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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 28, 1953

Page

6

Maynard Stable Builds Model Farm For West Breeders

Maynard Stable plans a compact breeding operation with a paddock for mares and foals, a full length water system, a buzzer intercom, and a swiveling feed board to speed care. The Calgary-trained string includes 6 two-year-olds, 3 three-year-olds, 10-year-old Texas Son, and 13 brood mares with studs Gala Hour and Sudani.

Secre Iis Maynard Calgary Bob Deans Vancouver Mr. Speaker Silent Hour Man Premier Killadream Miss Boo Gala Foster Merrynose Gala Hour Sir Galahad III Sudani Edmonton

Oddities in the News from Newark to Truro

A playful roundup of quirky items includes a Newark golf course offer of a new car for every hole-in-one, a New Mexico traffic sign note urging patience, a Bristol college club’s marital status joke, Truro’s five hour town meeting with Girl Scouts serving dinner, and a Massena judge clarifying a ten cent speeding fine as a currency discount.

Newark Airport Louis Eeichenbaum Truro Mass Cape Cod

Smile Of The Week Echoes Charity Plea

A mother questions her son about helping orphans and suggests giving them Aunt Sarah as a charity gesture. The boy responds with curiosity about Aunt Sarah as a potential giver.

Sarah

Bible Sales At Top Peak Worldwide demand rises sharply

The American Bible Society reports record worldwide Bible demand at its 137th annual meeting. Secretary Dr. Eugena A. Nida notes a shift to easier to understand editions and cites the revised standard version selling over 1.5 million copies since last September. Distribution reached 13,369,030 volumes in 1952, with Korea alone at 1,284,080 volumes despite wartime conditions. The Bible now exists in 1,059 languages through various Scripture translations.

New York Eugena A. Nida American Bible Society Society Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Nida United States Korea Montreal Star

Canadian scribblers drive 2.5 million yearly output

Canadian manufacturers produce about 2.5 million dollars worth of scribblers notebooks and exercise books annually. The figure reflects a sizable papery goods sector with strong demand from schools offices and households across the country.

Duke To Resume Hunt For World's Greatest Treasure

The Duke of Argyll plans to renew efforts to raise the sunken galleon Florencia off Tobermory in Mull, believed to hold a £30,000,000 treasure. Divers located the wreck three years ago, with royalties dating back to 1641. locals recount myths of the Armada galleon and a dramatic incident at Tobermory.

Duke London Duke of Argyll Duque de Florencia Isle of Mull Scotland Bay of Tobermory Mull Atlantic Royal Navy Charles II Florencia Tobermory Mclean Spain England Holland

Strictly Fresh Fireman Jailed For Setting Grass Fires

A temporary city fireman was jailed for starting grass fires, allegedly hoping more fires would yield more work and a permanent job, a risky bid driven by ambition. The remark underscores the danger of using arson for gain and the punitive outcome.

Rethinking Education for Special Needs Children

The article argues that retarded children can absorb instruction and learn crafts to gain self support. It stresses early education matched to ability and strong family affection so the child grows up feeling loved and valued.

Mr Uranium Hawker Strikes Rich After 26 Years North

Augustus Hawker, 50, formerly a Wiltshire farmer and trapper, built a fortune in Uranium City Saskatchewan after 26 years in the Canadian north. He has sold $210,000 of claims, holds nine groups, and plans further development with British money while visiting his large family in Wiltshire. He and his four children will return to Canada on June 11 for Coronation celebrations.

Arch MacKenzie Keevil Eng Augustus Gus) Hawker Uramium Canada Uranium City Saskatchewan Alberta Hawker New York Bath Peace River Whitelaw Alta Pagan Mountain Athabasca McMurray Goldfields Sask Prince Albert Lake Athabasca

Narcotic Addiction Study Planned For British Columbia

Ottawa announces a federal grant to fund a Vancouver BC narcotic addiction study led by University of British Columbia researchers. The project will interview addicts at Oakalla jail and a matched non addict control group to identify personal, economic, and family factors and test preventive and treatment approaches. The plan includes young addicts, with data analysis guiding rehabilitation and prevention strategies.

Ottawa British Columbia Paul Martin National Health and Welfare Community Chest Council of Greater Vancouver University of British Columbia Oakalla Martin J. G. Foulks W. D. Ross School of Social Work Attorney General's Department Federal Health Department Vancouver

Pageantry stockings lead Coronation era fashion

Edna Miles reports spring hosiery with gossamer sheer pageantry shades and a range from gun tone to majesty tan. New taper heel treatments and silhouettes emphasize slender ankles while a life of the housewife stocking offers built in garter block, run resistance, and stretch compatibility for daily bending and movement.

Edna Miles Crest

New NRC discovery could extend engine oil life to 7000 miles

Ottawa reports a national research council breakthrough by Dr. I. E. Paddington and Dr. A. F. Sirianni. They claim adding metals like lithium or sodium to oil slows oxidation, potentially letting drivers keep oil for 7000 miles. They also developed a sand based grease that resists heat and water for military and industrial use.

NRC I. E. Paddington A. F. Sirianni

Expensive economy warns of carbon tetrachloride risks

Home cleaners like carbon tetrachloride may cut bills but fumes are deadly unless vented. Use only in well ventilated spaces or outdoors. Don't use in basements without air flow. Do not use alone at home if illness may occur. Avoid if lung kidney liver or heart disease. Eat Right Live Right Feel Right.

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