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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 30, 1953
Page
4
The Miniota Herald edited by M. Oliver is published weekly on Thursdays in Miniota Manitoba. Subscriptions are 2.60 per year in Canada and 3.50 to the United States, payable in advance. Date shown is Thursday July 30 1953.
Church services in Crandall will resume on August 2 at 11 am. Nurse Della Douglas of Winnipeg visits with her brother Elmer and Mr and Mrs Jas Thompson and son. Edmonton visit at the home of Mrs Dibblee and her husband Geo.
Isabella and Mrs Eckland of Winnipeg are holidaying at the R L Stevenson home. F L Wall of RCA FP Greenwood Nova Scotia is home briefly before a new station. Mrs Stewart of Stouffville Ont visits her mother Mrs Kelly and family while Mrs Meiklejohn and daughter Ishbel of Winnipeg are visiting.
The Kelly family held a cheerful reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Bob Stewart on Sunday. Attendees included Mrs M Kelly Miniota Mr and Mrs W Holden Indian Head Mrs Stewart Stouffville Dir and Mrs L Waddell and family Wellwood Mr and Mrs H Miller and Betty Lane Killarney MAP C Linte and granddaughter of Rothsay.
Beulah Mrs Hy Beattie visits Calgary. Bill Horton and son from Saskatoon visited J Edmundson home. Glen and Fred Bruce from Regina and Portage la Prairie visited local residents. Mrs J H Bickford and Freddy depart for Nova Scotia then attend Canada Day in Toronto with the Associated Country Women of the World next month.
The Miniota Community Centre project outlines immediate rink repairs and an open skating area followed by plans for a dedicated skating and curling rink. Fundraising and a tax-based improvement area are proposed with public plans to be shown and costs explained to individual taxpayers.
Voters are urged to sign the petition backing the project and later cast a YES vote when the time comes. The appeal emphasizes broad backing and civic participation to advance the initiative.
The ergot disease threatens rye and cereals with reduced export demand in Belgium and other markets. Ottawa reports Belgian import bans due to ergot in Canadian rye, urging farmers to use ergot-free seed, crop rotation, deep plowing to bury ergot bodies, and early cutting of grasses near fields to curb spread and losses.
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