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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 17, 1960
Page
2
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Comptometer instruction and evening courses promote quick entry to business with good pay. Short course qualification, low tuition, and lifetime prevention service claim value. Information available at 1864 Scuria Street Regina Sask. Phone or write for brochure.
An assortment of notices includes business opportunities for a bulk station and farm trade in Saskatchewan, a hardware electric heating business for sale with assets around 8443 dollars and annual turnover near 40000, and various consumer ads for hair removal products, shavers and a Symons Oiler paint feeder promotion with pricing and contact details.
Religious goods catalog advertisement from Burns Hanley Company Regina Saskatchewan listing prayerbooks and religious items and inviting readers to write for the catalogue.
An OCR fragment advertises coins and stamps including Canada coins and a 32 page illustrated catalog. It mentions a catalog from Canada’s largest dealers and lists Gary’s address and a price call for coins, with terse lines and unclear wording.
Advertisement for photo finishing by Aemers Studio Dept. Offers dated album prints 5 by roll 12 exposure rolls and instant prints. Claims satisfaction guaranteed and urges customers to visit Farmers location for service.
Manitoba reports 2,497 farmers benefited from early crop insurance tests with cheques totaling 3,562.49 for barley drought and wheat hail losses. Payouts include John Pitz 3,327.24 for 100 acres and Owen Lagace 319.95 for 30 acres. Four other payments plus 225 applications being processed.
A Canadian region summary notes Niagara Falls on the Canadian side drops 162 feet while Labrador's Grand Falls plunges 245 feet and British Columbia's Takkakaw Falls reaches 1,200 feet.
The Victoria Bridge crosses the St Lawrence River at Montreal with 25 spans and about a mile and a quarter in length. The Sasquatch is a legendary, cave dwelling giant believed by Indians to live around Harrison Lake BC. Labour income in 1960 half year rose 44 percent versus 1959. Newsprint was Canada’s leading export in 1959 worth 723 million dollars. By August 1960 the cost of living index rose 28 percent since 1949.
The dam site, while under construction, already draws tourists with 65 300 visitors from May 1 to September 1. Officials report many guests arrive in family groups, while others come in Boy Scout and 4 H club parties, schools and universities, and civic service groups.
The Palmyra palm yields upwards of 800 uses across its various parts, underscoring its versatility and economic value in this region.
Dr. Ivan Jen of Saskatoon wins the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society annual Essay Award. Dr. Mitchell presents a $50 cheque and congratulates him as Dr. J. M. Hilliard and others look on. The prize supports young physicians and funds medical education in rheumatic diseases at the University of Saskatchewan.
The Large Girls Clubs promote dress and beauty for women with at least a 42 inch hip as they expand from Paris to England and across Canada. Winnipeg reports 300 members with plans for fashion shows contests and London Paris trips for winners. Manufacturers back the movement though store buyers say demand for larger sizes has fallen.
Fans traveling to the Grey Cup in Vancouver can take advantage of special low fares offered by local railways. Visit your railway ticket office for details and savings.
The Wowe of America radio programs reach listeners in more than twenty languages marking a wide multilingual broadcast expansion. This international reach highlights diverse audience engagement and cultural outreach.
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