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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
7
The exhibit features the founder of Greek scouting, the 11th World Jamboree badge titled Athens at Dawn, and a Baden Powell painting of the Parthenon from his first Athens visit. It emphasizes historic ties between Greece scouting and global events.
The daytime flow over Niagara Falls is doubled from April to October to please sightseers by reducing water diversion above the falls.
For Weiss Jans in Sask Payne ton 2 ton GMC excellent condition 300 bus box and hoist asking 1200 dollars includes taser. Radio standard CHEV features and other items listed.
The Canadian Trotting Association rejected Ottawa woman Mrs Glenda Bradley for a harness racing license. The Toronto Telegram editorial scorns women in public life, arguing they overstep bounds in politics and law and should stick to simple, traditional roles rather than racing or leadership.
A hostess explains chewing gum to prevent ear popping during flight. After landing a passenger asks how to remove the gum from his ears. The joke hinges on a misheard line about a wife's illness and a typographical error in a daily health hint.
Whitbread & Co reports rising British beer exports to Belgium with 144 million bottles weekly. The operation uses five routes to Brussels by road rail sea and canal with fleets of motor tankers trains and forklift equipped shipments moving across London Wateringbury and other depots to meet demand.
Garnet Ralph of Merrickville and Harold Baker of Carleton County rose from early 4-H projects to win the 1943 Provincial Interclub Dairy Cattle Championship. After Kemptville College, Ralph built an 85 cow Holstein dairy with 400 acres and 160 leased, while Baker pursued a professional agriculture path with Ontario Agricultural College training and service as an agricultural representative.
Uruguay aims to boost exports of higher quality steer meat under a decree that requires interior butcher shops to sell cow meat only on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays. Per capita beef consumption has long been among the world’s highest, with Uruguay at 161 pounds per person in 1961, second to Argentina’s 168 pounds.
The surveillance notes that total government outlays in Canada for social security and health and welfare exceed twice the amount spent on education. The comparison highlights government priorities across welfare and education sectors.
A professional with a M.Sc. from the University of Wisconsin and a Ph.D. from Cornell in 1959 was appointed Director of Extension at the University of Saskatchewan starting May 1 of the current year. He brings extensive experience to the role and will oversee outreach and education programs across the province.
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