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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 06, 1954

Page

5

Trumpeter Swan Filmed In British Columbia

Vernon report notes trumpeter swans, BC's rare wild life, filmed at Lonesome Lake 300 miles northwest of Vancouver. The Edwards family, with Trudy Edith Edwards filming, have tended the birds for 20 years under migratory bird protection, aiding a growing population including flocks in Montana and Alberta.

Vernon British Columbia John Edwards Trudy Lonesome Lake Vancouver Canada Ralph Edwards John PR. H. Mackay Montana Alberta Edwards Federal Wildlife Service Grand Prairie Alta Ralph, Edwards

Amendments to Sask Game Act Passed

Saskatchewan Game Act amendments explained by E. L. Paynter introduce a buffer zone banning hunting the day before after and on Sundays during open seasons. Other changes criminalize possession of big game without authority and ban certain bullets. New penalties, sunrise rules, and camouflaged bow hunting dress rules are outlined.

E. L. Paynter Paynter Mr. Paynter

Answers to Quick Quiz 3 Summary

Quick Canadian Facts presents trivia: 8378 men answered, 80 million dollars total, 1900 population 27 000, Alberta a key fact, 2 times 1 255 million for material. Knights of the Round Table founded by King Arthur in AD 540.

Alberta Quick Canadian Facts Canada Knights of the Round Table Arthur

Elk Point Man Opens Personal Historical Museum

Steve Andrishak of Elk Point, Alberta, 33, runs a private history museum 140 miles northwest of Edmonton. The 12 by 26 foot collection, started as a hobby for the theatre operator, contains Indian relics, pioneer articles, firearms, an Edison phonograph, an 1851 sewing machine, a hand crank projector, and a 1689 flint rifle found near Elk Point. Over 1,500 visitors signed the book. pieces were found locally or bought or loaned from others.

Elk Point Alta Steve Andrishak Alberta Edmonton Steve North Saskatchewan Wolfe Edison

Aviation Company Seeks Airfield Site at Wainwright

Wainwright Alberta hosts renewed push for an air strip as Foot hills Aviation of Calgary proposes regular Calgary to Lloydminster service and a stop at Wainwright. A Chamber of Commerce committee led by Don Bethune drives research on suitable fields while Transport Department rules must be met before licensing for the traffic can occur.

Wainwright Wainwright Alta Wainwright Foothills Aviation Calgary Lloydrainster Wainright Chamber of Commerce Don Bethune Department of Transport

Conquering Tuberculosis in Canada

Public health officials note tuberculosis has fallen from the list of top national killer diseases in Canada. They urge mass chest X rays, free in most areas, as the path to further reduction and near elimination with early detection and treatment.

Canada

Whole Wheat Griddle Cakes Recipe

Recipe for whole wheat griddle cakes uses sifted and un sifted flour, salt, baking powder, eggs, molasses, milk and shortening. Separate eggs beat yolks with liquids then fold into batter and bake on a greased griddle. Serve with butter syrup molasses or powdered sugar.

Garden Notes Lawn Care In The Heat

When hot summer weather arrives lawns need fewer cuts and a higher mower setting. Leave clippings to mulch roots and apply weed killer early in the season with care to avoid flowers. Support tall climbers with brush or stakes and water deeply rather than with frequent light sprinklings for best drought resistance.

Canada

Five Albertans Win Scholarships in Arts and Crafts

Five Albertans received $100 scholarships in the 1954 Alberta Visual Arts Board competition announced by Hon. A. J. Hooke. Winners include T. Godwin Calgary Rolf Ungstad Calgary Margaret Ann Howden Blackie Mrs G Kodo Edson and John Radysh Willingdon. Honorable mentions went to Patricia Davie Lascar Mrs Charlotte Eadie High River Michael Bosder Thompson Edmonton Dan Thachuk Edmonton Colleen Anderson Edmonton and Lillian Saraford Vegreville. Scholarships are tenable at the University of Alberta and the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art Calgary with options for Banff School of Fine Arts.

Alberta Visual Arts Board A. J. Hooke T. Godwin S.W Calgary Rolf Ungstad Avenue N.W Margaret Ann Howden Blackie G. Kodo Edson John Radysh Willingdon Godwin Radysh Alberta Willingdon High School Willingdon Arts and Crafts Society Patricia Davie Lascar Charlotte Eadie High River Michael Bosder Thompson Edmonton Dan Thachuk Colleen Anderson Lillian “Sarafordan Vegreville University of Alberta Provincial Institute of Technology and Art Banff School of Fine Arts

Bryan Hextall Named Coach and Player for Minnedosa

Bryan Hextall former New York Rangers player will coach Minnedosa's intermediate hockey team in 1954 55 and also play for the club. Club president Bill Wilton announced the double role as Minnedosa aims for a berth in the Manitoba Big Six league next season.

Minnedosa Bryan Hextall New York Rangers National Hockey League Bill Wilton Hextall Manitoba

Quick Canadia Quiz from an Old Column

The piece presents a quiz asking readers to guess historical Canadian figures such as Yukon population in 1900, taxes in 1953, federal payroll in 1953, the province with the most sheep, and the 1953 increase in armed forces, noting that answers appear in another column.

Yukon Federal Civil Service Canada

Record Set In Export Of Coarse Grains

Canada reports a historic high in exports of oats barley rye and flaxseed for the first half of the crop year totaling 113.1 million bushels, up eight percent from last year. Oats lead at 40.5 million bushels with the United States as the main market. US curbs on rye and barley reduce inflows while Canada limits future shipments on request.

Edmonton Canada United States U.S

Planning a Holiday With Real Joy and Purpose

The piece argues a vacation should lift the spirit not just the body. It warns against mindless rest or escapism and urges enthusiasm and a balanced mix of diversion and repose. It cautions against fashionable lethargy and overplanning that drains enjoyment.

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