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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 07, 1966
Page
3
The Centennial Commission funds travel and cultural exchanges to promote understanding across Canada in 1967. Citizens are urged to explore their own regions, visit sites like Louisbourg Fortress and Vancouver Island, and meet diverse communities to foster national unity.
A fashion consultant to 160 Singer centers in Canada discusses athletic knit lines with bold navy grape and olive colors featuring putty stripes. Bonded fabrics offer wrinkle resistance and shape retention, while bonded lace in cotton Orion or Terylene gains popularity. By 1970 Terylene will be Fortres. Plastic dresses debut as a joke turned serious, with caution on stitching. Parisians favor a slightly fitted shift with narrow shoulders and elegant simplicity. Hats trend toward Berets and scarf hats, with DIY pattern options for matching outfits.
Dr. Johnson announced a new nursery school training course offering basic preparation for a career in early childhood work. Entrance requirements include grade 12 business education general or university entrance options, junior matriculation or equivalent for older workers. Classes begin in late September.
A United Church gathering awarded Gwen Taylor a silver medal for gallantry aiding Mrs G Grant in a bathing rescue. Other clippings note a missing organ in 1908, a near drowning near Murphy's Lake in 1907, and a 1920 school enrollment and attendance. A quip ends with a father’s view on his son at seventeen.
Manitoba Agriculture names Dave Hay as agricultural representative in Brandon. Hay previously served as assistant representative at Roblin Russell and Minnedosa in 1959 and 1960 after growing up on a Foxwarren farm and participating in 4H clubs.
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