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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
2
The Manitoba department of Industry and Commerce unveils a revised Accommodation Book with 64 editions. It lists hotels lodges hunting and fishing camps trailer parks and government camp grounds by area and adds color themes and thumb sketches. Free distribution via the Bureau of Travel.
Mr. John S. White, President of Imperial Oil Limited, states in the 1958 shareholders report that Canada benefits from abundant natural resources and high income levels plus pro enterprise policies. He notes Imperial Oil’s strong financial position, modern plants, and skilled staff to capitalize on an eventual upward trend.
Promptly act to receive a free book claiming to restore hearing for both ears and help identify speakers and sound origin. It promotes a Beltone invention designed for people who avoid wearing hearing aids, promising renewed happiness in family and social life by writing to a Montreal Quebec address.
Sven, a 2300 pound Holstein ox a fixture at the Pion-Era show since 1955, died at Lone Star Ranch, Baldwinton Saskatchewan. The seven year old pulled the Red River Cart and drew weight guesses at last year’s Saskatoon Jaycees event. Officials seek a replacement quiet ox to hitch singly on the cart. contact Western Development Museum Saskatoon.
The Canadian Red Cross marks National Water Safety Week June 15 to 21 urging everyone to follow basic water safety rules. Last year over 1,000 Canadians drowned due to neglecting simple precautions, so readers should learn and apply safety practices to protect children and boaters.
The global horse population fell from 114 million in 1928 to 905 million in 1938 and 76 million in 1950, driven by motor power replacing animal labor and by military use of horses.
Jake Klassen, administrator of Bethesda Hospital for four years, resigned at a district hospital board meeting. He was named director of relief services for the Mennonite Central Committee in Korea and will depart in July. Official instruction and commission were to be given at a May 16 MCC Chicago meeting.
Campaign committee chairman Mel Weekes of the Egg Producers Free Marketing Association warns that about 40 000 of Saskatchewan's 66 000 egg producers could go out of business if the proposed compulsory marketing plan fees start. He counters J H Harrison who suggests removing grade B eggs from the market, arguing that education and voluntary quality improvements would help smaller operators remain viable.
New S T C buses now operating bring total diesel buses to 33 as part of re equippingfleet with up to date econom ical units. Buses feature solex tinted glass and power steering to cut glare and heat and improve driver control on soft roads.
Mr Weekes argued that new policies could force many small egg producers out of business. The debate centers on industry impact and potential consolidation within the sector.
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