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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1957
Page
5
A Reston creamery has installed a Scotch Marine boiler replacing the old fire box model. The new boiler supplies heat for cream pasteurization and steam for processing, with hot water for facilities. The upgrade followed the New Year and suits an improved bivouac area operation nearby, described alongside army transport notes.
Norman G. Hull will join Canadian Pacific Railway on April 1 as Supervisor of films and television. He has spent 23 years at Associated Screen News Montreal as camera man and director and directed 20 travel and resort pictures for CPR. Hull will produce educational films to demonstrate improved operations and safety for employees and public showings.
A reflection on Canadian culture contrasting classical education with modern approaches. The piece argues free education makes canon schooling unnecessary, warns of dangers of a culture built on the classics, and endorses a distinctively Canadian culture promoted by the Canada Council. It notes job creation through cultural promotion and ends with a digression on Damascus steel.
A speaker notes that sand in the eye is painful and common in March winds. First aid suggests flushing with water, turning back the upper lid to remove the object with a clean cloth if visible, and seeking a doctor if these methods fail.
This spring Grande Prairie residents will vote on town council money bylaws totaling $320 000 for 1957 budget programs. The largest item, $200 000, funds completing last year’s storm sewer work plus curb gutter and paving expansion.
In Evansburg the Pew Hotel area shows a strong water supply from recent drilling while gas efforts face a setback. A test well at 760 feet produced gas but a subsequent attempt at 360 feet did not hit water, a flare burned behind the hotel on Wednesday night as reporting notes a wet condition in the area.
A 5,000 gallon underground tank stores Bunker C No 6 fuel for sanitary use. The fuel travels through 50 feet of 2 inch pipe from the tank as reported by The Recorder, Reston, dated March 7, 1957.
Father Murray leads seniors in Romance literature and other subjects at Notre Dame des Prairies affiliated with Ottawa University. The arts program has 51 students with $35 fees, a self run campus culture called shack college, famed for building character and loyal student body. National Film Board of Canada photos by Richard Harrington.
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