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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1957
Page
4
Sewing pattern advertisement for a printed design by Anne Adams Pattern Dept. offering a two-in-one sundress and blouse, printed in multiple half sizes with yardage details and printed directions. Send 40 cents, include size name address and style number to the Toronto pattern department.
The first Panama Canal project was undertaken by Ferdinand de Lesseps from 1879 to 1889 but ended in failure. Local readers note the historical setback in canal ambitions and engineering effort.
Pattern 4899 offers a soft princess dress for misses sizes 10 through 18 with an adjustable halter. Size 16 requires B1 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 50 cents in stamps to Anne Adams Pattern Dept.
In High River Alberta on July 4 1957 farmers report severe cutworm damage. Groeneveld reseeded 120 acres of Max to barley Ted Percival reseeded 18 acres of Osurney while Ronnie Baker Pederson and Leon Stevens re seed. The total area ruined by cutworms remains unknown as others reseed and spray.
Thirty members from the Rimbey Band and Majorette Group attended the Rocky Mount ain House Stampede. They took part in the opening day parade and performed march selections during the procession and at the grounds before noon. In the afternoon they played marches and waltzes during intermission between rodeo events.
Don Rowe of Saskatchewan appointed director of the Municipal Road Assistance Authority to succeed W. M. Stewart. Minister Hon K F McIntosh announced. Rowe, civil engineer since 1948, has served in the Department of Highways and Municipal Road Assistance Authority, with extensive grid road planning and municipal bridge work. He was born in Vantage and married Alice Crittenden in 1924. they have a three month old daughter.
The fragmentary OCR text provides few readable names dates or places. No cohesive event or identifiable entities emerge to form a meaningful summary or headline.
The by law for the school was approved by a decisive majority in Morden. Of 1200 eligible voters, more than 53 percent cast ballots and five of six supported the sale of debentures. The tally was 127 in favor, 104 against, with 15 spoiled ballots.
Acton Parks Board appoints two high school students as summer pool supervisors. Miss Shirley Barret and Miss Susan Wilson will oversee the Acton Park swimming facility during the season. Ostriches grow a new crop of feathers every nine months.
Stan Obediac of this city is invited to attend the Canadian Authors Convention to be held in Winnipeg from June 24 to 27. The Yorkton Enterprise notes he has published more works than any Saskatchewan author.
The statement asserts that ice cream originated with Romans under Emperor Nero. It reflects a traditional attribution rather than documented evidence and lacks corroborating sources.
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