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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 05, 1960

Page

3

North Star crews ferry U K bound cargoes from Trenton

In routine missions No. 426 Transport Squadron airlift crews brief at Trenton Ontario for trips to Langar England. Flt Lt Brown leads a five man crew on a multi leg west to east Atlantic crossing to supply RCAF bases and UN forces, with in flight navigation, weather briefings, and a rapid Gander layover.

Greenwich Charlie Brown North Star 426 Squadron Trenton Flt Thunderbird Squadron Ontario Langar England RCAF Bown Gander Newfoundland Lajes Azores FE Arish Egypt United Nations Emergency Force Air Transport Command Lajes Air Base Lac Bob Lloyd Plaster Rock Mike Demeter Ethelton, Bask North Stars Ron Redahl Flin Flon Man Ed Janke Oxbow Sask Met No. 2 Air Movements Unit Fit Redahl Bob Lioyrd G.C.A Frt Bill Lehman Shannon GCA Atlantic

Printed Pattern 4561 Misses' Dress and Bolero

Advertisement notes spring into summer sewing pattern 4561 for Misses' sizes 12 to 20 with a size 16 dress fabric needs and bolero yardage. Includes order details and postage instructions. Mentions Anne Adams Pattern Dept and an unrelated interception sentence about an aircraft, placed oddly in the copy.

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Bathurst woman detained by Dominican customs over light

A Bathurst travel companion was detained in the Dominican Republic when customs found a copy of The Northern Lights in her luggage. A United Nations staffer in New York had received the Bathurst weekly shortly before a vacation trip to Ciudad Trujillo. The edition was censored and the quiet incident caused distress to Miss Fournier, who fears visa complications.

Bathurst Dominican Republic Mainie Fournier Iaw United Naions New York Bathhurst Weekly Ciudad Trujillo Miss Fournier United Nations

Manitoba Power Commission Lines Serve 41 500 Fans Across 32 000 Miles

Manitoba Power Commission operates more than 32 000 miles of transmission lines delivering electricity to over 41 500 customers and spanning 526 codes.

Manitoba Power Commission

War Amps Key Tag Service Helps Canadians Find Lost Car Keys

For 14 years the War Amputations Association of Canada runs a Dominion scale key tag service. In 1940s Canada more than 10 thousand key sets were returned last year and millions of tags are mailed each April. Proceeds support War Amps benevolent work while 35 staff are employed.

War Amps of Canada War Amputations Association of Canada Allan David Piper Piper Merton Street Toronto Sydney E. Lambert Dominion War Amps Association Alan L. Bell

Educators View Early Economic Education In Schools

The National Education Association notes that foreign languages and economics can be taught earlier in schools. Some districts begin with first grade units like What Our Daddies Do to build economic understanding. A publication Educating for Economic Competence guides teachers through elementary to high school economics, aiming to produce graduates skilled in evaluating day to day and national economic issues.

National Education Association

First Spring Picnics Threaten Forest With Fire Risk

As warm days return, readers are urged to prevent forest fires from campfires and cigarette butts. A single spark can ignite dry brush, racing to treetop flames and destroying soil, timber, and wildlife. Build safer habits now and ensure fires are fully out.

Manitoba Foods and Beverages Employs Most Workers

The Foods and Beverage sector in Manitoba employs nearly twice as many people as any other industry in the province, highlighting its dominant role in the regional economy and labor market dynamics.

Manitoba Province

Canadian gains first Red Cross leadership post

Jono A. MacAulay of Winnipeg becomes the first Canadian named chairman of the Board of Governors for the League of Red Cross Societies. The appointment marks a historic milestone for Canadian medical philanthropy and international humanitarian work.

Jono A. MacAulay Qc. Lins Winnipeg The League For Red Cross Societies

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