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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1960
Page
5
Report from the Kemptville District describes two CPR men spotting a fat groundhog wandering near tracks west of town. The animal halted at the right of way as Fred Urourke and Dick Bradley urged it to move, delaying progress on the rail line.
Port Credit volunteers gathered and distributed supplies to residents for the winter season. Local officials describe the effort as an annual community drive to support households in need.
Instructions describe a slim or softly flared skirt option with a cool ysew overblouse to create a long waisted look. Includes pattern sizes 14 to 22 and fabric yardage for 35 inch material. Requires 40 cents payment and mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto.
A Heart Foundation report urges increased financial support for Canadian heart research. It notes 95 projects across 48 locations, 19 fellowships, and 1 010 728 dollars committed, but warns deficits threaten ongoing work and recruitment. Leaders urge public awareness and $1 million to hire 30 full time researchers.
Clarence M. Fines, provincial treasurer, offers a salmon and cream designed tie to the provincial museum. He first wore it during his initial budget presentation and kept wearing it for 16 years, joking that a different tie would signal a deficit budget.
Health Magazine explains nerves underlie many organic symptoms misattributed to disease. Fear anger and anxiety trigger stomach changes and bodily reactions, with long lasting relief only when the emotional cause is addressed.
Canada’s top chefs showcase culinary art at the Canadian Restaurant Association convention in Toronto. The Royal York Hotel hosts a public food display March 29 featuring meat poultry seafood baked goods desserts and an apple pie contest with 50+ awards. Delegates attend sessions at Exhibition Park Automotive Building with talks panels and exhibits.
A prose piece contrasts winter’s grind with sun worshippers who crave warmth. The narrator jokes about colds, coffee napkins, and surviving the cold as Canadians claim endurance and even pride in winter while lamenting its inconveniences. The piece riffs on poet Wilson MacDonald and the notion of staying in a chilly season.
A reader argues that teen-agers are unfairly labeled as delinquents. The piece notes most teens are decent and asks why adults and all teens are judged by a troublesome minority. It suggests renaming the group to remove stigma.
The piece reflects on television antennas and the marvels of modern technology. It notes how radio, telephone, and electric light emerged before many elders' childhoods and how future feats like photographing the moon seem within reach. It honors invention as a steady blooming of progress without fanfare.
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