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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 10, 1957
Page
4
A Saskatchewan drama consultant guides Bonnie and clubs on choosing a suitable play. Key factors: director preference, audience, cast, venue, and budget. The Regina drama library offers thousands of plays, with royalties and copyright rules noted.
The Weeklies report a potential federal move to relax restrictions on literature sold at newsstands, arguing it targets public taste. Across Canada readers react with mixed views while editors note spending concerns and cultural debates.
The town engineer told council the street clean-up and weed mowing dominated the past week. Railway Avenue needed regrading despite recent oiling, and further oiling could be considered within the budget. Sidewalk work near the new school continued on 4th Street West with culverts to be installed next week. A Main Street leak repaired after a truck damaged a shut-off box prompted trial of a protective cap from a used disker blade.
Civil Defence outlines measures to shield Canadians from H-bomb blasts and dangerous radioactive fallout. The plan emphasizes public safety, emergency response, and protective action guidance across communities.
A training note explains how quick backward movement and balance improve pass defense by allowing players to track the passer and react in time. It outlines drills for stopping starting cutting and turning to both sides to boost interception chances. A second section covers stitches used to relieve side pains during endurance sports with arm raises stretching and massage.
Arthur R. Domes, formerly assistant agricultural representative in District 17 at Kindersley, is appointed agricultural representative for the area effective September 16. A University of Saskatchewan graduate, he succeeds Harold Tanford and has taught at the university’s Extension Department. Domes is married with one child.
In Brandon a CNR steam locomotive is used as an emergency boiler after a major explosion disabled the downtown heat supply. The locomotive sits behind the damaged plant and pipes steam heat through the main distribution line to heat several heatless office buildings and properties.
An abscessed tooth is a painful problem that can lead to tooth loss and infection spreading to kidneys, heart, or other organs. Regular dental care helps prevent this costly condition and pain.
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