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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1959
Page
7
Melinda gathers small treasures to please the Fairy Queen. Her pile includes a golden ball from chocolate boxes a lace piece grandma saved crimson velvet star earring a yellow feather cake candy balls and a broken blue elephant from her brooch She hopes the fairies will like her gifts.
A girl named Melinda shares her gifts with a fairy queen who reveals a magical world. She meets Mikel the elf and a blue elephant. they visit a glowing garden and attend a fairy gathering with food, games, and shimmering gifts.
Melinda recalls a magical journey with Mikel and Queen Mirabel and wakes to find a blue letter proof under her rug. Her mother wonders if fairies might be real as Melinda debates what she believes. The tale ends with hinted doubt and a question for readers.
The Saskatoon based Saskatchewan Optometric Association marked its Golden Jubilee in Regina with tributes to eleven pioneer optometrists. Five attendees received commemorative plaques including Frank Culp Prince Albert George McCuaig Weyburn W. W. Forsyth and Evan Jones Saskatoon W A Cochran Regina. Tribute came from Lt Governor F Le Bastedo Hon J Walter Erb and Regina Mayor H P Baker. Dr Orest Hryniuk of Regina was admitted to the profession with the award of his professional certificate.
A Brownie troop of 24 girls ages eight to ten organizes a charity effort during the Springhill mining disaster. They donate dolls and clothes, forgo their Christmas party, and enlist parents to craft cradles and sew outfits, sending three large boxes of gifts to the miners' daughters before Christmas.
The Fourth Annual Bull Sale will be held May 16 1959 at the Cere al Auction Mart with Herefords Angus and Shorthorns. Entries close March 16 and forms have been mailed. A selection panel from both the Alberta Cattle Breeders Association and the Alberta Government is expected to attend under the government policy.
Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children, founded in 1878 as North America’s first hospital dedicated to children, represents the world’s largest children’s hospital. Wampum refers to beads made from shells used as Indian currency. In 1948 about 1 225 000 Canadians worked in agriculture. today’s total is 800 000. The costliest lost-work episode is the 1958 nickel strike with 1 000 000 man-days lost. Family allowances federal provincial hospital insurance and universal old age pensions cost over 4 million dollars daily.
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