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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 14, 1957

Page

7

Millar First Woman on Renfrew County Council

Mrs Ernest Millar is elected deputy reeve of Renfrew and becomes the county's first woman councillor, while Mrs Douglas Guest is the first woman on the Public School Board. The piece argues tradition blocks should give way and notes broader national gains by women in politics.

Renfrew Ernest Millar Millar Renfrew County Douglas Guest Charlotte Whitton Jeeve Ann Shipley Ellen Fairclough Margaret Aiken Jean Newman City of Toronto Pembroke

Editorial Page Returns With New Layout At Alta

The Alta newspaper announces the editorial page is back after a pause for staff help. Readers are urged to share opinions on community issues and to send letters to the editor to keep the paper a force in local matters.

Impartiality a mixed blessing in Manitoba electoral redraws

An independent commission on redistributing Manitoba electoral boundaries may not be fully understood until the next general election. Early proposals aided Liberals in some areas, yet four of six disappeared ridings were Liberal held and replaced by Conservative-leaning seats. Critics fear Premier Campbell’s government may have sealed its political fate by this reform.

Manitoba Campbell

Napanee Chamber Endorses Shop in Napanee Campaign

Napanee merchants welcomed Christmas business as generally good in Napanee. A chamber member said the campaign showed merchants were eager to serve the public regardless of measurable rewards. Shoppers appreciated the effort and contributed strong cooperation.

the Post-Express Napanee Ont

Conservation of hunting and hunters plan education drive

The article describes Saskatchewan and local efforts to educate hunters on wildlife conservation. It notes the growing economic impact of hunting and the need to foster cooperation between the public and conservation officers. A meeting in Glidden Hall on January 21 invites hunters to learn about conservation goals and programs.

Tre Clarion Kindersley United States Saskatchewan Claron L. Gilchrist Rosetown Department of Natural Resources Regina W. Reimche Glidden Gilchrist Glidden Hall

Critics question Canada's proposed Canada Council

The Sun Swift Current argues that the planned Canada Council to promote Canadian culture risks misusing a projected hundred million dollars and creating political patronage. The piece warns about bilingual bias, political influence, and neglect of essentials like pensions and disability aid, urging focus on education first.

Canada Council Ottawa New Civil Service of Canada Gaul Quebec Maritimes B.C Europe CBC

Carman Favored for Special Crop Growth Says Expert

David Durksen of the Manitoba department of agriculture spoke to about 50 Carman district farmers at the local agricultural short course. He warned of grain surpluses and predicted rising interest in special crops such as soy beans rape seed sunflowers peas and corn with navy beans yielding up to 1000 pounds and selling around seven cents per pound. Mustard also noted as a possible crop.

Carman Manitoba Department of Agriculture David Durksen Dufferin Leader Man

Coral Mountains Lie Under Ocean

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia spans 1,250 miles and is the world's largest coral structure. Most of its 80 000 square mile area lies beneath the surface, forming a submerged mountain of shoals, reefs, and lonely islands.

Great Barrier Reef Australia National Geographical Society

Rock n Roll Have Roots in Curling Rock Rhyme

A Virden Manitoba report suggests the teen age craze for rock n roll may derive from curling. The piece notes players sweep to move the rock and asks what curling would be without a rock. This playful link ties a popular music trend to a winter sport image.

The Empire Advance Virden Man

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