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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 28, 1957

Page

4

Quiet Strength Guides Bond Market Through Canadian Issues

Bond markets show quiet strength with gains around 1 percent across Canada. Highlights include uranium financings such as Stanleigh Uranium and Miliken Lake, strong Trans-Canada Pipe Line Units, and a U.S. dollar 125 million aluminum debenture plan by Aluminum Co of Canada to fund expansion. 1961 expansion targets doubled capacity. 1956 saw a record capital inflow of 763 million from securities sales abroad, with 904 issues purchased in the U.S. totaling 681 million.

Canada Dominion Shorts Ues Ontario New Corporation Stanieign Stanrock Miliken Lake Trans-Canada Treasury U.S Alcona Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd Pay U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission New York Alcan

Gas crews to arrive in Rossland area

Inland Natural Gas Co Ltd announced crews will begin work in the Rossland Trail and Warfield area by July 1. The project will extend to more than 40 British Columbia communities with completion of the Inland system targeted for September this year.

Rossland Inland Natural Gas Co Ltd Trail and Warfield Rossland BC

Surrey SPCA reports canine disease epidemic in Cloverdale

The Surrey SPCA inspector warns of a distemper like epidemic killing dogs over three years old. Four to five dogs arrive daily at the holding unit as the disease spreads through saliva, feces, and insects. Vaccinate puppies at six months and seek a veterinarian promptly.

Surrey Spc.a SPCA Cloverdale B.C

Students Strike Against Homework At Vaughan School

Grade 10 students walked out to protest homework last week. Not all joined, but those who did refuse to return until homework volume is reduced. School board hopes for an early settlement.

Pitleen Vaughan Stake Lac Ste Anne Chronicle Edmonton Alta

Louis Jacobs Named Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs

Louis Jacobs, FCA, is appointed Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs, succeeding the retirement of John McIntosh. Born in Regina in 1894, Jacobs has served as acting deputy for nearly 20 years and led auditing improvements while contributing to major provincial and Dominion Provincial commissions and the 1950 Britnell report. He holds Chartered Accountant credentials and has held prominent roles in municipal finance associations and provincial audit bodies. He is married with four children.

Louis Jacobs FCA L. F. Mc.Intosh Jacobs John McIintosh J. F. McIntosh Department of Municipal Affairs Government of Saskatchewan Sirois Royal Commission Britnell, Cronkite Ottawa Regina Sunny Hill Drinkwater Department of Public Works Executive Council Regina Court House Nicipal Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan Municipal Finance Officer’s Association of the United Canada Institute of Public Administration of Canada Saskatchewan Assessment Commission

Final Sacrifice of Christ at Golgotha

The piece reflects on Jesus of Nazareth's crucifixion at Golgotha, the accusation of kingship, and the contrast between human mockery and divine sacrifice. It notes Christ refused the vinegar gall, endured darkness of Calvary, and offered salvation and inspiration, inviting modern readers to find hope in the Cross as triumph.

Christ Golgotha Jesus of Nazareth

Ostrich Height Debate Surfaces in Heritage Article

An adult male ostrich may reach a height of eight feet though height claims vary. The note reflects casual zoological curiosity featured in a mid-century page segment.

Nothing to Spend on Imports Boosts Retailer Profit

A survey of 180 American department stores shows retailers favor imported goods due to higher per item profits. They report margins on imports exceed home goods, as many foreign prices are lower, enabling larger markups. The study notes that importing does not keep Canadian money circulating, affecting domestic purchasing power.

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