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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 25, 1960
Page
8
The United Church will hold a Home Baking sale in Forsyth Bros. store on Friday February 26 from 3 to 5. The C G T will hold a Silver Tea and sale of handicrafts and candy at Miniota United Church schoolroom on Saturday March 5 from 3 to 5 30 p.m. All welcome.
I thank friends for visiting me in the hospital and assisting my wife in my absence. Grateful for fruit flowers cards and the kindness of nurses and doctors. Dan Cowling
The Rural Municipality of Miniota is designated a Brucellosis Control Area by the federal government. Cattle movement into the area is restricted under regulations similar to TB rules. Details available at Post Offices, the Municipal Office, or from the Municipal Council. Reeve H. S. Hyndman. The Miamiota Hospital No. 7A Ladies Aid meets Friday February 26 at 2:30 PM in the Community Room.
Promotion certificates awarded to Sunday School pupils. Local birthdays honored for Mr. Tom Ariss. Bonspiels saw multiple rink prizes with teams from Neepawa and Crandall. Jehovah’s Witnesses assemble in Neepawa with 432 attendees and a keynote by Vernon R. Duncombe on God’s kingdom.
A brief column discusses the link between education and earnings, noting society benefits when people pursue schooling. It highlights opportunities for advancement through study and training, urging readers to invest in learning for better prospects.
Larry Walker and Janet White were guests of honor at a Glenlochar Community Centre shower on February 11. Tom Ellerington read a message of good wishes and children carried out a Valentine themed gift presentation. The piece also notes reflections on living fully and community learning.
The Isabella Drama Club sponsored a variety concert at the Community Centre on Saturday evening. Attendees enjoyed Club Swinging, a monologue, vocal duets, a Cornet and Piano Solo by Jim and Ken McConnell and Arnold Davis, The Wedding of Jack and Jill staged by primary pupils, a musical sketch by intermediate pupils, and two one act plays. Mr. L Irwin served as chairman.
Large herds of smuskox roam Canada’s Arctic regions feeding on grasses and dwarf willow. In winter they paw through snow to reach food, demonstrating adaptation to harsh polar environments.
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