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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1959
Page
4
Alberta readers explore how to pick a boat based on use and budget. The article outlines boat types from prams to sports runabouts, discusses hull materials wood fiber glass and aluminum, and stresses checking the Canadian Boating Federation capacity plate to ensure safe load, with advice from owners and dealers.
Pattern 7405 offers chart patch design and directions for a color filled butterfly quilt or print and plain combo. Send thirty five cents in coins with your name address and pattern number to receive the instructions.
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture announces an $80,000 irrigation project on the east bank of the Saskatchewan River near Saskatoon, covering 245 acres. The University of Saskatchewan will take over for research and education after completion, with expected work starting June 1. Two pumping units will supply 6,100 gallons per minute via a main pump house and a central field network.
On the Bert David son farm near Nokomis Saskatchewan a cat caused a scene by pawing the horn from the car seat after Grant locked it in. Twice the horn sounded drawing the farmer outside to discover the cat stretched across the wheel begging to be freed.
A processing firm has contracted about 30 acres of tomatoes in southern Alberta. The project aims to diversify crops in the province. Tomatoes will be harvested as mature greens for pickles.
A safety notice urges motorists to slow down and focus on road conditions to prevent crashes. Officials emphasize responsible driving, especially in hazardous weather, to protect drivers and passengers.
The writer warns Canadians to check drinking water quality when visiting poorer regions. Contaminated water can spread disease such as typhoid fever. To be safe, drink bottled water or beverages made with boiled water like tea or coffee.
Harry Amos on his Vermilion Alta farm discovered a rock that split to reveal petrified shells resembling clams. He sent the specimen to the University of Alberta and awaits information on the find.
Catalog note for a sewing pattern offering a topper suitable in wool or cotton tweed for daily wear and velveteen for evening. Pattern 4841 for Misses’ sizes 12 through 42, size 16 requiring 2 yards of 54 inch fabric, printed directions on each part, request 50 cents and mailing details.
Pte. Andy Cromwell of 4 Tpt. Coy RCASC landed a solid left right against Pte. Dusty Harb of 2 RHC in the second round. The bell rang before the count, Harb fought back but Cromwell won on points to claim the Army lightweight title with a 22 win 27 bout record.
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