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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 19, 1965

Page

7

Le Chateau Champlain rises in Montreal hotel skyline

Curved precast concrete panels form the 38 storey Le Chateau Champlain on Place du Canada. A Chicago boom lifts four ton panels to the 10th floor monorail, with 16 panels placed daily to enclose the tower by October for a 1967 opening. Architect Roger D Astous cites enhanced vertical emphasis and distinctive identity.

le Chateau Champlain Place du Canada Chicago Canadian Pacific Hotel Roger D'Astous Windsor Station Cathedral

New solar hog house in Illinois heats pigs by sun

A solar hog house designed by University of Illinois engineer Marvin Hall on W. B. Gray’s Hanock county farm uses outside air heated by sun through a roof duct. A supplementary gas hot water system provides heat during cloudy or very cold days. The building houses 400 hogs at a cost of five dollars per square foot.

Illinois Marvin Hall University of Illinois W. B. Gray Hancock County

Symons Gears Up in Rocanyville Saskatchewan

In Rocanyville Saskatchewan the Symons factory reports progress on steel cast gear production with notes on bronze components and recurring maintenance cycles shaping the upcoming quarter output.

Symons Rocanyville Saskatchewan

New Pocket Canadian Facts Enlivens Arguments and Reading

Quick Canadian Facts Limited releases a first annual concise pocket encyclopedia on Canada. The 152 page paperback covers economy government geography history population and notable figures with oddities like American birth as a major birthplace and Calgary’s rapid growth. Distributed through bookstores and newsstands at 60 cents.

Canada United States Britain Montreal Toronto Calgary Quick Canadian Facts Limited Bay St Ont

Prairie Garden in August Brightens August Beds

The Prairie Garden in August notes continued bloom from perennials and a blaze of annuals Roses Dahlias Gladiolus and Lilies. It advises deadheading to prevent seeds, regular weeding, watering in heat, and a dust and spray program for pests. It also suggests planning shows, marshalling flowering displays in Saskatoon Regina, and timing seedings and lawn care for fall.

Saskatchewan Wascana Regina Legislative Building Museum and University Saskatoon

Your Life Mine Your Life Mine

A reflective piece on the human urge to admire notable figures and the allure of powerful personalities. It notes that people are naturally drawn to statesmen and other prominent individuals, suggesting a fascination with those who loom large in public life.

Quiet, industrious citizens deserve greater life impact

The author salutes everyday workers from elevator operators to janitors, urging simple goals like a happy home, steady faith, and perseverance. She counsels belief in personal value, advocating Christian love and peaceful influence as proof that small lives matter more than fame.

Prairie Lily Cultivation and Spring Bulb Orders

Provincial horticulturist SIG Hoff notes transplanting advice for perennials and urges early orders for spring bulbs including Tulips Daffodils Crocus and Lilies. Lily shipping begins late September and ends before freeze up. Patterson Hybrid Lilies from Saskatoon fetch five dollars per bulb with other hybrids at twelve dollars.

U.S.A Europe Japan Patterson University Saskatoon

World's Largest Airplane Lands in Paris Exhibition

The Antonov 22, a 250 ton Soviet design by Oleg Antonov, landed at Le Bourget after a nonstop Moscow flight. It is claimed to carry 720 passengers in a double decker fuselage and was shown amid aerospace displays.

Paris Moscow le Bourget Here Oleg Antonov

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