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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 14, 1958

Page

7

Canadian National Railways Freight Train Performance Gains

Over six years CN Rail improved freight performance with heavier loads per train and longer faster services, delivering better overall train performance and efficiency.

Canadian National Railways

Alberta adopts flashing red signals for school vans

Alberta introduces new rules for school vans to improve safety. Vans must display two alternately flashing red lamps on front and rear with automatic and manual switches. Vehicles must carry School Bus signs and a Stop on Signal sign. Regulations take effect July 1 and differ by road type with rear-approach stops on four lane highways.

Alberta

Antonio Stradivari and His Estimated Instrument Count

Authorities estimate the 18th century violin maker Antonio Stradivari created over 1100 instruments including violins violas and cellos. About 600 survive today with some possibly finished after his death and notations use Stradivari’s Latin signature Stradi varius.

Antonio Stradivari Stradivarius

Origins of the domestic chicken traced to Asia

Scientists suggest the jungle fowls of India and the Malay peninsula are ancestors of the domestic chicken. The idea links species from two regions to the modern poultry keeper.

India Malay Peninsula

Life Memberships Awarded at Saskatchewan Weekly News Meet

Four veteran Saskatchewan weekly newspapermen were named honorary life members of the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association at its 42nd annual convention in Saskatoon. Andrew King Estevan John Scott Whitewood Jim Greenblat Swift Current Ed G Quick Weyburn received the honors after long service and multiple SWNA presidencies. Awards also recognized correspondents and top papers with new competition trophies. Delegates toured the University of Saskatchewan and SaskPower plant, while officers were installed and plans advanced for a provincial data manual and national CWNA convention.

Besshborough Saskatoon Andrew King Estevan John Scott Saskatchewan Weekly Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association Bessborough Whitewood Jim Greenblat Swift Current Ed. G Quick Weyburn SWNA King Estevan Mercury John Vopni Vopni Scott Cliff Ashfield Grenfell Sun Ashfield Whitewood Herald Old Western Canada Press Association Swift Current Sun Quick Bert McKay Moosomin World Spectator Weyburn Review Ron Grisdale Plunkett Viscount Sun M. E. Webb Speers North Battleford News Grisdale Walter Migowsky Maple Creek R. 8. Reid Kindersley Clarion Dominion Textile Trophy Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Carrot River Observer Shaunavon Standard Watrous Manitou Aneroid News Magnet Wilkie Press Biggar Independent Saskatchewan Department of Travel and Information Imperial Oil Canadian Petroleum Association Federated Co-operatives Ltd Russ Brown H. L. Fowler Federated Co-ops John Miles Regina Leader- Post Ken Cooper Cooper Irwin McIntosh Canada Cecil Day Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association Liverpool N.S Bill Telfer Toronto CWNA Sam Wynn Yorkton Ken Miller The Lemans Gazette Irwin MacIntosh

Way of Salvation Simply Stated in Romans and Acts

A devotional summary urges belief in Jesus’s resurrection for salvation. It emphasizes heart faith, confession in word and deed, and bearing witness like Peter and John. The piece cites Romans 10 and Acts 4 to stress that calling on the Lord leads to eternal salvation.

Jesus Christ Jesus Christ Lord Jesus Peter John

No Patient Upsurge in Hospital Plan in Manitoba

Manitoba health officials report no patient surge in the universal hospital plan during the first 10 days of operation. Dr. Morley Elliott notes minimal increases in hospitals, especially Greater Winnipeg, while Gordon L. Pickering cites 855,535 Manitobans registered to end of June with duplications to be removed within three months and about 3,500 new registrations since early July.

Manitoba Morley Elliott Winnipeg Gordon L. Pickering Pickering

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