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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
7
The High River Times urges the public to keep away from fire scenes to avoid hampering brigades and delaying fire response. It notes thrill seekers rush to fires, block access, and hinder quick connections and equipment setup, stressing time is vital for firefighting.
The Free Press reports Eden Mills organized its first Wolf Cub Pack with 11 boys registering at the inaugural meeting on Monday evening, June 24. The event marks the community's launch of the youth program in Acton Ontario.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful penetrating antiseptic for severe skin itching. It claims fast relief with nightly and morning use for one week and says the product is available in the original bottle at modern drug stores.
A roundup from Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan papers reports weather quirks and elections. Tales include a 100 percent turnout in Salt Prairie, a rain storm delaying travel to Majorville, and several neighborly rescues and roadside scenes. Local weddings anniversaries and a six pound jackfish appear amid farm notes and garden pride.
Norman McLennan owned Rockaway trained by Shorty Gray won first place in the one and a quarter mile race at Swan River on Monday July 1. He and his mate Picolo also captured the Chariot race trophy. The Banner, Russell, Man., July 2, 1957.
In Calgary, David Lewis warned that the union may threaten another railway strike if the Royal Commission's conclusions displeasure them. He argued that Canadian opinion should be weighed, despite the commission’s nonbinding status, while CPR and the Prime Minister stressed finality and acceptance of findings. The union, citing Cleveland headquarters, faces scrutiny over its stance on Canadian labor reputation.
The Yorkton Rotary Club luncheon featured the Yorkton Male Voice Choir directed by J Leslie Poynter. Program chairman J Otto Thor Hesson thanked the club for supplying a piano, which had been insured after a February fire, allowing the choir to continue. Bill Stearn as club president praised the choir and its conductor.
The Yorkton Television Co. Ltd with capital over 375000 forms locally controlled company with head office in Yorkton Saskatchewan. Plans move forward possible programming may start late this fall. A transmitter site and tower will be about 12 miles west on No 10 highway at 100 feet higher altitude to serve east central Saskatchewan. The Yorkton Enterprise July 4 1957.
The geographical period we inhabit is called the Holocene. It has extended from about 20,000 B.C. to the present, marking the postglacial era and ongoing human development within a stable climate.
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