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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 21, 1961
Page
5
The article urges caution with small fires and recommends baking soda to smother frying pan flames. It advises contacting the fire department for larger fires and emphasizes teaching children how to call for help.
Health Minister George Johnson stressed constant vigilance during National Immunization Week observed September 24 30. He noted vaccines exist but require public use and highlighted declines and resurges in diphtheria cases in Canada, urging parents to review children’s immunization records and maintain health vigilance.
In 1960 Canadians spent an estimated 16.413 million dollars in retail stores, marking a rise of 0.13 million over the 1959 total. The report highlights continued consumer spending strength and year to year growth in retail activity.
Murray Peden of Winnipeg has been named assistant deputy minister of Municipal Affairs, effective August 15. The appointment fills a post vacant since January 1, 1961, when Charles H. Chappell became deputy minister. Peden, a Winnipeg native, is a lawyer and former crown attorney general’s department member.
Manitoba wildlife experts warn free hunting may vanish as private land use, drainage, and grazing reduce hunting areas. They urge safeguards ahead of the Resources for Tomorrow conference in Montreal, citing figures from Ducks Unlimited Canada and a call for private landowner compensation.
Insightful proverb likens regret to mud for hogs, suggesting it serves only for wallowing rather than progress. The line frames human emotion as a lowly, cleansing-free trap.
A light newsroom item notes that chatter indoors travels especially quickly through grapevines that carry a hint of sourness, suggesting a mood of rumor and rumor-spreading in workplace corridors.
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