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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 07, 1960
Page
8
For sale a farm about 6 miles from the school with two sections and buildings including hydro service. Located near Miniota district. Apply to George A Richardson in Roblin Manitoba for details and terms.
The Explorers hold a alwer tea and candy sale in Minieta United Church classrooms on Saturday April 23 from 3 to 5 pm. Proceeds support unit activities and community outreach.
Thanks to trends and neighbors for sympathy messages help and flowers. Special thanks to the choir and Rev Geddes after the bereavement of our dad and grandpa George Ariss and Charlie Ariss families. Also thanks to visitors gifts letters and hospital staff.
Public notice states nominations will be received at the Miniota Municipal Office on Monday April 11 1960 between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM for the office of the position.
Notice from the Returning Officer E. J. Spalding sets the 1960 61 nomination requirements for Ward 5 counselor. Papers need a Treasurer's Certificate by noon on nomination day and a vote, if required, on April 21 1960 at an announced polling place in Minnesota Manitoba.
Electrical manufacturers in Canada urge consumers to Buy Canadian to sustain job levels and wage standards. The campaign emphasizes preserving domestic industry and supporting local workers amid economic pressures.
The Electors list for Miniota Rural Municipality 1960 is open for inspection at the Municipal Office in Miniota on Friday April 29 at 1:00 pm. The Council will meet as a Court of Revision to revise the list. All interested persons are asked to examine the list and request corrections at the Court of Revision. Dated Miniota March 1960.
A small group met in the rink waiting-room on March 29 with Bruce Medd district director to discuss reviving the Manitoba Farmers Union here. Provisional chair J. J. Moron and secretary treasurer Russell Leland were elected as canvassing teams planned. strong support was seen as needed to aid the farming community.
Mrs. J O Callaghan was a Brandoa Hospital patient for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wallace spent a few days in Winnipeg with Mrs. Wallace receiving a medical checkup. Several local residents including W Tennant Leland, Larry Hankin, Wes Leland, Ken Mitchell, and Glen Huncin attended events in the area. Douglas Leland and Mrs. JFS Sarert of Miniota attended John Fleming's funeral in Minnedosa on Monday afternoon March 28. Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ford Wiggins to Winnipeg. A district turnout attended Brandon Winter Fair where Johnny Mitchell won a calf scramble prize. Mrs. John Wiggins visited relatives in Virden. Mrs. Lou Leland and Mrs. Collver of Minnesota attended the Co op Poultry Convention in Winnipeg. Mrs. J M Elliott of Brandon celebrated her 90th birthday on Friday April 1.
The piece urges readers to consider higher insurance coverage as driving increases and replacement costs rise after accidents. It notes grain in bins also needs insurance, highlighting broader protection for property and assets.
The funeral for Winona Esther Elliott, who died in Brandon on Saturday March 26, was held at Arrow River United Church with Rev. G A Geddes in charge. Burial followed in Arrow River Cemetery. She leaves three sisters and a brother.
Mrs Coburn and Mrs Thrale return to Cardale as Judy Saith wins 15 dollar Talent Award at the Co op Jam in Hamiota on Tuesday. Funeral for Miss Crawford attended by Mrs Wm Campbell and Mrs R Moore of Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs C Douglas return from Edmonton with James and family en route to Resolute Bay. Elmer Douglas accompanies to Winnipeg. Mrs Padfield visits North Bay by plane to see daughter Mrs Eric Wilson. Murray Van Buskirk wed Miss Blanche Rita Leach at Brandon First Church United with family guests.
Mr and Mrs HS Hyndman were weekend visitors to Glenboro. Jack Bomford and Brian Crandell of Wilcox Saskatchewan were home for the weekend.
Marguerite Prudence Olive Crawford known as Reta died after a heart attack on March 23 in Hamuiota Hospital. Born April 22, 1893 in Carlington District she worked at The Royal Bank and as bookkeeper for T Faton Company Winnipeg. Funeral March 31 at Crandall United Church with burial in Crandall Cemetery.
A Saturday night Ice Carnival wrapped up rink activities with costume and racing contests. Judges Mrs E Shier Mrs D C Douglas and Mrs J Rockley awarded prizes across many divisions including pre school Elaine Webber Kenny Webber Diana Van Buskirk and Mickey Steen among others.
Edwin J. Spalding, secretary treasurer, issues notice under Manitoba warrant to sell by public auction on May 6 1960 lands in Miniota for unpaid taxes and costs. Parcels listed in Minita and Crain townships with totals and reminders of railway right of ways.
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