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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 10, 1968

Page

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Birdtail River School Board Approves Bus Purchases

Birdtail River School Division No. 38 at Shoal Lake held meetings June 27 and July 4 1968. Trustees discussed bus purchases 3 42 3 48 6 54 and 3 66 seat models approved by the Public School Finance Board and Finance Committee. The board also planned property investigations for expansion and playground space and scheduled subsequent meetings and bus driver recruitment.

Shoal Lake Birdtail River Fulton Rapley Selby Randell Hames Lewycky Butcher Hyndman Waddell Falloon Armitage Finance Board Hamiota Selsgirth University of Alberta St. Lazare Elementary School Ken Foxwarren Transportation Comittee Public School Finance Board Finance Committee Strathclair

Local social notes from Brandon and area

Beulah Judy Hookway attends Pollock Beauty Shop in Brandon. Toby MacDonald employed at J. W. Pratt office in Birtle. Calgary and Prince Albert visitors stay with the Lindenbachs. Ottawa visitors Chisholms and family visit J Chisholm. Gladstone guest Howard Kerr visits town. A newborn son Daryl Glen to W Lindenbachs in Birtle District Hospital on June 30 1968. Iola Amy and nieces Kathy and Lynn Mathews from Vancouver visit the Amy home. Pam Frazer spends weekend at home. Pat and Pam return to Winnipeg for summer school. M Pierce and B Tarry families from Winnipeg visiting W H Pierce. Visitors include Ronnie Flower Neil Smith of Winnipeg and Cecil Martin of New York.

Judy Hookway Pollock Brandon Toby MacDonald J. W. Pratt Birtle D. Forest Ane Calgary W. Lindenbach Prince Albert A. Lindenbach Stan Chisholm Fran Ron Doug Paul Ottawa J. Chisholm Howard Kerr Chisholm Gladstone Daryl Glen Birtle District Hospital Lawrence Amy Iola Kathy Lynn Mathews Vancouver Amy Pam Frazer Pat Pam Winnipeg M. Pierce B. Tarry Winni W. H. Pierce Ronnie Flower Neil Smith Cecil Martin New York

Manitoba Telephone System approves reduced long distance rates

The Public Utilities Board of Manitoba approved new rates for long distance calls by Manitoba Telephone System. The changes take effect September 15 and cut station to station rates by five to 30 cents, with a maximum three minute call cap of 65 cents between Manitoba centres. Rates apply to Direct Distance Dialing and operator-assisted calls where DDD is not available.

Manitoba Telephone System Public Utilities Board of Manitoba MTS Manitoba Tance

Isabella W I Meet Ends With Flowers and Prizes

The final Isabella W I Meet was hosted by Mrs. T Stewart on Tuesday June 25 with twenty members and three visitors. Mrs. J Coxworth led the meeting, roll call featured a table flower arrangement, first prize went to Mrs. Coxworth and runner up to Mrs. Doug Harrison. Mrs. A Norrie gave the thought for the day, Mrs. J E Finkbeiner reported on F W L C items, and Mrs. L Wright warned about checking Life Jackets and belts used in prior years. The secretary noted a Blood Donors Clinic in Miniota on July 10 inviting many to attend. Discussion touched on the meeting location and the back-page continuation.

Isabella

Dedication Held at United Church in Miniota

Miniota United Church held a dedication service for Mission outreach with Christian Education groups reporting a year long Japan study. Money gifts from the Messengers Explorers and CGLT support church projects in Japan. Mrs Ralph Nash coordinated the mission efforts. Gifts were received by Mrs Gordon Long for Mrs William Grant, missionary and treasurer.

Miniota United Church Service Japan C.G Ralph Nash Gordon Long William Grant

Mail Service Change to Virden St Lazare Run

A new mail service known as the Virden-St Lazare run replaces the former setup. It leaves Virden daily except Sunday at 5 40 a.m. Mail is delivered to and picked up at Elk horn Miniota Beulah Birtle Hargrave Kirkella Manson Wilsen Reeder McAuley and St Lazare. Incoming and outgoing Uno mail is handled at Beulah.

Virden-St. Lazare Virden Elkhorn Miniota Beulah Birtle Hargrave Kirkella Manson Wilsen Reeder McAuley St. Lazare Uno

New Livestock Auction Opens in Brandon by Pool Elevators

Manitoba Pool Elevators opened a modern livestock market in Brandon at Mc Gregor Avenue and 12th Street North on July 2 1968 replacing the 1953 facility. The new market, operated by Canadian Livestock Co operative Western Ltd, can accommodate up to 2000 cattle with a 350 seat arena and expanded cafeteria. The Brandon assembly yard for the Manitoba Hog Marketing Commission is part of the stock yard. The facility will be officially opened July 12 with W J Parker presiding.

Manitoba Pool McGregor Avenue 12Th Street Brandon Canada Manitoba Hog Marketing Commission Canadian Livestock Co-operative (Western) Ltd Manitoba Pool Elevators W. J. Parker

Final Grade Tenders on No 10 Realignment

Bids opened for the final contract on Highway 10 realignment west of Minnedosa. The lowest bid is 147,314 by L and L Construction, with 12 bids total. Work covers four miles north from the Minnedosa River to the junction with Highway 10, grading about half complete south of the river, and deck work on the Minnedosa River bridge. a separate contract for a CPR track bridge on the north side has been let but not started. The 4.5 mile realignment will direct heavy traffic around Minnedosa via Highways 4 and 10.

Minnedosa L. and L. Construction Company Theinnedosa River Minnedosa River C.P.R

Arrow River Residents Take Holidays and Attend Reunions

Arrow River families head to Saskatoon for the Threshman's Reunion while others plan trips to Kimberley and Stan Lelond’s, with Margaret Lelond aiming for Alaska. Brandon Fair draws crowds as 4-H members Edward Leland and Bob Watters present Hunting Safety. Sympathy extended on Robert Pierce's Vancouver death. Guests at Mrs. D Sutherland’s include Mrs. Jory Brandon and Clare King Winnipeg en route to Vancouver.

Francis Watters Linda Jack Morrow Bill Watters Alaska Mac Bird River Lac du Bonnet Brandon Fair Wilf Leland McGregor Portage Wilf Edward Leland Bob Watters M. Crawley Boston C. Chase Manchester New Hampshire J. Ironside Ironside J. Morrison Robert Pierce Vancouver D. Sutherland Jory Brandon

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