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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1960
Page
2
Fragmentary notice lists courses in bookkeeping bakemaking shorthand and typing. Mentions a free director and a Canadian correspondence program. Contains scattered names and an address in Toronto.
Quick start in business with a comptometer diploma. Free lifetime placement service and low tuition advertised for the 1861 Scarth Street Regina address with an offer to write for a brochure at 1864 Scarth Street Regina.
Dealers can obtain financial assistance for Service Station and Bulk Station construction throughout Saskatchewan. Quality products are Oil Co., Box 90, Moose Jaw, 2d. BELLING LICENSED MANITOBA, Saskatchewan, British Columbia and Alberta Hotels. Terms, Bonnesu's Ag ences. Gravelbourg, Sask.
An Edmonton ad markets Saca-Pelo as a hair removal aid that penetrates and slows growth rather than dissolving hair. It cites Lor-Beer Lat. Ltd. in Vancouver and features a shaver sales and service page for Ke-conditioned models with repairs same day.
Interprovincial Accounting Sask. Ltd promotes tax and accounting help for farmers and businesses across Saskatchewan. Contact 20h Somerset Bik Regina for expert advice by phone or letter.
Local ads list Catholic prayertooks Bibles and other religious articles with a free gift offer from Blans Hanley Company at 1863 Cornwall Street Regina. Also present are egg prices and grade details from W. J. Sharp & Co. Ltd. at 1235 Broad Street Regina with market-based price subject to change.
Welds, straightening and reinforcement for cast iron steel and bronze parts. Baler crank repair and track housings straightening offered. Located ROCANVILLE Saskatchewan with contact options. Electric motor service and pump repairs also advertised.
The Searle Grain Company estimated 1960 prairie wheat at 453,825,000 bushels, with oats at 292,114,000 and barley at 193,043,000. Flax is placed at 24,439,000 bushels and rapeseed at 529,943,000 pounds, all higher than 1959 figures.
The article explains the possum's instinct to play dead as an involuntary nervous reaction. The animal cannot control the feigned death, and the behavior is tied to its natural defense mechanism.
In Granby Que a zoo with more than 600 specimens is noted as the largest. Other questions reveal 1960 figures: transportation and communication about 400000 workers, construction 500000, wholesale and retail 700000, farming 700000, manufacturing 1350000. mid-1960 totals show one-third in the labor force. and two men—Sir John A. Macdonald and Sir Charles Tupper—became Prime Minister. The value of foreign goods sold here exceeded Canadian exports by 209 million.
A mild malnutrition risk in older adults arises from limited diets. Tea and toast provide little nourishment, while meat ground into mince aids protein intake for those with dental issues.
Lucille Barron, manager and buyer of Canada's only hosiery specialty store for 20 years, attributes most runs in nylon stockings to feminine vanity and shopping habits. She notes women often choose stockings too short in foot or leg, whether knowingly or not.
A Canadian feature traces the bowling boom led by women and families, noting five pins game origin in Toronto and the rise of Mom friendly lanes with dining and TV. It highlights Miss Barron of St. Hubert Street selling 30 shades of tinted nylons, wide stock, and fittings for all ages, plus three quarterly sales and English translations for mail orders from distant provinces.
A collage of quips and short sketches ranging from budget woes and generational concerns to hunting mishaps and office satire. The piece blends jokes about marriage, memory, inferiority, body image, and professional vanity with a running theme of discovering hidden reserves in difficult spots.
Veteran coal miner Bill Asher Wood of Dover England suffered a broken leg after slipping on a final piece of coal in his back yard.
On festive eves such as Easter and Mother's Day women gather nerve to step out, breaking routine as they bolt down the street. The line hints at a fear or ritual that only awakens on special occasions.
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