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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 06, 1954

Page

6

Trumpeter Swan Filmed At Lonesome Lake In British Columbia

In Vernon BC the trumpeter swan, BCs rare wild life species, was captured on film by Trudy Edwards at Lonesome Lake 300 miles from Vancouver. John Edwards and overseer Ralph Edwards describe protection efforts, winter feeding by barley, and a growing population across BC and nearby regions. The footage records the swans annual arrival in November and the nesting grounds near Grand Prairie Alberta.

Vernon British Columbia John Edwards Trudy Lonesome Lake Vancouver Canada Ralph Bdwards John FR H. Mackay Dominion Wildlife Officer B.C Montana Alberta Mr. Edwards Federal Wildlife Service Edwards Grand Prairie Alta Ralph .Edwards

Amendments to Sask Game Act Passed

Saskatchewan Game Act amendments explained by L. Paynter expand hunting restrictions with buffer days around seasons, add offences for taking deer fawns and unauthorized big game, tighten weapon rules and penalties, align with federal bird rules, and allow camouflaged bow hunting attire with bow season.

L. Paynter Paynter

Answers to Quick Quiz 5 Summary

Quick Canadian Facts pocket annual lists quiz answers: 1. In 1900 the population was 27 000. 2. The total was 1 255 million dollars. 3. 80 million dollars. 4. Alberta. The Knights of the Round Table date to AD 540. Material prepared by editors of Quick Canadian Facts.

Alberta Quick Canadian Facts Canada Knights of the Round Table Arthur

Elk Point man builds small museum of Alberta's history

Steve Andrishak 33 runs a 12 by 26 foot hobby museum in Elk Point 140 miles northwest of Edmonton. He guides visitors through pioneer relics including Indian artifacts, old guns, an 1851 sewing machine, an Edison phonograph, a 1689 flint lock rifle found near the North Saskatchewan river, and historical newspapers. More than 1,500 visitors have signed the book.

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

Aviation group seeks airfield site at Wainwright

In Wainwright Alberta a renewed push to locate an air strip gains momentum this spring led by a Chamber of Commerce committee headed by Don Bethune. Foot hills Aviation Calgary plans regular Calgary Lloydminster service and eye Wainwright as a stop. research has surveyed several fields but Transport Department rules must be met before licensing.

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

Conquering Tuberculosis Canada Aims Low Death Toll

Public health leaders note tuberculosis now ranks far down Canada’s causes of death and may be eliminated with early discovery. They urge universal chest X rays, available free nationwide, as the key step in safeguarding health for individuals and families.

Canada

Whole Wheat Griddle Cakes Recipe

Sift flour salt and baking powder then mix with whole wheat flour. Beat egg yolks with molasses milk and shortening then combine with dry ingredients. Fold in stiff egg whites and bake on a greased griddle. Serve with butter syrup molasses or powdered sugar.

Garden Notes for Amateurs Lawn Care in Hot Weather

Summer lawn care changes as heat rises. Cut less often and raise mower to protect cool moist grass. Let clippings lie as mulch to shield roots. Apply weed killer early summer, repeat after three weeks, avoid flowers. Water deeply, not with frequent light sprinklings. aim for a thorough soaking to reach roots.

Canada

Five Albertans Win Scholarships in Arts and Crafts

Hon. A. J. Hooke announced winners of 1954 Alberta Visual Arts Board scholarships. T. Godwin of Calgary and Rolf Ungstad of Calgary received $100 open and restricted awards, with Miss Margaret Ann Howden Blackie Mrs G Kodo Edson and John Radysh Willingdon also earning $100 bursaries. Honorable mentions went to eight students. Scholarships are usable at the University of Alberta Calgary institutes Banff sessions or split for partial courses.

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 Bosdet Thompson Edmonton Dan Thachuk Colleen Anderson Lillian “Sarafordan Vegreville University of Alberta Institute of Technology and Art Banff School of Fine Arts

Bryan Hextall to Coach Minnedosa in 1954 55

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

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

Record Set In Export Of Coarse Grains

Canada reports a historic rise in exports of oats barley rye and flaxseed for the first half of the crop year totaling 113.1 million bushels, about eight percent above last year. Oats led at 40.5 million bushels with the United States as the main market.

Edmonton Canada United States U.S

Planning On Taking A Holiday

The piece argues a vacation should be more than a physical break. It warns against mindless leisure and lists two attitudes: combine diversion with a constructive plan or rest. It urges enthusiasm and warns sophisticates that setting a dull tone yields no dividends.

Tom Sawyer

Quick Canadia Quiz Questions and Historical Prompts

A quiz column presents historical population, tax, payroll, and military figures for Canada with questions about Yukon population in 1900 tax totals in 1953 civil service payroll and sheep counts by province. It asks how many men Canada's armed forces grew in 1953 and notes answers in another column.

Yukon Federal Civil Service Canada

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