In Wakefield England Mrs Ellen Walker 101 blows a miniature bugle to summon her bachelor son George 73 from a nearby vegetable garden She used to use a regulation army bugle but hasn t enough puff to play it now.

Wakefield England Ellen Walker George

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