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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 03, 1960
Page
2
Classified notice from Canadan Weekly features page 49 and item 1410 referencing Neorth Street Hegina Sash with details on listing. Includes short description of product and location.
In 1871 Canada's population was 3,689,000. Horses were introduced by the Spaniards in the 1500s. About one quarter of imports are raw materials and three quarters are fully manufactured goods. Emily Carr of British Columbia wrote five successful books. Per person production in Canada is 70 percent of U.S. gross domestic product.
Mrs. Leroy Nelson brings a bouquet of pussy willows to The Canadian, noting they arrived two months early this year. Mr. Nelson found the plants on their farm north of Chaton, signaling an early spring onset for Camrose.
Police in Hespeler Ontario review the death of 44 year old Mrs William H Kinzel wife of the town's justice of the peace ruled as death by own action after she died from three bullet wounds two to the chest and one to the head Insp Jack Craig of the Ontario provincial police is examining the case and alternatives.
Ernest Warwick of Chatham Ontario, a leading Canadian corn producer, returns from an Eastern Europe tour where he sold Romania enough hybrid seed corn to plant several million acres. He reports a Romanian delegation will visit Canada to purchase 1000 head of cattle.
Leather industries in New York present a spring fashion preview with hundreds of spectator styles. The designs feature perforated patterns, contrasting textures, and a range of colors from whites to vivid hues.
W J Sharpe and Co Ltd announces a new Moose Jaw hatchery at 570 Fairford St West, expanding from Regina where they have run a hatchery and poultry processing plant for 25 years. The Moose Jaw site becomes an exclusive Turkey Hatchery with full chick supply from Regina and Moose Jaw, offering DeKalb Chix and Victoria Feeds to customers.
Donald M. Shaver of Galt Ontario was elected president at the ninth annual meeting of the Poultry Products Institute of Canada held in Vancouver. W G Sharpe of Regina was elected vice president. Directors named include Leo McCabe of Melville and H Sommerfeld of Saskatoon. R D Sterling of Vancouver relinquished the presidency. the 1961 meeting is set for Ottawa.
Public health message urges Canadians to prevent blindness through eye safety at work and home. Doctors cite unnecessary blinks and accidents as major causes, promoting safety glasses, regular eye exams, proper lighting, and support for eye research and the Eye Bank of Canada.
Marvin McKee aged 20 was executed by hanging for the murder of a Huntsville taxi driver. The convict will donate his eyes to the Eye Bank of Canada under the new posthumous program.
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