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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 17, 1969
Page
4
The guide covers underlay options from felt to rubber including all-hair and jute blends. It notes prices from $1.00 to $3.50, warns rubber underlays may dent in time, and highlights safety against slipping and mildew with rubberized felts. It advises all-hair felt or rubberized hair fiber felt as best all around performers.
At the U C W organizational meeting Group 5 planned a China Evening to replace afternoon meetings. Guest speaker Gregor Jamieson of Virden described a 21 day fact finding tour in the Peoples Republic of China with 34 others, showing slides on industry, buildings, farms and labor, noting the prevalence of bicycles and limited labor-saving devices amid a vast population.
Helen May Miller died January 26 1969 at St Pauls Hospital Vancouver after a lengthy illness. Born August 15 1885 to James Wiggins of Arrow River Manitoba she married W B Miller of Pretoria Ontario. Survived by daughter Olive son Graham and four Vancouver grandchildren. Remains to be mourned by siblings Leckie Winnipeg and four sisters in Vancouver Selkirk and Winnipeg. Her early life included time in Minnedosa Portage La Prairie and Vancouver.
Mr and Mrs A E McDowell of Ponoka Alberta announce the engagement of their only daughter Marion Ruth to Constable Leonard Bernard C Morgan Royal Canadian Mounted Police, son of Mr and Mrs W B Morgan of Beulah Manitoba. The wedding is set for Saturday May 3 1969 at Ponoka United Church at 3 30 PM.
I thank the kind friends who visited me in Hamiota hospital and those who sent flowers gifts letters and get well cards A special thanks to Doctor Ed nurses and staff for their care and kindness during my stay.
Family visits and weekend travel across Manitoba and Ontario appear in district notes. Edward Leland and Roberta Lelond attend a four day 4-H Seminar in Brandon while Doug Leland hosts relatives. Several families plan trips to Edmonton and Kenora for extended visits.
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