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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 1958
Page
3
The piece argues employers like deductions at the source that reduce take home pay but suggests employees would benefit from managing their own money. It notes income tax, unemployment insurance, dues, and charity as examples and claims personal handling improves accuracy and citizen financial awareness. It also mentions payroll complexity and cites the Panama Isthmus as a printed word’s narrowest point.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4733 by Anne Adams for Misses sizes 10 to 18. Describes a chemise that doubles as a dress or a duster with two main pattern parts and a collar piece. Requires 4% yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16. Includes printed directions and requests 40 cents payment with plain print of size number and address to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
Squadron Leader J S Miller of Bladworth directs a massive RCAF airlift carried out by 435 and 436 Transport Squadrons. C119 Flying Boxcar aircraft from Resolute Bay logged 106 sorties to supply Canada US weather stations RCMP outposts and radio stations across the Arctic in continuous daylight operations.
Pattern 203 details a sturdy table with attached benches suitable for home yards. It includes step by step instructions and actual size guides for cutting supports. Also part of Lawn and Garden Furniture Packet No. 38 with directions for multiple pieces. Priced at $1.75. Send orders to Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. 4433 West Lud Avenue Vancouver B C.
Benson Ford, 37, vice-president of Ford Motor Company, told a joint convention of the Motor Dealers Association of B C and the Washington State Auto Dealers Association that small cars have a place in the market. He called the craze a fad at first, then acknowledged there is a market for the small economy car. He noted buyers are often college educated and seek prestige and smartness rather than buying a used car, and described the small car spree as keeping up with the Joneses.
Several hundred thousand bees arrived in Winnipeg from Louisiana guiding crates to Manitoba and Saskatchewan producers. They departed by Canadian National Express to Neepawa Sandy Lake Pine River Tisdale Endeavour Canora Lestock and other points.
The Langenburg Journal warns about a spring rash of grass fires causing damage to sports grounds barns sheds and homes. It notes many fires are deliberately set by adults despite good intentions and suggests a permit system with fees and liability to deter careless burning.
Opinion piece condemning racial and religious intolerance and calling Canadians to overcome prejudice. It notes United States efforts and cites Canadian laws against discrimination, yet warns that individual minds lag behind, urging removal of mental slums of prejudice.
The Pembina Triangle notes that consumer spending drives inventory clearance and factory orders. If January’s buoyant pace continues, retailers could slow the production downturn. Retail sales rise about six percent from last January, with department stores up nine percent.
The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce plans a Saturday buffet to honor the Yorkton Millers hockey club and Mrs Donna Matthews and her curling rink. Mayor W E Fichtner will present souvenirs with Jack Parr presiding. The Millers reached the Western Canada Intermediate A semi finals on merit.
The Canadian urges Camrose voters to support the City Council Calgary Power water supply plan. It notes Public Utilities Commission officials favoring it, but stresses ratepayers will decide at the ballot. The paper argues Camrose must ensure a satisfactory water supply to progress.
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