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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 10, 1960
Page
6
Meadow Lake area hosts field tests of a Holland made Zon acetylene tank exploder used to deter ducks. Officials say the device can cover large areas, with trials showing rapid dispersion and debris from the blast. Agricultural authorities view Meadow Lake as a key site due to prior heavy losses from wild fowl.
Answers reveal historical Canadian facts: population around 3.7 million in 1871. Lunenburg named from Luenburg Hanover. 1946 labor force 4 862 000 increased by 1 400 000. armed forces about 100 000. exports account for a portion of earnings around 12 percent. George II, king of Britain and Hanover, spurred emigration to Nova Scotia.
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In Canada a hobby-based chinchilla breeding surge has grown into a niche of the fur trade with animals kept in basements and small facilities. Alex Mazur of Melville, a CNR fireman and former boxing titleholder, breeds chinchillas for pelts selling from $20 to $50 each. Breeding costs are low apart from initial cage setup. fur is graded by a consultant and shipped to The National Chinchilla Breeders of Canada before tanning and sale in New York markets.
Miss Audrey Goodchild an English registered nurse travels 3900 miles across Canada with her horse Bill and dog Jade in a converted milk wagon. The trip spans eight week summer holidays totaling three periods, averaging 20 miles daily and 120 miles weekly with rests Sundays.
Gary Essar of Kindersley grows his own lemon at home with enthusiasm. The round fruit marks the first time the plant purchased three years ago has borne fruit. Gary, a keen horticulturalist, has also nurtured orchids in the basement.
The article notes Saskatchewan and Alberta lead in vehicle registrations with roughly one vehicle for every 2.8 persons, while other provinces trail. It emphasizes proportional population impact on car ownership across regions.
The article argues Jesus did not tolerate sin but urged repentance. It cites examples like the adulteress, Zacchaeus, and the rich ruler to show Jesus interacted with sinners to call them to change. It rejects the view of Jesus as merely tolerant and emphasizes salvation through true repentance.
A Saskatchewan science party at Crooked lake near Broadview conducted an all out fish survey to assess carp eradication needs and test control methods. Six members operated a fish net fence across the bay trapping fish while applying poisoned rotenone mix at high strength. Some carp tore the fence and escaped. officials expect many poisoned fish will die, and patrols will monitor the lake for drowned or dying fish in the days ahead.
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