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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 1957
Page
11
Si Fennell, reputedly the town's oldest resident, reflects on his Boer War participation and a life as a rancher and farmer. He jokes that his history stays private since talking isn’t his line, even after a rare moment when a camera clicked.
The article states the Grand Canyon in Colorado reaches about one mile in depth, highlighting its significant vertical drop and geological feature. No other details provided.
Instructions and tracing diagrams explain making a fireside box with wood carrier from canvas. It describes simulated dowel joint construction and a portable carrier folded from fabric, with large pattern diagrams and step by step hinges. A packet of Early American reproductions with standard size patterns is offered for $1.50.
Pattern 250 shows step by step chair construction with nail framed bases padded with cotton batting. The Make-do Furniture for Thrifty Folks packet includes this design and others for $1.50. pattern 250 mail order costs 35 cents. Address requests to Home Workshop Patterns Department P.P.L. Vancouver B C.
Members of the Acadia Valley Home and School Association push for a Tuberculosis mobile X-ray unit despite a setback from the Alberta Tuberculosis Association which cites low district TB incidence. They argue conditions may have changed since no X-ray unit has visited in 10 years. A letter will be sent again while funds are organized for a piano fund and a spelling bee pits parents against students. Next meeting set for April 11.
The Sun in Grenfell Saskatchewan argues that hunters, like some drivers, ignore traffic rules to save time. They knowingly flout safety to gain an edge, but the danger is real even if the risk targets others.
James Hamilton of Desboro lost control to avoid a dog and wrecked the rear half of his car two miles north of Hanover on Thursday afternoon. He escaped injury as the vehicle skidded and struck a hydro pole. The report appears in The Post of Hanover Ontario dated February 21 1957.
The students of Kamsack Collegiate Institute in a SRC meeting adopted a code of ethics to guide daily conduct in front of the whole student body. The Times, Kamsack, Sask. January 24, 1957.
The Grand Forks high school basketball team, ten on the floor and five on the bench, upset Trail by three points in an exciting home game. Fans packed the GFHS gym, celebrating a principled win that taught sportsmanship and hometown pride.
A Pembroke Observer editorial argues the forty dollar monthly Old Age Pension is inadequate and urges a larger increase. It warns of vote buying in the upcoming federal election and notes many pensioners will influence the outcome as the campaign nears.
Poetic meditation on boys describing their boundless energy curiosity and mischief. It contrasts childhood joys with adult duties and ends with the comforting image of a boy returning home to say Hi Dad. The piece elevates boys as magical captors who shape the adult's heart.
W A Duncan, a Seattle sportsman linked with a lumber firm, visited the irrigation district for hunting seasons and urges wiser support for game life in Alberta. Washington residents have given over 60 000 dollars to Ducks Unlimited to aid Alberta lakes while a local group contributed 500 for pheasant eggs. The letter defends Duncan and invites him back, praising Canada’s pheasant hunting and urging courteous reception for American visitors.
The Winkler community marks a new industry as the Winkler Co operative Creamery opens its poultry processing plant. Federal Minister of Agriculture J. G. Gardiner attends the ceremony, signaling support. The move aims to boost farm income and provide payroll benefits to Winkler.
Western Development Museum in Saskatoon seeks a Hart Parr Little Devil tractor from around 1915 to complete its exhibit. The 2 cycle 2 cylinder, thermosyphon cooled three wheel tractor measured 12 feet long with a front steering pair and a tall rear wheel. Museum asks for contact at 1839 1st St. W., Saskatoon for any information or parts.
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