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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1958
Page
3
A 1925 letter recommended a $100000 widow’s portfolio with stocks worth $51000 and bonds about the same as then. Now the total is $361000, with stock value up to $310000. Adjusted for dollar depreciation, bonds kept pace but overall the bondholder is the exploited one, not the exploiter.
Ratepayers and other qualified voters in the Hanna Municipal Hospital District will vote on January 16 on a bylaw to extend and renovate the hospital. The bylaw, drafted by the hospital board, requests an expenditure of $165 000 and has been approved by Minister of Health J Donavan Ross.
The article notes that lightning occurring between two clouds or inside a single cloud happens far more often than cloud to ground strikes, indicating a predominance of intra and inter cloud discharges in typical thunderstorm activity.
Anne Adams Pattern Dept located at 1 PPL. 60 Front Street West Toronto operates as a local pattern and sewing goods supplier.
A faith-focused meditation contrasts earthly wealth with spiritual riches found in Jesus. The sermon cites biblical verses to emphasize wisdom, goodness, and redemption, noting God’s riches are ineffable and available to all who seek salvation through faith and repentance.
Bert Rush, visiting from North Surrey, bowled the first perfect game at Grand Forks powerdrome. He posted 386 for the first game and 450 for the series with three teammates on Thursday night. Jack Morgan, the drome manager, presented a $25 prize.
The Jack Miner Foundation in Kingsville Ontario appeals for contributions to cover about thirty thousand dollars in expenses for grain storage, feeding, labor, insurance, taxes, and office needs. Canada and the United States support with grants, but remaining funds rely on public gifts to sustain this international conservation effort endorsed by notable figures.
The Herald and Press profiles Gordon Churchill as Dauphin’s 1957 Man of the Year and Canada’s 1958 keynote, urging Canadians to seek self help and initiative. It highlights his rise from Dauphin educator to trade and commerce minister and notes his wartime record and international views.
About 90 young people gathered at the Ninette Legion Hall for the first 4-Fi Forum for Youth with the theme Leadership in the Community. Tara Meadows guided discussions, buzz groups, and a panel on Elvis Presley, mixing work with games, singing, dancing, and meals.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of Canada reports the 1957 Canadian death rate at about 82 per 1000, unchanged from the prior two years, and well above the all time low of 8.1 in 1954.
Jeannine Locke envisions life in 25 years, detailing a color closed circuit TV service in homes, robotic baby sitting, quick weekly chores, and self scanning supermarkets. She predicts greener cities, high speed trains, helicopters for commutes, and children healthier and wealthier but less hardworking than parents.
The Carman District Farm Business Association, the first farm management group of its kind in Canada, concluded its inaugural year with an annual meeting in Carman. Officials report all hoped for accomplishments achieved and finances solid amid a highly successful year.
Pipestone Municipality joins Albert Sifton and Cameron in a four town experiment using poison bait to control wolves. The Council announced the plan at its inaugural Tuesday meeting in the Council Chambers.
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