For Sale Wheat Straw Bales Offered at 40 Cents Each
Approximately 400 bales of wheat straw available for sale at 40 cents per bale. Call 568 4565 to arrange pickup or delivery.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1976
Page
5
Approximately 400 bales of wheat straw available for sale at 40 cents per bale. Call 568 4565 to arrange pickup or delivery.
Help wanted in Manitoba for the R M of Morton and the Town of Boissevain. Requires municipal experience preferred. Salary range 8000 to 10000 dollars. Lend resume and salary expected by May 10 1976. Gerald May Secretary Treasurer Boissevain Man.
Experienced electricians or helpers sought with top wages and permanent roles. Apply Box D, Dauphin Herald, P.O. Box 548, Dauphin, Man. R7N 2V4. State experience.
Three and six week courses in glass sculpture painting calligraphy Taannike weaving and silk screen printing run July 19 to August 27 in a dairy barn studio at the University of Manitoba. Instructors are professional artists from Manitoba and U.S. Continuing Education Division contacts Winnipeg phone 474-9921.
Tenders for van route 35 on Birdtail River School Division 38 accepted until 4 30 p m April 30 1976. Successful bidders include L Gurr R Howard M Stewart F Sheane N Rowan. Apply to R E Williams Supervisor of Transportation Crandall Manitoba ROM OHO.
Notices from Nancy and Lyle Rockwell and family in Winnipeg along with June Reid of Hamiota and Wayne Popple of Miniota. Visitors H Gill Minnedosa and Wall family joined weekend gathering. A tea in Decker United Church Lower Hall on April 19 honored Harry Quinton’s 90th birthday. Congratulations were given. Winnipeg guests John Ponting and two daughters Heather and Cheryl visited A Norrie residence.
Ontario Liberal leader calls work undervalued and urges people to reject dependence on government while acting on initiative. Included are remarks on national unity from a federal official, a coin deal, English wedding trends, and Morley Callaghan’s playful quote.
The Heatherington Singers, a Kinistino started group now with 146 members ages 3 to 16, travel in groups of 40 to distant points and perform across Regina and surrounding towns. Led by Rev. Jack Hetherington they provide social spiritual and recreational development through music, aiming to comfort seniors in nursing homes and hospitals. They have produced 18 TV shows and cut six records, traveling 10,000 miles and giving 102 concerts in 1972. The group raises funds through fees offerings and a recent 20 mile walkathon. They have been invited to the States for Bi Centenniel celebrations this year.
Bailey's Greenhouse in Hamiota offers bedding plants daily except Sunday. River Festival events run in Hamiota May 4 to 7 with a final concert at Hamiota Collegiate on May 7 at 7 30. Programs are available in every town.
The Miniota community prepares for its annual meeting on May 3 at the Miniota Community Centre. Members will discuss upcoming events, community projects, and organizational matters.
Advertises semen from all bull studs to improve production and faster gains. Calls accepted daily from 7:00 am to 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm.
A thank you note from Mae Roberts representing Hamiota and district expresses gratitude for donations to the February Heart Campaign. A cheque of 1260.35 and In Memoriam contributions are noted. Also thanks are given for birthday party planning and community help from Shoal Lake, Killarney, and others, with sincere appreciation for messages and gifts.
The Hamiota festival starts Tuesday May 4 with three piano sessions at the Elementary School. Brandon University’s Gordon MacPherson adjudicates May 5 in instrumental and band at the Collegiate with Alan Ehnas. Derek Murphy presides over vocal choirs and solos May 7 at the Elementary School and final concert Friday includes a vocal adjudicated class.
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