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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 1965
Page
4
The article notes UK and Canada rising power demand and research into underground cables that could heat homes. Water cooled cables run through pipelines beneath Surrey and West London, carrying city scale power and potentially reducing costs.
A reader writes about using simple prayers to find calmness yet struggles with prayer as the mind wanders. The note expresses sympathy for those who write with devotion and reflects on personal difficulty in focusing.
Phyllis Mitchell encourages letting Christ share anxiety and weariness. By using familiar hymns and psalms in prayer, believers find relief as Jesus walks beside them and bears the burden if they hand it over. The illustration of a traveler and a burdened parcel evokes the ease found in faith.
A British piano maker expects exports to rise by over fifty percent this year as sales to France Germany and other European nations surge. With about a hundred outlets across Germany France Holland Belgium Denmark Austria and Switzerland the firm ships weekly land sea containers of nine to ten pianos. The company notes strong demand from sixty plus countries and cites skilled craftsmen as a key challenge.
A Florida telephone-company item recalls a man who, rushing to call his wife, dialed the wrong number and accidentally informed a listener he would be late. The woman’s husband, overhearing, pretended calm and told him to take his time, creating a comical miscommunication.
The Canadian Highway Safety Council urges motorists and pedestrians to act safely on the road. It notes many ignore the right behavior, causing crashes that also involve others. Advocates setting an example and driving with common sense today.
Farmers across the Prairie Provinces are urged to order 12,000,000 PFRA tree seedlings from Indian Head and Sutherland nurseries. Orders must be received by January to ensure processing. delayed orders may be postponed to next year. Agricultural reps and district offices aid in determining needs and submitting orders.
Miss Joy Harrison, CNIB home teacher in Saskatoon, taught Regina blind residents a new rhythm cane travel method arc from left to right to detect obstacles. She and colleagues promote rehabilitation including Braille typing and crafts to help visually impaired regain independence.
In 18 years the Canadian Lutheran church has shipped 10,850,000 pounds of material aid and relief valued at 4.67 million dollars to refugees and related relief efforts.
The term turtle was applied to doves long before its later use for reptiles. In England the word was used in this sense as early as A D 1000, indicating an older linguistic meaning prior to the modern reptile association.
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