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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1959
Page
2
A group from Wadena camping trip to McCormick's Bay discover a prepared camp area with staked paper and wood already laid out. They feel fortunate that the site appeared ready for a fire.
Doug Herriott of Unity captured the Saskatchewan Archery Association Target Championship and the Claude Burrows trophy at Humboldt on Aug 9. He led 31 archers with 1016 total, ahead of Lorne Walker 968 and defending champ Ralph Mueller 952. Mrs. Eileen Walsh won the ladies title, Dennis Smail the junior trophy, with arrowheads awarded to top finishers. Officials praised local arrangements and spectator turnout.
The piece urges careful and firm training of young children to prevent traffic injuries. It stresses adult examples and teaching traffic signals, starting as soon as a child can move, by taking them to intersections and letting them judge when it is safe to cross.
California dominates more than half of the United States Pacific coastline, securing a dominant geographic position along the western seaboard. The statement underscores the state's extensive shoreline and its implications for maritime access, trade, and regional identity.
Piggott Construction Ltd places Saskatchewan’s largest single Caterpillar machinery order with Kramer Tractor for Stage 2 works on the South Saskatchewan river dam project. The bid of 6,983,457 dollars was the lowest among seven proposals at P.F.R.A. Regina. Stage 2 entails excavating about 19 million cubic yards of earth on the west riverbank, expected to run through December 1961.
The Arthritis Society warns there is no universal cure for all forms of arthritis and that many home remedies fail or cause harm. It notes some cures work only if the disease runs its course or if the patient did not have arthritis. It urges consulting a doctor for treatment.
Mrs. R. A. Mast of Whitehorse Yukon an RCMP constable’s wife is noted as a pioneering figure. She is the first white woman to fly into the Arctic Circle and serves as purchasing agent for the Territorial Supply Company.
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