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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
4
A sermon on the rich young ruler in Matthew Mark and Luke highlights Jesus warning that wealth can trap the soul. The preacher urges unconditional surrender to God as the path to eternal life and happiness, noting the need to renounce idols and follow Jesus without reserve.
Canada’s population is about one tenth of the U S total with roughly 17 million people versus about 172 million in the United States. The figures illustrate a substantial demographic gap between the two neighboring nations.
The classroom section of the new Arts Building at Saskatoon’s University of Saskatchewan has started. W. C. Wells Construction Co. Ltd. of Saskatoon won the $598,000 contract, the first of three phases. Officials say the two part plan speeds space for next session and reduces temporary-space costs. The project, valued around 1.8 million, envisions a keystone campus building surrounding the central bowl near the Memorial Library, with a greystone exterior and a two storey base plus an eight storey office section and theatre to follow.
Alberta government order in council tightens health rules on water and ice. Ice producers must obtain permits. public drinking fountains must prevent mouth contact with the water outlet. Public water systems face stricter chlorine and sampling standards for safety. Horsepower remark noted.
The poem explains a chain of illnesses delaying The Star newspaper in Golden BC. A flu and mumps outbreak among family members leads the father to care for them, delaying work and causing the paper to be late.
A dental health note explains that horizontal brushing can trap particles in crevices. It advocates brushing from gums outward toward the biting edge on both sides to sweep away debris and improve cleaning efficiency.
Pieces of eight were Spanish silver dollars once widely used in Canada. Ships from the Caribbean to the Maritimes brought back such large numbers that the coins earned the nickname Halifax currency.
The Canadian National Railways started construction of a new 24 million dollar western freight yard in St Boniface. The Symington Yard, named for Hon. H. J. Symington, will be a hump classification yard serving 7,000 freight cars daily, with 62 classification tracks, 156 yard tricks and 102 miles of track, ready by 1962. Donald Gordon, CNR president, attended the sod turning on September 30.
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