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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1959
Page
2
Numerous classified notices offer sewing machines, stoves, and electronics at discounted prices. Businesses in Regina, Saskatoon, and nearby towns advertise educational courses, professional services, and job opportunities.
A Saskatchewan based firm advertises cylinder head and block welding inside or outside cracks and breaks with new part service at one third cost. Demonstrations claim welders earn extra money and must have a vehicle. box addresses in Rocanville and Saskatoon invite inquiries.
Real estate advertisement offering revenue homes farm lands and business opportunities for sale or trade. Contact Gingrich Realty 1754 Osler Street Kexina Sask and Box 4613 Wetaskiwin Alberta for fully modern bedrooms good location reasonably priced terms.
A collage of ads lists Catholic prayerbooks Bibles rosaries and other religious articles with pricing and a free gift offer. Separate notices urge contacting Co op Creamery branches before shipping poultry and promote Regina Coin Exchange services with coin stamped envelopes and catalog details.
A Saskatchewan Natural History Society booklet by W. H. Beck summarizes mammals in the province. District maps, a species key, and capture directions accompany sketches and photos. The guide notes seven bat species, many rodents, and features the Water Shrew and Pygmy Shrew. Copies cost 50 cents from editor G. F. Ledingham in Regina.
Interested in plants wildlife or archaeology join the Saskatchewan Natural History Society Membership is 1.000 per year includes a subscription to the Blue Jay and a quarterly magazine about 200 pages per year focused on Saskatchewan mammals Also mentions a 62 page guide and contact inquiries to G F Ledingham at Athol Street Regina
A streetcar overheard line recalls a father telling his son he had sold his honour for a nickel after the boy admitted skipping a fare. The anecdote frames paying fare as an issue of personal integrity and duty. The narrator reflects on honour and accountability in everyday choices.
The Herald and Presbyter notes the shift in early Canadian Christmas Seal money from sanatorium construction to prevention. It argues prevention could curb dishonourable trans actions if fathers trained sons similarly to avoid repeating offences.
Unemployed unskilled and semi skilled workers in Saskatchewan may enroll in tuition free vocational training in Saskatoon starting mid January. Courses in motor vehicle repair carpentry and plumbing run up to 12 weeks and are funded by Education and Labour under a federal provincial agreement. Trainees receive allowances and travel support and may earn school credits on completion.
Restor is advertised as a fabulous home hair treatment that restores hair after dyes bleaches and permanents. It claims to add body sheen and luster, enhance natural hair beauty, and make any dye look natural without a greasy coating. The product emphasizes easy application and deep action inside the hair shaft.
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