For Sale MUTTART MFG HOMES Free Color Brochure
A compact classified notice advertises a free color brochure for Muttart Manufacturing Homes. It notes CMHC and CSA approval and lists Melita Manitoba as the locale with a 20 page brochure.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 02, 1970
Page
3
A compact classified notice advertises a free color brochure for Muttart Manufacturing Homes. It notes CMHC and CSA approval and lists Melita Manitoba as the locale with a 20 page brochure.
Help Wanted promotes extra income with a Rawleigh Dealer position around Miniota. For free information write The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Ltd. Dept. C-253-7 589 Henry Ave Winnipeg 2 Mon 24-33.
The Miniota Community Centre sponsors a Regular Saturday bingo at Miniota arena on April 4 at 8 p m Seven games cost $1 with two jackpots of 50 numbers for $50 and $25 per night Readable details indicate 15 games and two big jackpots for the event.
Readers are invited to two upcoming events. A variety concert is scheduled for April 24 and a Centennial Ball for May 15, offering community entertainment and celebration.
Janet E. Bon ner thanks friends for cards flowers visits and inquiries and praises doctors nursing staff at Birtle hospital and the Golden Age group with special thanks to Mr Wythe for the roses. Minotota school students thank Dr Trotter and assistant Miss Lowe for dental work and Mrs Miller for careful care of grades one to four.
Morris McGregor told the Legislative in the throne speech debate he supported Premier Schreyer on tariffs at the Federal Provincial conference in February. He argued that money interests in Eastern Canada control politics, and Western Canada deserves recognition for its efforts under past administrations. He defended his stance against calls for early elections and praised two Western Manitoba centennial constituents, Thomas Stanley of Kenton and Emma Carlton of Virden. He questioned grain sale practices affecting farmers, noting grain could be sold to feed mills for 40 cents a bushel and then to makers for up to $1. Agriculture Minister Sam Askiw acknowledged the issue and Manitoba plans a presentation to a House of Commons committee.
The Golden Age group CGIT and leaders entertained forty two members and guests at the Miniota Community Centre on March 21. Easter parade dresses and hats, a tea with pink bunny tokens, and a program called by Lucille Goodwin featured readings, dances, and songs. Next meeting set for April 15 with Wynona Ladies Club serving.
On Monday evening March 23 nine members and four visitors met at Mrs Wm Ten ant home. Norma Wiggins spoke on her December trip to the west coast and the roll call theme was to share an interesting possession. Centennial Spoons sell well and meal prices were discussed. Bonner served lunch after the meeting.
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