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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 18, 1952
Page
2
The article notes Canadians' faith in Arctic developments and highlights mining forestry oil and agriculture potential. It emphasizes the Port of Churchill as a major Northland expansion with yearly grain shipments from the prairies using the port route, and ongoing improvements to its facilities.
Have added radar, gyro compasses, new ice breakers and ice spotting patrols operated by the RCAF to Hudson Bay route. Insurance rates for ships using Hudson Bay declined 25 percent over twenty years due to safety improvements. Last year Churchill port moved 7.5 million bushels of grain and a further 2.5 million could have shipped if more ships were available.
The Port of Churchill began its shipping season on July 23 and runs to October 15, shorter than the seven-and-a-half month average on the St. Lawrence route. Despite the brief period and challenges, Churchill has endured and progressed, supporting early faith in an inland waterway via Hudson Bay.
Bob Moore of Swift Current heads the weekly Sun Newsroom and co publishes the Sun since 1933 with James Greenblat and Mahlon Hutchinson. Born in Manitou he rose from reporter to printer and publisher while active in Kiwanis and church groups. the August Saskatoon convention will feature officers and directors from across provinces and countries.
A 25 year old woman, Mrs James Schultz, was killed at her home when the car rolled backward while she stood at the front door in Portland Idaho. Her neck was caught between the door and frame as the vehicle jammed against a fencepost. She had been preparing to pick up three friends for a lodge meeting at 8 p.m. and had arrived early.
I W Kaufman of Montreal was elected President of the Canadian Association of Chiropodists at the 27th Annual Convention at the Royal York Hotel in Toronto. Other officers include N D Foote as Executive Secretary and Robert Smith of Hamilton as Vice-President for Ontario, with regional vice-presidents named for British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Quebec Maritimes from Vancouver Calgary Saskatoon Winnipeg Quebec City St John.
Ottawa reports turkeys on Canadian farms reached 3,300,000 by August 1, up from 3,167,000 on June 1. CBS notes unusually high death loss during the past season. Old MacDonald's farm is used as a playful reference in the summary.
Dr Bernard Havey serves as mayor of Stewiacke Nova Scotia for over 32 years making him the longest serving municipal leader in Canada. The article notes his lengthy tenure and standing in the community as a notable local figure.
A collection of brief jokes and wry observations. Topics range from transportation and parenting to romance and office life, with lines about a tram that refused to budge, an executive with bright ideas, and a shy maid. Familiar punchlines involve mistaken situations and playful wordplay.
Canada anticipates a sugar beet harvest exceeding 1,000,000 tons per the Canadian and Dominion Sugar Company from four producing areas Alberta Manitoba Ontario and Quebec. Readiness spans 93,010 acres with an estimated 1,622,338 tons, Manitoba and Quebec slightly down from last year while Alberta expects more.
A vintage recipe yields tender muffins ideal with salad, using pastry or all purpose flour, bran, sugar, milk, egg and vanilla. Bake at 400 degrees for about 20 minutes, yielding ten muffins. mix dry ingredients, blend wet, form a well, combine lightly, fill pans two thirds full.
Real help for itching piles offered with Hem-Roid internal treatment. If not quickly easing itching soreness and burning, you pay nothing and can obtain a $1.59 big 60 tablet package. Drug stores honor a money-back refund after 2 or 3 days if not pleased.
WINNIPEG. A new small game preserve around the village of Delta at the southern tip of Lake Manitoba has been established for public safety near Delta beach and to protect tame waterfowl entering and leaving the Delta waterfowl research station.
A timber constructed three bedroom home designed for Canada was erected at Lincoln in eight hours and 10 minutes. It features glass fibre insulation and storm-sash fittings suited for Alberta and Western Canada. Cost laid down in Canada about 4100 dollars, fitted about 7000 dollars. The unit is one of 28 designs for Canada and can be shipped abroad for rapid assembly.
In Kindersley Saskatchewan farmers test scare tactics to protect swathed grain. Methods include blowing wind driven can wind chimes and a lightweight improvised scarecrow with flashing roofing sheets. Canadian wildlife service biologists note some ideas show merit and farmers report reduced duck damage so far.
Mrs Wes McKnight wife of a Canadian sportscaster endorses Burr Bonnet Margarine for formal and daily use. The ad touts Blue Bonnet as tasty when melted or cold and claims all vegetable nutrition and budget savings with economy packaging and a yellow bag option.
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