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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 03, 1959

Page

3

Tree production boosted to offset rain damage

The provincial forest service nursery at Hageshville will greatly increase seedling production over the next three years to compensate for extensive losses from the June rain and hail storms. About 2 million seedlings are expected this year, down from last year, with annual output rising to around 3 million in three years as seedbeds recover and expansion proceeds.

Provincial Forest Service Ha- G@eshville Gurney Evans Mines and Natural Resources

Jasper National Park to Stock Lakes With 500000 Fish

A record total of more than half a million game fish will be released into Jasper National Park lakes by summer’s end. For the hatchery, Joseph Kilistoff notes a mix of rainbow trout eastern brook trout lake trout and splake trout. The plan aims to remove coarse fish from all lakes with Lake Edith recently cleared and Patricia Lake a favored spot for large rainbow and eastern brook trout catches.

Lakes Jasper National Park Joseph Kilistoff Jasper Park Lake Edith Patricia Lake

Cash income per Canadian farm worker rises 1946 58

Between 1946 and 1958 total Canadian farm cash income climbs from 1.7 to 2.8 billion dollars as farm labor declines. Average cash income per farm worker grows from 1571 to 3794 dollars in the period. Drive with courtesy.

Depth of water measurement reports to water resources branch

Local rivers are measured for depth and current twice daily with readings sent to the water resources branch in Winnipeg. The system supports flood control, bridge design, sewer effluent management, erosion prevention, fisheries, dam planning, and flood risk assessment for farms near rivers.

Water Resources Branch Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources, Water Resources PFRA Wilson River Winnipegosis Fisheries Branch A. Kruschel Herald Canada U.S.A Winnipeg Dauphin H. Castle R. Crozier Lyle McPhee

Don ts and Mustn ts in Child Guidance

The article warns that excessive don'ts and mustn ts can create insecurity in children and suggests accompanying explanations. It notes most issues are addressed in free child training folders from local or provincial health departments.

Sun Fun Dress Pattern for Children by Anne Adams

Featherweight sewing pattern from Prited Pattern 4828 shows a sun fun dress for children ages 2 to 10. Size 6 requires 2 yards of 35 inch fabric and pockets and back belt feature. Printed directions accompany each pattern part. Send 40 cents in coins to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto for the pattern.

Horseshoe pitching lively in Yorkton senior pastime

The article extols horseshoe pitching as a cherished Yorkton pastime now popular among seniors nationwide. It contrasts methods from end over end to two and three quarter turn styles, notes individual feel for shoes, and states a ringer boosts morale and validates a pitcher’s technique.

Yorkton

Television no problem says Province on attendance decline

The Province from Innisfail Alberta argues that declines in attendance at sports events concerts and public amusements are not caused by television. It claims Canadians have broader interests and more home entertainment options and that attendance at church may even be rising.

Canada

Public Shaming and Obesity Etiquette Reflections

A reader questions why obesity jokes persist while other personal afflictions are openly urged to change. He recalls a time when rude comments about private ailments were considered rude and asks why self chosen harm invites less social censure than others.

R.S.R

Milk price sparks public uproar in Butterfat verse

A satirical poem laments milk price hikes provoking a furious, mobilized public while tax hikes on liquor tobacco movies and luxuries draw mild reactions. The speaker contrasts consumer tolerance across goods with a strong dairy protest.

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Jasper Lakes Parliament Hill Ottawa Confederation Square Peace Tower the Hexall & Press Dauphin, Man Beersheba Teeees The National Rifle Association Sportsmen's Service Bureau Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources Fein HA Cams Anne Adams Pattern Dept. Department P.P.L Front Street Toronto the Enterprise Innisfail Alberta Hey, Fatty the Clarion Kindersley, Saskatchewan
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