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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1958
Page
7
A Montreal manufacturer reports Canadian women slimming and moving away from size 26 momma dresses toward larger ready-to-wear lines. Industry voices say diet trends reduce demand for half sizes and force a rethink on terms and styles.
The Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association will hold its 29th annual convention at the King Edward Hotel in Toronto with editors publishers and their families. Delegates will discuss industry problems and promotion of weekly papers as a key advertising medium. A full-time promotion and PR department is sought in CWNA offices. The combined English weekly circulation exceeds 1.5 million. Guests include John Thomson of the Northcliffe group touring Canada.
A person aboard a plane at 1,000 feet can see roughly 39 miles with normal vision when visibility is unlimited. This establishes a rule of thumb for horizon distance from modest cruising altitude and clear air.
A rabies case in Mortlach Saskatchewan led to a complete quarantine of the town and surrounding area. All 41 dogs used for bird dog training will be vaccinated as officials investigate two earlier dog deaths and confirm the rabies diagnosis. The federal veterinarian notes this is the first local rabies case known in the area.
The article notes Halley's comet is forecast to return around 1985 with attention from astronomers and the public. It highlights anticipated appearances, viewing opportunities, and potential cultural impact as the celestial event approaches.
Ronald Jones, former Press advertising manager, writes of their move to Fort McPherson Northwest Territories. He describes the journey via Edmonton Akalvik and a small Otter plane, impressions of the Indians and church, a midweek service, and five Indian girls in white cassocks. He notes perpetual daylight, early gardens, fresh whitefish, hostel needs, film shows, and limited radio until reception improves.
T-Bone the steer from Leroy Ill fainted on display at the McLean County Fair while facing judges. Owner Sandra Kehoe says the animal suffered sunstroke, not flirtation, and the steer was revived with an electric fan but did not win.
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