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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1958
Page
8
The Miniota Herald charges 2.50 per year in advance and 3.50 for United States subscriptions. The offer outlines the publisher's rates and mailing details.
The Atlantic salmon has fed populations for at least 14 centuries and was once abundant around North Atlantic shores. In early Canada it spawned as far inland as Lake Ontario, reflecting its historical range and significance as a food source.
Canada proceeds with the six point four billion dollar conversion loan replacing Victory Bonds as the Bank of Canada ships bonds totaling about 165 tons to agents in major cities and smaller towns. Investors migrate from Victory Bonds to new 25 year or shorter term issues at higher rates, with many taking immediate cash for purchases while preserving bond value.
Canadian National Railways announces a new piggyback service between Central Canada and the Maritime Provinces. The initial daily runs will connect Montreal Toronto Hamilton London and twelve Maritime points including Moncton Saint John Shediac Petitcodiac Dorchester Sackville Sussex Ambrose Halifax Bedford Stewiacke and Shubenacadie.
The Dominion Experimental Farm at Morden Manitoba began investigations in 1916 on a 300 acre farm and has since expanded to 627 acres, reflecting growth in its agricultural research program.
Crandall community notes list visits from Vancouver to Noranda and Winnipeg to Estevan and Dand, with many local relatives hosting gatherings. A July wedding near Es t e van features the Bruce Campbell family with Rev. Batless officiating, the couple planning to reside in Sioux Lookout Ontario and attended by multiple out of town guests.
Mrs. J. Astle and Mrs. R. B. Wallace visit with Mrs. D. Luther and Wes Leond family as they motor to Winnipeg for a weekend. The Tennants and L. Hodnett drive to Winnipeg upon learning of San Tennant illness. O'Callaghan and Jamiesons visit relatives in district. Hill family travels to Kelowna while Murray Carnegie returns from Thompson. Heather and Margaret Graham stay with R. E. Clegg.
A double ring ceremony tied Beverley Catherine Bruce to her partner at St. Andrews United Church in Sioux Lookout Ontario. The event featured family witnesses and a formal exchange of vows marking a new union.
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