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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
4
Mrs Katherine Gheanor MacMillan of 1205 10th St BH Saskatoon received the bachelor of education at a May 12 ceremony. Her sons Veron Helis earned the degree of medicine with honors and won the May 4 4 Medal as the top student in the class.
A note explains that only female mosquitoes bite while males are vegetarian and incapable of biting. The male’s mouthparts are adapted to non biting functions, making biting impossible even if he attempted.
A family celebrated two graduates at the ceremony. One son earned a medical degree from the College of Medicine, while another son, Arnold Lance, received a civil engineering degree.
Women described as possessing enchantment share an elusive beauty that can be learned. A program of complexion care, diet, exercise, voice awareness, and perfume strategy helps any woman cultivate grace. Duft choices should coordinate with clothing for a lasting personal identity.
Eric Koller of Scout Lake and Jim Bole of Elfros Saskatchewan win the Dalgliesh Award supporting a six week summer voyage to Great Britain aboard the Dalgliesh Line ships with return via the Hudson Bay Route. The selection process involves 4-H clubs and University of Saskatchewan inter club contests with the Hudson Bay Association backing port improvements at Churchill.
Soviet scientists claim a miniature radio fits into horn rimmed spectacles with a volume control and program switch. The device turns on when worn and off when removed, raising fears of ubiquitous surveillance. The piece from Calgary Alberta notes concerns over privacy and the potential for world widespread use.
The Japanese ambassador to Canada Mr. Teru Hagiwara will visit Saskatchewan in the first week of June. He will confer with provincial government officials the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool and the Chamber of Commerce.
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