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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 07, 1958

Page

3

Forgiven Much and Loving Much: A Testimony of Redemption

A sermon recounts Jesus’s blessing of a repentant woman and the parable of two debtors. It follows Lawrence Runkle who, after bitter years in prison and addiction, seeks forgiveness, embraces Christ, and becomes a preacher, praising deliverance from sin.

Jesus Simon the Pharisee Lawrence Runkle Christ Jesus Jesus Christ

Rats Arrive in Winnipeg for Research Use

The largest long tailed rats with pink eyes arrived in Winnipeg aboard a westbound Canadian National Express for scientific experiments at the University of Manitoba and local labs. They were shipped by Canadian Research Animal Farms of Brantford Ontario in open mesh crates with guinea pigs and rabbits accompanying them.

Winnipeg Canadian National Express CNR Continental University of Manitoba Brantford Ont

Indian rain dance draws crowds at Red Earth reserves

Indians from Red Earth Duck Lake Punnichy and Nut Mountain joined the Indian band at Chagoness Reserve for the rain dance begun at 5:00 pm Saturday. Rain followed on Sunday. Admission was 100 for witnesses. cameras were banned.

Red Earth Duck Lake Punnichy Nut Mountain Chagoness Indian Reserve Gringham Pleasantdale Journal, Melfort, Sask

Power Corporation wins CEA Safety Award for third time

Saskatchewan Power Corporation received its third consecutive accident frequency reduction award from the Canadian Electrical Association at the annual Banff convention. J C Dale presented the certificate for a 25 percent or greater annual reduction in 1957 compared with the previous three years. General Manager David Cass Beggs credited training and safety programs for the achievement amid growth and new staff.

Power Corporation CEA Saskatchewan Power Corporation Canadian Electrical Association SPC Banff J. C. Dale Association Canada David Cass- Beggs

Canadian National Institute for the Blind crafts program materials

The Canadian National Institute for the Blind offers at cost supplies for handicrafts taught by Home Teachers. Available items include wool leather goods bags belts purses copper frames and loops for table weaving and other new craft materials.

Needle-painting pattern for 100th anniversary keepsake

Exquisite needle-painting pattern aims to bring daily joy to families. A Lourdes 100th anniversary memento invites embroidery by children. Pattern 7 09 transfers a 14 by 17 inch picture chart. Send thirty five cents to Household Arts Department at Front Street for the pattern.

Lourdes

Detached benches form multiuse lawn furniture set

Pattern 279 in the Lawn Furnishings Packet No 37 shows a set with detachable benches that slide under a big table, doubling as tables with a trough for supplies. The pattern, priced at 40 cents, is one of five in the packet offered by Home Workshop Patterns, Vancouver BC.

Roy Goodwin Hurries To Milton Blood Clinic Donation

Roy Goodwin of 5 Mill Street West raced to the Milton Legion Hall for a Red Cross blood donation. He arrived ten minutes before eight despite the clinic closing at eight, insisting on giving a pint before returning home, despite staff preparing to finish up.

Roy Goodwin Mill Street West Canadian Red Cross Mr. Goodwin Red Cross Milton Goodwin Milton Legion Hall Free +Press Acton Ont

Alberta council surveys mineral potential and water supply

Fifteen field parties of the Research Council of Alberta are surveying Alberta's mineral potential and sub service water supply along the province's western border from the Northwest Territories to the northeast. Ground water surveys are planned in central Alberta and 30 communities have benefited from water supply advice. Nepotism is defined as favoritism toward relatives.

Geological Division The Research Council of Alberta Alberta North West Territories Nordegg Rocky Council Research Council Mountaineer Rocky Mountain House

Quick-Cut Printed Pattern for Baby Wardrobe

Fun sewing pattern for a baby or toddler wardrobe including a princess dress petticoat and playsuit. Pattern 4591 offers sizes 6 months to 3 years with yardage details and printed directions. Send 40 cents to Anne Adams Pattern Dept. in Toronto with size name and address.

Anne Adams Department P.P.L Front Street Toronto

Islanders asylum suggestion for Doukhobors proposed

The column argues for relocating Doukhobors to Pacific coast islands to end terrorism and education conflicts in British Columbia. It notes Russia’s offer to settle with limited support and questions Canadian assimilation, urging a drastic, contentious solution while acknowledging risks to national security and civil norms.

Russia Canada Sons of Freedom British Columbia Stalin Hitler Pacific Pacific Ocean

Canada’s Lost History Archaic Burial Ground Disappears

Archaeologists uncovered a burial mound of ancient peoples near the St. Lawrence between Cornwall and Kingston during the St. Lawrence Power Development surveys. The site was flooded when Cofferdam A-1 was blasted on July 1, erasing the historic location. Plans remain to mark other sites and convert remaining lands into parks and memorials.

Canada St. Lawrence Cornwall Kingston The Nave International Power House

First Aid Advice Emphasizes Pressure Over Tourniquets

Guidance from St John Ambulance and Civil Defence stresses controlling bleeding by finger pressure at pressure points rather than using tourniquets. Courses teach proper care for injuries and general first aid, aiming to halt hemorrhage during accidents.

St. John Ambulance

Trichinosis Advice for Pork Preparations

The article warns against eating raw infected pork and advises butchers not to taste raw meat. It stresses pork must be thoroughly cooked until no pink remains to prevent trichinosis.

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