Miniota Herald Ad Rates and Publisher
The Miniota Herald lists subscription prices of 250 per year in advance and 3.50 to the United States. S Venables is the publisher based in Harmiota, Manitoba.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
8
The Miniota Herald lists subscription prices of 250 per year in advance and 3.50 to the United States. S Venables is the publisher based in Harmiota, Manitoba.
The April 9 annual Community Centre meeting covered talks on Is It Nothing to You and Why Chinatown youngsters Stay Out of Trouble. Members added a W A M S session, a solo by Mrs Sam Wallace, and planned church cleaning for April 22. Easter visitors included Ronnie Littlejohn and Miss Jessie Mitchell, with various local families noted in Brandon and Winnipeg area travel.
A Crandall community event at Orange Hall on a Wednesday evening in April honored four local citizens. Mr and Mrs Matthews were celebrated for thirty eight years of farming in the district before retiring.
Notice to creditors in the estate of Ernest Fleming deceased of Miniora Manitoba. All claims must be sent to Daniel Glevinick solicitor for executors at Hamiota Manitoba on or before May 12 1958. Dated at Hamiota Manitoba April 2 1958.
Miniota Community Centre hosts a meeting on Monday April 28, 1958 at 8 p.m. W G Long serves as secretary and J J Morton as president. The agenda includes review and adoption of the financial statement, consideration of a by law change, and other business.
Mrs R Campbell spends week with family in Brandon and Winnipeg. Frank Gardham and family visit from Kamloops. Ray Still buys Pool Elevator house. J Kennedy and Terry visit St Vital. Wright sisters vacationing over Easter. Mike Kydick spends Easter at Fisher Branch. Bedford family from Brandon visit Heise home. Scarth and Holdsworth visit relatives in Winnipeg.
In 1860 the Prince of Wales laid the cornerstone of Canada’s parliamentary buildings, an event noted as marking the founding of the federal complex that would later house King Edward VII.
A town girl with oversized feet faces mockery until a plan to dye her hair green yields attention. She basks in the gaze, then learns morals and absurd wisdom emerge, ending with a playful, didactic flourish about purple cows and pockets.
Since 1931 life expectancy of Canadian males grew by 7.6 years to 68.5, while females rose by 11 years to 73. This quick fact highlights notable increases in longevity for both genders.
A log crowd enjoyed a Benefit Dance to Music by a local Orchestra at the community hall last Friday. Proceeds of 138 dollars go to aid Tom Stretton in establishing a new home after a disastrous fire. A Railway Bank car is moved to the old site with household donations and Red Cross bed clothes to help him settle in. Mrs Massina is a patient with a broken hip at Birtle Hospital, and Fred Green spent a few days there last week.
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