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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 22, 1951

Page

4

Oil Find In Peace River Triggers Provincial Rush

Fort St John BC discoveries spur oil land rush as Pacific Petroleums and Imperial Oil acquire millions of acres. Officials report gravity at 38.7 API and geophysical surveys suggest a large oil structure. First oil shows near Peace River Allied Fort St John No 1 with 40 API oil and early gas flow.

Peace River Vancouver Fort St. John B C Pacific Petroleums Imperial Oil Imperial Alberta E. T. Kenney Pacific-Allied Fort St. John No. 2 British Columbia Peace River-Allied The Financial Post

Hudson Bay Route Sees Heaviest Traffic Yet

Regina reports Hudson Bay route had its busiest season with 7.2 million bushels of grain shipped through Churchill in 1951 up from 6 million the year before. Imports doubled, 7,000 tons in 1951 from 3,400 in 1950, as 21 vessels carried grain cargoes with nine loads in August, 11 in September, and one in October.

Regina Hudson Bay W.g Streeton Plunkett Hudson Bay Route Association Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Churchill

Manitoba Plans $1.50 Driver Licence Fee Next Year

R B Baillie director of highway safety for Manitoba announced drivers licenses will cost $1.50 next year and be valid for one and a half years. The aim is to reduce renewal congestion by staggering licence renewals.

Winnipeg R. B. Baillie Highway Safety Manitoba

Keens Her Husband Breathing on the Job

Winnipeg couple Mary and Carl Bieber share an unusual life with Carl diving for three months yearly. Mary oversees air supply and safety from the boat while Carl works under water wearing heavy gear and a helmet. He recalls navy roots and close calls, including ice-water dives and a ripped suit at sixty feet.

Winnipeg Mary Bieber Carl Mary Mrs. Bieber Assiniboine

Creeping Root Alfalfa Advances For Western Pastures

A new alfalfa variety with a creeping-root system was developed at Swift Current Station with the Dominion Forage Crops Laboratory. It is drought resistant and may thrive on western pastures under heavy grazing, with trials planned on 15 western Canada stations including Yukon and Northwest Territories. The aim is permanent pastures of alfalfa with crested wheat grass or brome, persisting through grazing, drought, and winter conditions.

Swift Current Dominion Forage Crops Laboratory Saskatoon Canada Yukon North- West Territories

Pixie shoes pattern 7383 offered by Household Arts

Aree Brooks promotes a quilted cotton pattern 7383 for two pairs of slippers in multiple sizes. Send twenty five cents to Household Arts Department Wa. Toronto for the pattern and write your name address and pattern number. Also advertising Alice Brooks Needlework catalogue with free pattern illustration.

Household Arts Department Wet Poke Street Toronto Alice Brooks

Helpful Hints for Household Care and Craft

Practical tips cover polishing brass with olive oil on warm flannel to add a soft sheen, preventing boil over by greasing the kettle interior a depth inch from the rim, sealing dusty backings on framed pictures with wrapping paper, and easing jersey fabric under a sewing machine presser foot to prevent stretching.

Paraguay's irrigation prowess ranks high globally

Paraguay, in South America, stands out as one of the best irrigated countries. The nation leverages extensive water management to support agriculture, aiding crop reliability and productivity despite regional challenges.

Paraguay South America

Hail Damage in Manitoba Nearly Average for 1951

Winnipeg reports hail damage to the 1951 crop in Manitoba was about average with 22 500 acres of grain fields totally destroyed and 76 400 acres partially damaged. Most losses occurred in three municipalities near the Red River and Lake Manitoba, compared with 1947 when totals were far higher.

Winnipeg Manitoba Red River Lake Manitoba

Answers to Quick Quiz Highlights Canada Facts

Quick quiz results reveal five questions with 1959 dollar figures for item five and a 1600 mile distance for item one. Norsemen about one thousand years ago appear in item three, while item four estimates around sixty percent accuracy. The supply note credits Quick Canadian Facts editors and urges balanced living guidance.

Quick Canadian Facts Canada

Cattle Numbers Up in June Survey Across Canada

The June survey by the Bureau of Statistics shows cattle rising 3 percent on Canadian farms since 1950, with B C the sole province to fall. Milk cows drop in most provinces, except Quebec, while horses fall sharply especially in Ontario. Oldest Christian festival is Easter.

Bureau of Statistics B.C Quebec Ontario

Beef Kidney and Beef Stew Casserole Bake

Selected Recipes describes a traditional English dish blending beef and kidney. Soak kidney, cut beef into cubes, simmer with kidney and seasonings, thicken, and bake under a pastry crust for 40 minutes at 425 degrees. Serves 6.

Manitoba Oil Prospects Spark Confidence In West

W G Charleton of Imperial Oil told Winnipeg's Junior Chamber of Commerce that Manitoba may yet contribute to western oil production. He noted Virden's light oil as the only east of Alberta, optimism for exploration, and that a new Winnipeg refinery helps make Manitoba self sufficient in refining with prairie savings projected around 50 million dollars this year.

Winnipeg Manitoba W. G. Charleton Western Producing Imperial Oil, Limited Chamber of Commerce Moore's Restaurant Charleton Virden Alberta Canada Ottawa

Saskatchewan hog grading favored with live or dressed option

Saskatchewan wheat pool delegates at Regina approved compulsory hog grading in principle. They urged producers have the choice of live or car cass grading and supported applying quality premiums to either live or dressed hogs. The decision followed debate on Saskatchewan Co operative Livestock Producers Ltd operations.

Regina Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Saskatchewan Co-operative Livestock Producers Ltd

Try And Stop Me by Bennett Cerf

A social leader plans a prank with towels bearing a warning note but guests arrive to find it still on the towels. A seven year old, out with a rich aunt, is refused gifts and complains she would have brought her allowance if she had known it would be like this.

Bennett Cerf

Quick Canadian Quiz and Answers

A brief quiz asks about Montreal’s distance to the Atlantic and BC’s leading industry, plus the first European settlers, urbanization rate in Canada, and 1938 vs 1948 manufacturing wages. Answers are promised in another column.

Montreal Atlantic British Columbia Canada

Days Grow Longer As Earth's Spin Slows

New evidence from Prof. Dirk Brouwer of Yale at the NAS fall meeting shows Earth's rotation is slowing, lengthening days by about one thousandth of a second per century. He cites mass shifts, lunar and Mercury motions as better time checks, and notes atomic clocks approach yearly rotation precision.

New Haven Conn National Academy of Sciences Dirk Brouwer Yale University Earth Brouwer Moon Mercury

Gems of Thought Reflections on Grace and Growth

A compilation of religious maxims and quotes on grace patience meekness love and good deeds from A B Stimpson Mary Baker Eddy II Corinthians Jonathan Edwards Francis Beaumont and Edward Payson. The passages compare grace to dew polish and aroma and urge fervent prayer for spiritual growth.

A. B. Stimpson Mary Baker Eddy Jonathan Edwards Francis Beaumont Edward Payson

Edmonton Engineer Authored Complete North American Buffalo Study

Frank G. Roe of Edmonton a retired locomotive engineer wrote a 1000 page study on the buffalo. The University of Alberta honored him with an honorary degree for what is described as the only complete work on the North American buffalo containing over 3000 footnotes and essays.

Edmonton Frank G. Roe University of Alberta Roe

Doctor Advises Goat in House Dilemma Joke

A patient begs a doctor for help as his wife wants to buy a goat and keep it indoors. The doctor approves the purchase and suggests opening windows to air it out, prompting the man to fear for his pigeons inside.

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