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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
3
Spring millinery promises flattering hats in cotton silk and straw braid. Wide brimmed straws suit fuller skirts while soft brims echo planter and fedora styles. Silken snoods kerchiefs add three in one wear with daytime outfits. Colors range garden bright to pale harmonizing with clothes.
Rabies cases climbed in the 12 months to March 1964, totaling 1,413 with dogs driving the increase. Ontario accounted for 81 percent of cases and 100 free vaccination clinics were held. Wild animals like foxes and skunks caused 807 cases. Dogs rose to 167, yet authorities say canine transmission has not been established.
Canada plans regional farm safety campaigns this summer with Ontario scheduling May 30 to June 5 and the prairie provinces July 25 to 31. The National Safety League of Canada aims to eventually organize a national campaign, warning that continued rates could put over 120000 farm workers at risk of injuries costing about $3 000 and 2400 deaths in a year.
Canada has 50.6 percent males and 46.4 percent females. In the Northwest Territories the split is 56 percent men to 44 percent women.
A daily column outlines choosing faith over doubt, stressing practical Christian principles for everyday life and guidance rather than doctrinal debate. The piece frames belief as a personal path and encourages actionable, faith-based living.
Phyllis Mitchell argues faith in the virgin birth and Jesus as the Son of God, urging readers to study the New Testament, seek spiritual guidance, and not let doubt erode belief. She cites Telstar and personal witnessed power as support for faith, and ends with the line P.S. Jesus is Lord.
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