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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1960
Page
6
A historical discussion cites dangers of verbal aggression by wives toward husbands, linking persistent nagging to stress and heart risk. Experts warn that nonmanual labor men over 406 may face heart attack risks, while DIY trends draw safety concerns about home projects and spouse risk.
Canadian Pacific Railway announces its annual Easter tour to Vancouver Victoria and Seattle. The guided trip departs Winnipeg on April 14 aboard The Canadian and returns April 24. Semi all profit, includes dome views of the Rockies, coastal ship trips, and motor coach excursions around Vancouver Island.
The article notes that women of voting age outnumber men in Ontario and Quebec. It forecasts that by 1962 the national voter balance will be roughly even as women and men voters converge across Canada.
The article suggests making a large batch of pancakes for two meals, freezing half for later and reheating in a toaster or 350 degree oven. It provides a basic recipe using flour milk eggs and optional sugar plus instructions for even-size pancakes and French varieties served rolled with syrup or fruit sauce.
A guide for girls ages 13 to 25 on maintaining clear skin through a regular routine. Instructions cover deep cleansing with cleanser, nightly moisturizer suited to skin type, proper base for powder, gentle application, when to see a doctor for blemishes, and avoiding squeezing pimples. Encouragement to choose fruit juice snacks over sugary treats.
More than two million Canadians serve with the Canadian Red Cross Society in volunteer capacity, reflecting broad public support and extensive help programs across communities.
The piece extols recreation as essential for both young and old. It notes young athletes gain from strenuous activity while suggesting elderly people and busy workers favor gentler pursuits like golf lawn bowling gardening or walking and avoiding strenuous sports after a sedentary week.
Week's sew thrift item promotes Printed Pattern 4766 for a breezy sleeved dress with a wide sash and twirling skirt. Instructions say cut entire dress at once, with sizes 2 4 6 8 and size 6 needing yards fabric. Send 50 cents plus name address and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Department in Toronto.
Canadian Lutherans contributed 1500 for earthquake relief in Morocco. George Keil of Winnipeg dispatched the funds to the Lutheran World Federation in Geneva for coordinated aid with the World Council of Churches. Supplies including plasma burn ointments penicillin and bandages will be rushed to the disaster site with two thirds from the Canadian Lutheran Council and the rest from Canadian Lutheran World Relief.
Wisconsin remains the leading cheese producing state in the United States, shaping dairy industry trends and market expectations across the region.
The Saskatoon Community Committee for World Refugee Year seeks about $25,000 to close Camp Nuttingen near Nurtingen in Germany. The plan aids 52 residents including 11 families and 24 children, helping them relocate to normal society with support from the West German government and the UN Refugee Commission.
The text argues that a retired person’s unhappiness stems from aimlessness. It advises workers to begin substitute occupations well before retirement, dedicating up to ten years to exploring new hobbies and interests to stay mentally active and engaged.
Government spending on the CBC in the current year will total 69 million dollars, rising from 30 million dollars five years ago. The allocation reflects ongoing support for public broadcasting and national programming.
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