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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1959
Page
3
A campaign in the Muenster diocese aims to raise 250000 to expand St. Peter's College with a new dormitory gymnasium heating plant laundry monastery and guest facilities. The long range plan includes a permanent church auditorium and alterations to modernize classrooms to handle more students from across the province.
Advertises Printed Pattern 4795 for Misses sizes 32 14 16 18 20 with a size 16 blouse and yardage of 35 inch for fabrics. Hints at Anne Adams Pattern Dept address in Toronto and includes order details 50 cents. Mentions parish campaigns in 1857 two churches St Scholastica and St Gertrude and calls for ten canvassers for neighborhood outreach.
Alice Broke promotes a transfer embroidery pattern 15x19 inches with color chart and directions. Send thirty five cents to Household Arts Department PPL, 60 Front Street, Toronto, for purchase.
A Vermilion farmer visited Camrose aiming to locate a site for a modern dairy herd as the Northern Alberta Dairy Pool plant nears completion in Camrose. The initiative promises strong, long term dairy demand in Alberta with ready markets and potential growth for years to come.
A Sun team witnesses a collision involving a government car at Chaplin Street and First Avenue NE. A furious man blocks photos claiming the car is government property, and police refuse cooperation, leaving the newsroom with no photo or story. The incident highlights tension between media and authorities.
The Eastern Irrigation District region near Brooks shows transformed landscapes with fruit trees in bloom. Irrigation increased tree growth, windbreaks, shaded homes, and orchard surplus, gradually aiming toward broader fruit culture despite a semi arid past. The piece notes scenic springtime beauty and a modest rivalry to British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley.
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