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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1959
Page
3
Pete works on the hospital farm feeding livestock and doing chores. The farm grows coarse grains for feed and raises garden produce. It now occupies two sections with a second section bought about ten years ago.
The Saskatchewan Hospital farm uses mechanization to aid rehabilitation of mental patients like Pete while producing meat and milk for the hospital. Tomatoes Earlsworth and Early Lethbridge are noted for self pruning and early ripening under cool prairie nights, with potential for even earlier fruit as breeding advances.
Trudy Pedley a 15 year old Webb high school student wins an all expense trip to the Federal College of Civil Defence at Arnprior Ontario announced by provincial civil defence headquarters in an editorial competition held during a high school conference at Valley Centre Fort Qu Appelle. She is one of five winners who will travel in July to study the course of their choice at the college. The provincial co ordinator J O Probe praised the editorial noting strong theme and citizen participation in civil defence. Other winners included Donna Baugh Kristina Mary Waskechzo Grace Krywenko and others from Yorkton Rosetown Regina and Ottawa.
A daily dose of vitamin D supports strong bones and straight teeth from birth through childhood. The sunshine vitamin D should be given consistently during growth years to prevent deficiencies and promote healthy development.
An engineer on Nos 11 and 12 near Lestock recounted a funny scare after mistaking a drunken man’s prone form for a body on the tracks. Backing up with the conductor, they found the sleeper sat up and spoke, then the man fled, later ending with the RCMP at Punnichy.
Mayor Hynes launches a citywide anti litter campaign with $20 fines for second offenders and 300 new trash baskets. Officials blend strict enforcement with warnings and humor to deter littering among residents and tourists, hoping to curb messiness in Boston streets.
Upper Canada Village near Morrisburg Ontario will open in 1961 with about 50 historic buildings gathered around a central common. The structures are actual old buildings saved from demolition and restored as needed. The project preserves homes built by United Empire Loyalists who settled the upper St. Lawrence Valley between 1783 and 1785, under the oversight of the Ontario St. Lawrence Development Commission.
An article argues that housewives work 60 to 70 hours weekly, challenging the idea of the home as a sinecure. It urges forming a housewives union and urges husbands to ease the load with appreciation and small gestures.
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