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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1959
Page
7
A reader questions the necessity of 1200 CBC staffers on strike and the impact on programming in Montreal. The letter notes missing hockey and French films, sympathy for CBC supervisors, and asks how wages contribute to the network deficit.
Sewing pattern 4766 offers a simple jiffy cut dress for sizes 2 4 6 8 in cotton prints. Includes printed directions and requires 2 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6. Send 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at 60 Front Street, W Toronto with name address and style number.
A Canadian newspaper note states merchants in Alberta will not cash cheques from strangers. If a cheque is cashed, customers must provide a thumb print, valid identification, driver’s license, car details, current address, and phone number to verify identity.
A devotional piece urging God’s guidance over human plans. It contrasts choosing actions by natural instinct with following the Holy Spirit. Examples include study for promotion and a housewife choosing tasks, stressing heart faith, personal transformation, and trust in Jesus Christ.
A Saskatchewan panel led by Morley Crowle and including Art Irwin John Lautermilch and Harold Siggelkow discussed the 1959 grasshopper control drive. They praised early culture methods and aerial pasture spraying while seeking uniform chemical pricing and continued community action.
Ed Scriver 79, Wolseley News editor and Prairie publisher, was the lone Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association delegate active in the On to Ottawa March. Four S.W.N.A. editors attended in reportorial roles, highlighting Scriver’s long experience and the cross section of prairie life represented in the Wheat Pool sub division.
The Diefenbaker government shows it can resist influential pressure groups as Western ministers face the Praine farmers who led a lengthy public protest in Ottawa. The farmers staged a long run of marches, with four special trains for about 1,000 farmers, while railway profits edge ahead as the situation unfolds.
Five regional coaching clinics on track and field are set for Fort Saskatchewan Oyen Tabor Forest Lawn and Camrose during March and April. Sponsored by the Community Recreation Bureau the courses emphasize conditioning form analysis and instructing large groups for all ages with weekend schedules and a one dollar registration.
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