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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 16, 1950
Page
7
In a back alley office the doctor recounts Eddie Dawson a small time crook who seeks a new life via plastic surgery. Eddie borrows money but the plan backfires as both he and a mysterious girl have facial work that makes them unrecognizable to each other.
Vancouver reports prospects for a large B C steel complex with a rolling mill and plant. Fisheries Minister Mayhew surveyed plants and met with Consolidated Mining and Smelting Co reps, noting near certainty of steel development with possible federal subsidy and a $2.5 million Vancouver smelting plant idea.
Lake Huron and Lake Michigan in the Great Lakes group reach exactly 581.92 feet in elevation, a tie noted as they sit at the same level. The shared height highlights a rare equilibrium point in the connected freshwater system.
Carlyle Sask population tallies 794 from latest enumeration. Victoria cuts chocolate price to six cents including tax, amid volatility in recent quotes. Edmonton native Leo Johnson wins auto bonspiel on comeback, claiming four cars. Regina youth centre plans plaster figurines of Riders and Stampeders. Prince Albert to reopen commercial fishing on Lake Athabasca December 1 with 50 jobs and 1,000,000 pounds forecast. Victoria Gideons pursue in-flight Bible distribution. Edmonton elects Peter Kowalski as Alberta Honey Producers' Co operative president with W R Sterling reelected VP and new board members named.
Tater Decker of Roswell New Mexico won the saddle bronc riding contest at Boston Garden, his third rodeo victory in Boston. Carl Olsen of Cardston Alberta placed second and Neal Allen of Hot Springs South Dakota finished third after prior steer wrestling titles.
The prairie wheat crop for the year totals 426 million bushels according to Searle Grain company of Winnipeg. Oats reach 249 million bushels, with barley 146 million, rye 12.7 million, and flax 4 million.
Saskatoon with a new 1950 51 setup divides teams by population into A series for cities B series for centres up to 5 000 and C series for villages 1 000 or less The plan approved by SAHA registration and intermediate committees led by Ken Mayhew John Staples and Gordon Jackes follows last spring final between Saskatoon Legion and Regina Army which spurred the change
In Melita Manitoba Souris Valley Oil reports good progress on its No. 3 well on Henry Downey's Centervale farm. Drilling hit the Swan River strata at 2077 feet and the Favel zone at 1675 feet, both found higher than in prior wells.
In Lethbridge Alberta a record sugar beet payment totaling 3 371 290 dollars was mailed to about 1500 growers for 337 129 tons of beets delivered through October 20. A second payment will follow after all deliveries arrive as three factories process 5 000 tons daily and the crop is forecast to reach 440 000 tons.
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