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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
5
A discussion on driving civility argues courtesy as the moral principle guiding motorists toward charity, compassion, and tolerance. It calls for self discipline to reduce unsafe acts, promote safe practices, and treat fellow travelers with respect rather than hostility.
A tip suggests placing scented toilet soap among linen and lingerie items after removing wrappers to impart fragrance. It notes the Great Lakes region handles more than two thirds of inland U.S. transportation.
At a Monday council meeting Mr. Peter Souter presented subdivision plans for land north of No 7 Highway for low cost housing. The council rejected allowing development north of No 7 due to access and block length issues and decided to seek the Community Planning Director’s advice. It moved to open a low cost area on the town’s west side and to proceed with a dedicated scheme soon.
Canadian National Railways, with a Winnipeg dairy and the Army, began pre freezing milk in quart blocks and shipping 10 000 quarts per carload to Churchill. The milk is thawed at room temperature and served, arriving as fresh as when packed, improving northward supplies.
Representing Canada, dairy specialists from Australia, the Netherlands, Denmark and the United States, led by D. B. Goodwillie of Ottawa, depart by air in September to draft a detailed dairy development plan for Karachi and Lahore. The FAO and FAO aid framework will assess costs by city and propose local and external financing, plus legislative and administrative steps for a permanent Central Milk Authority. The four to six week mission aims to enable sound, commercially viable dairy plants with international cooperation support.
Mrs. Charles Stirling hosted her sister Mrs. Valley of Moose Jaw and four brothers including Mr. Wm Black of San Diego. The 37 year gap since their last meeting made the reunion notable. An additional sister Mrs. Cunningham of Chicago is expected soon, and Mr. Stirling recently returned from a three week visit to Vancouver.
The Watson Witness reports 22 regulatory amendments to Saskatchewan Game Act governing hunting. New rules require direct supervision of young hunters, big game licensing, bans on full metal jacket and altered bullets, no hunting while intoxicated, no ground spotting from aircraft, stricter transport limits, and guides dressing like hunters.
Allan A. MacCalder has been named district production superintendent for Mobil Oil of Canada in Swift Current, replacing W. T. Archbold who moves to Weyburn. A University of Alberta petroleum engineer, MacCalder joined Mobil in 1953 as a production foreman after years in western oil fields. he is married and resident of Swift Current.
Advertises a sewing pattern for a dress with a quick one day make and sizes 1414 through 241, notes fabric yardage and price. Includes printing directions and a mail order request from Anne Adams Pattern Dept Toronto. Also suggests a home tip to protect nails by pressing into soap.
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