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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 22, 1959

Page

7

Organ Installed at Maple Leaf Gardens Gains Noted Acclaim

An organ installation at Maple Leaf Gardens is completed after a year of work by Morne and engineer Wiest. The instrument features 227 stops, 22 foot ranks, and a wind system delivering 3 200 cubic feet of air per minute, marking the last NHL arena to install such an organ with prior period entertainment by a Toronto military band.

Mate Laat Gardens Leafe-Boston Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto

Canadian Investment Outlook and 1954 Capital Plan

The note estimates Canada’s total capital outlay and industry investment for 1954. It projects the job-creating form of capital investment to run about two percent below the 195? level, reflecting subdued expansion.

Lis Canada

Saskatchewan SARM leader dies after illness

Secretary of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities dies en route to hospital after New Year’s Eve Shrine event. He had served as secretary treasurer of Rural Municipality of Great Bend and as SARM secretary, with a background in banking and community service. Survived by wife Norma, three sons James, Richard, Roy, daughter Dorothy, eight grandchildren, and two sisters in England.

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Civil Defence Converts Trucks Into Ambulances In 15 Minutes

Helen A Martenson details a Civil Defence advance converting trucks into ambulances in minutes. Regina recalls Winnipes flood evacuations when few ambulances served Deer Lodge and other hospitals, highlighting the need for rapid transport. Civil Defence coordinators explain pre drilling trucks for wing bolts to hold stretchers, enabling safe patient transport. Training and fittings will be stocked in hospitals and used at First Aid Posts province wide.

Helen A. Martenson SAHQ Regina Deer Lodge Canada Valley Centre Fort Qu’Appelle

Rubber snake ends pigeons on church roof

Rev Dillard Brown of St Luke's Episcopal Church in Washington DC used a large rubber snake from a novelty shop to deter pigeons on his roof during Sunday services. Workmen placed the fake serpent in view and pigeons stopped roosting on the roof following its deployment.

Dillard Brown St. Luke's Episcopal Church Washington, D.C

Journey From War to Faith of Captain Fuchida

A WWII veteran recalls Captain Fuchida’s conversion after Pearl Harbor. He tells how an American girl’s kindness moved a prisoner’s heart, and how a former sergeant’s Bible inspired Fuchida to seek forgiveness and spread Christian love in Japan.

Pearl Harbor Sasebo Japan Tokyo Christ Amerca Manila Jacob DeShazer Captain Fuchida

Leukemia research grant supports Saskatchewan study

A $5,000 Leukemia Society grant funds leukemia research at the University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon. Dr. R. Ailachul and Dr. S. Federdf assess blood serum toxins by exposing cultured cells to patient serum to identify toxic substances and their chemical structure for better disease understanding and potential cure.

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Pangman Man Receives Degrees at Saskatchewan Senate

Pangman resident Ford Ellis Metke earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and a Bachelor of Arts at a University of Saskatchewan senate meeting in Saskatoon. In total 145 degrees were granted to full graduates with five PhDs and 126 certificates and diplomas. Among graduates were 19 from outside Saskatchewan, including a student from Hong Kong and another from Seoul, Korea.

Ford Ellis Metke Pangman University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Saskatchewan Hong Kong Seoul Korea South Sask Star Radville Sask

A Faithful Life and Testimony Across Continents

The subject spoke openly about his life and faith and has traveled to this continent to share his testimony. He has visited multiple locations to convey his experiences and beliefs to diverse audiences.

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