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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1960
Page
2
Comptometer instruction promises excellent pay and easy start in business. Free placement service and low tuition attract students. Information at Scarth Street and Bearth Street, Regina, Seek. Call or write for new school trecsure details.
Fragmented ad text lists opportunities for bulk station construction across multiple Canadian regions including Saskatchewan and British Columbia. Mentions quality products and agencies, with scattered terms and prices such as 65.00, referencing Moose Jaw and Graveltours.
Fragmentary OCR reads as an advertisement or notice mentioning an unwanted Naik action and Saca-Felo, with scattered phrases about electric shavers, hair removal, and a jeweller listing at Lefebvre Jewelers in Shaver ton. No coherent event or date emerges.
An ad from Burns Hanley Company Regina promotes income tax returns in Saskatchewan with a phone line offering expert advice. The notice mentions provincial accounting and a Saskatoon listing, referencing a Somerset Elk address and the year 1863.
The Saskatchewan Cooperative Creamery Association and Co op Creameries advertise fresh egg and poultry purchasing at set prices. Consumers and suppliers are urged to contact Co op Creamery and related lines at 1235 Broad Street Regina, JO 99 2582, as of October 17, 1960, for trading terms and crate supply arrangements.
Approval in principle for a new 600 bed Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton. The facility will include operating rooms, labs, x ray and emergency services, teaching spaces and administration. It will house an intensive care area of 29 beds and a psychiatric unit. The existing hospital will be repurposed as pediatric, isolation, rehab, and unused surgical spaces. The old isolation hospital will be demolished after the new site opens. An annex for chronically ill care may pass to a new Edmonton auxiliary hospital district under genteel governance.
The Canadian Consumers Association argues credit purchases hide total costs and cause financial strain. Finance officials praise credit trust while noting few save and many miss payments, though CAC cites distress from installment buying.
Auto and truck supply ad highlights diesel and electric motor service in Regina. Mentions tank cleaning and heat Saskatchewy with contact details at 1232 Scarte Street and phone number.
The piece ponders motivation and gendered advice. It contrasts a man’s declared effort with actual work and suggests a woman may be cured of illness by labeling it as aging. It frames hopes about lean years behind or ahead and the idea that a wise person creates more opportunities than they discover.
The article warns against using stairs for storage or placing articles on stairs especially in poor light. It notes stairs are a common cause of home accidents and severe injuries. It also states the odds of dying from lightning are about one in a million.
This piece offers practical party guidance for women including choosing party type and themes for fall, compiling guest lists a week in advance, planning a simple menu, and preparing notes for groceries decorations and tasks. It also emphasizes music games icebreakers and a tailored plan to suit the occasion and taste.
A terse Western briefs roundup notes mixed signals on land and security, with remarks that farm income and unemployment in Canada affect citizens. The piece also comments that Canadian teenagers show stronger awareness of international and American affairs, urging greater public engagement in national matters.
This snippet notes average rain days in Canada about 249 per year and asks about wealth, inflation, and unwed ministers. It lists defence personnel on March 31, 1960 at 124,000 and civilian defense employees at 49,500, with Saskatchewan leading farm product sales at 367 million and 554 million for another province. Mackenzie King and R. B. Bennett named as two rich ministers.
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