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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 08, 1962
Page
5
Dressing table open and sewing directions for skirts of various types offered. Price 50 cents. Also one of four items in Bedroom Furniture Packet No. 22 for 1.75 dollars from Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. Vancouver.
Pattern advertisement for Misses' pattern 4663 with sizes 14 16 18 22 requests 3 39 inch fabric use. Includes address for Pattern Dept at 68 Front Street West Toronto and mentions postage details and pattern print.
A Regina meeting of provincial and federal agriculture representatives, plus delegates from Manitoba Alberta and B C, calls for a coordinated force to raise producer prices and address rising production costs driven by drought and feed shortages. A Saskatchewan broiler producers association is formed to unify efforts across the industry.
The Marquis of Queensberry supervised the drafting of boxing rules that bear his name in 1865, establishing formal guidelines for the sport and influencing modern ring conduct.
An old London Ontario paper from 1889, found in Alberta, shows cheap east prices and simple remedies. It lists mens overcoats 2.50, tweed suits 4.00, boys suits 1.00, a double seated cutter 30 with 40 percent off for three, and ads for Ayer s Sarsaparilla and Kamphone.
The Alberta Department of Health reports nearly completed extra space at the Cerebral Palsy Clinic in Edmonton adding four classrooms for capable students and space for physiotherapy and occupational therapy. Edmonton Public School Board will provide four teachers under the foundation program and handle education.
J. F. Jack Kinzel aged 46, previously director of information services for the department of industry and information since July 1958, has been appointed secretary of the Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Commission. The appointment, announced by Executive Director D. D. Tansley, takes effect February 10.
The essay links heart disease to diet and atherosclerosis, noting that high fat intake raises blood cholesterol while vegetable oils can lower it. It cites research from Queen’s University and advises gradual fat shifts, exercise, and medical guidance for high risk individuals. It also highlights ongoing questions about causation and prevention.
A compact weekly puzzle item noting the ninth installment of the Transits X-Word series. Readers are invited to solve a themed grid with clues spanning science and astronomy terms. Contains no biographical details or event dates beyond its serial publication.
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