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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
6
The text analyzes Jesus presenting himself as the Messiah rooted in Hebrew prophecy. His self declaration in Nazareth sparks awe and rejection by locals, who resist miracles and condemn him. Despite the hostility, believers credit his life and death with divine fulfillment and salvation through his name.
The article warns that improper handling of ends and heavy object piling injures workers. Careless bar stacking can cause stack shifts with fallen layers. New workers should consult the plant's supervisor to learn all industry hazards.
In the home workshop tips a moisture proof tobacco storage pipe rack with trick drawers is shown using Pattern 406. The item is part of Packet 68 Useful Gifts Made of Wood, one of four full size patterns, priced at 1.75.
The Anglican Church of Canada will boost recruitment led by Rev. H. B. Barrett as Associate Secretary to address a shortfall in clergy. Eleven theological colleges currently yield about 100 new clergy yearly. a minimum of 200 is needed to meet demand.
Alberta operator licenses must submit annual medical fitness certificates to the Department of Highways. A Class A license covers use of motor vehicles and ambulances. Examiners reports mailed a month before the holder’s birth month and must be returned in 30 days or privileges lapse. Three new members joined the Alberta Industrial Development Board: RR J Nelson for Lloydminster, L D Robinson for Wildwood to Edson and Ponoka, and George S Loucks for Ponoka, expanding to 13 Alberta communities.
The Alberta Department of Industry and Development plans an extensive marketing push to attract industrial opportunities in Eastern Canada, the United States, Japan, and West Germany. The Industrial Board of Alberta discussed details in Edmonton with representatives from ten communities and provincial agencies.
New minimum entrance standards implement September 1 1960 for the Ontario style Brandon College and Manitoba Teachers College training courses. entrants must complete Grade 11 and four Grade 12 subjects. Full Grade 12 standing remains a goal for 1961 and aligns with Royal Commission recommendations.
A new bridge over the Peace River at Taylor Flats opened January 29 restoring north south travel for Alaska bound traffic via Alberta. It replaces the collapsed bridge and the former planked over railroad crossing. Fort St. John and Dawson Creek chambers of commerce officials, bridge company representatives, and Army officers attended the ceremony. Decking is left open to allow snow and ice to fall through for traction while crews finish tidying up over the next month.
The Canadian Red Cross Corps counts over 800 members including housewives and businesswomen serving in 22 communities.
Light-eyed individuals experience more eye strain and slower adaptation to light changes than dark-eyed people. The text notes reduced ease in adjusting to varying light conditions.
A six member Groundwater Division of the Research Council of Alberta leads a four year program to locate and assess underground water sources for communities and industries. Major findings include a large underground supply near Medicine Hat aided by geophysical surveys and a partial domestic supply addition at Stettler.
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