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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
5
The message reassures Canadians that they are not alone as the country faces hardship. It emphasizes collective support and unity with millions of fellow citizens, highlighting that financial and communal backing comes from neighbors and communities nationwide.
The message highlights Canadian Red Cross Society needs for 1960 funds totaling 6 350 913 with Manitoba objective 436 300. It stresses widespread volunteerism across ages and the impact of donations on Blood Transfusion Service Emergency Aid Water safety Junior Red Cross and veteran services. It frames Red Cross as universal, nonpartisan, and universally accessible to all Canadians.
The Dundalk Herald editor Frank MacIntyre is named Newspaper man of the year at a regional editors convention in Hamilton. He is praised as a grassroots editor deeply involved in community life through band participation, Sunday School, Boy Scouts, and local causes, reflecting the paper’s wide circulation and community influence.
Mrs M Nankivell and Mrs W Nankivell visited with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Warren at Strasbourg Saskatchewan. George Williams from Wawa Ontario comments on local papers and editors. Frank MacIntyre praised as representative of weekly editors across Canada. Diary notes include memories of Kentville mayor and Annapolis Valley Blossom Festival. Telephone Whist parties sponsored by the WI. Hamiota Bonspiel entries. Gerald Lee and Mrs Chas Gray birthdays.
TV grid listing daily airings for February 28 to March 5 1995 on CKX channel with numerous programs across days. Entries include Around The Clock Country Calendar Junior Magazine Citizens Forum News Sports programs and classic shows.
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Garnet Johnston's rink and Rae Wales rink tied for the Grand Aggregate at Decker Bonspiel. Johnston's foursome won the trophies 6 to 5. Mr. W. W. Lewis, 93, dies at home in Winnipeg on Thursday morning February 18.
A church Pot Luck Supper on Wednesday evening drew a record crowd and attendees reported a very good time. Rev A Friebert spoke on Africa with an illustrated talk. Judy Smith sang two solos. W Davison Tommy Walker Brian Johnston and Smith Bruce Trotter performed sea shanty songs led by Mrs H V Johnston, president of the W A, as Mistress of Ceremonies.
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