Vest Prices Announced By F S Venables Publisher
The Miniota Herald lists vest prices at 2.50 each in advance and 3.50 to the United States. Publisher F S Venables notes the notice in April 3, 1958 issue.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
14
The Miniota Herald lists vest prices at 2.50 each in advance and 3.50 to the United States. Publisher F S Venables notes the notice in April 3, 1958 issue.
A speaker recalls rebelling against being told to love God as a boy and describes his father's quiet, validating response. The essay reflects on humanity's hunger for support, the search for faith, and the resilience of those who face adversity with courage and hope. It contrasts humility and self-reliance with the calm confidence of providence.
Real Property Act notice states that after May 26 1958 the Production of Certificate of Title 30696 will be dispensed with for Frederick Reynolds Bryant and George Albert Angeli as tenants in common. An undivided one fourth interest in mines and minerals in SW quarter Section 18 11 25 W4 is affected. Exemption excludes the most southerly 170 yards of the most westerly 140 yards. Title allegedly lost. Dated March 25 1958. E J Finch Deputy District Registrar.
The passage argues that well intentioned people seek to control outcomes to fit their desires. It warns they may harm others and should learn humility, love, and restraint rather than play god amid a harsh universe. It stresses individual freedom to choose love of God.
Report from the Legislative Assembly outlines a 3105 million fiscal plan with no tax increases aside from a higher theatre tax exemption. Key items include 24 million for roads and bridges, 18 million for telephone and power expansion, and 42.3 million in municipal payments. The province will assume 80 percent of supplementary social costs and join the National Hospital plan starting July 1 with new universal coverage terms.
In memoriam for William Trout who died April 18 1957. Ada, Charlie, Mae and grandchildren remember him. The province will continue to pay hospital costs for those on public assistance. F. C. Bell Minister of Mines and Natural Resources.
A humorous column notes the author’s long pants joke and recession era woes. It jokes about personal finances, clothing costs, and social quirks, with nods to public figures and everyday fare.
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