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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 28, 1958
Page
7
The text reflects on Matthew chapter 15 teaching that entering the kingdom requires selling all one has. It cites Luke 18:22-23 and Philippians 3:7-9 to illustrate surrender of possessions for Christ and stresses that Godliness offers present and future reward.
Jack Smith a Glamis Lake district farmer, the lone male among 19 entrants, decorated a wedding cake for a Federated Co-operatives Ltd competition at the Saskatoon Industrial Exhibition. Judges spent four hours deciding amid distant entries from Headingly Man, and Smith said the cake took about twenty hours with materials paid by clients. He also notes his other hobby is color photography of his cakes.
The passage argues that a housewife controls household spending during economic downturns. It notes she weighs prosperity, needs, and budgets when deciding on luxuries or a stove, influencing what boards of directors and marketers must consider about quality and price. The Printed Word emphasizes her impact on markets.
The Glenboro Gazette reports a debut wrestling show at the Gilenboro rink drawing a small crowd. In the opening match Bob Jones defeated Ed Tardy after a 27 minute battle, exciting fans with varied antics throughout.
Mrs Leona Hays uses out-dated Christmas and greeting cards to decorate a six sided sewing basket. The decorated basket features crochet cotton work and a lid. She invites friends to view how discarded cards can be repurposed. Local merchant support from Wilkie.
Saskatchewan teachers from diverse centers attended a six week summer music program at Fort Qu Appelle from July 2 to August 12. Under R J Staples the course offered classroom music methods and workshops in choral string and band work.
A writer jokes about learning French and explores how idioms translate poorly. He cites examples like different phrases for color and leaves, noting the playful twists in French equivalents and the challenge of mastering cross language ideas.
The University of Saskatchewan School of Music Methods Course at Ft. Qu Appelle enrolled 136 students and sponsored a busy summer of activities. Highlights included a roller skating party a lake shore sing along weiner roasts a Sanatorium tour and a Echo Lake boat trip. Four groups visited the Sas Katchewan Arts Board Craft Shop for pottery demonstrations by David Ross. Sports centered on baseball with twice weekly games. Lipton's Sports day on July 25 saw two men's teams win first prize. The class newspaper produced several issues and a final sing song and weiner roast occurred at Katepwa. The executive list includes President H Robertson and many regional reps and staffers from across Saskatchewan.
A young Swiss couple Mr and Mrs Adrian Itske of Bergdorf visit Steveville Dinosaur Park spending three days with guide Chares Sternberg from the National Museum. They plan further travel to Western Canada for fossil work and then to the United States.
The first World War I peace treaty was signed by Britain and Siam on January 1 1946 marking the end of hostilities and formalizing a postwar accord between the two nations.
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