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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1960
Page
8
Advert reads for sale 3.25 acres with a house and large granary on River Street. City and contact Mrs Mabel Atwood at 931 7th Street Brandon Manitoba. Phone PA 633-27.
The Women's Aid to the Hamita Hospital District No TA will meet in the community room Hamiota Friday June 24 at 230 p.m. Residents seeking trenching for water lines or basement digging may contact Harmota Robert Routledge Oak Net 440.
In loving memory of our dear husband father and son Walter Clafford Budd who passed away June 22 1944 Sadiq missed always remembered by his family.
The Sparks Transfer company rebrands to The Miniota Transfer under new ownership J J Morton and Sons inviting patrons to use the service. Contact numbers 3540 or 3588 provided for inquiries.
Fri and Sat show with Pat Boone Gary Crosby and Sheree North in a comedy program. The lineup promises musical and comic acts and a lively club atmosphere for audiences.
Beulah activity notes report the Beulah Explorer Club ending its term with a Wiener roast at Hoopers Lake and a picnic in the Valley. The 4 H Club completed its term with a roast at Hooper's Lake while Mrs Gow was elected WI delegate to the Winnipeg convention. Wilf Lindenbach’s family plans a few days at home before heading north for work. A birth is announced at Bartle Hospital for June Bth to Mr and Mrs Joe Radlinski.
Sunday services listed for multiple parishes with times. Rev L Gedge officiates at 11:00 am in Trinity Anglican, includes Sunday School Rev Co A Geddes and service at several communities such as Arrow River Isabella Beulah Miniota Crandall United Church and Oak River with 11:00 am services and a 1:45 pm session at Isabella and 3:30 pm at Beulah.
Crandall C or Mrs Coburn HS Hyndman attended a Winnipeg Short Course on Municipal affairs then returned due to illness. Mr and Mrs E O Hara of Hammond BC mark 50 years June 25 with a second honeymoon to Skagway Alaska. Teulon guests Mr and Mrs Campbell visited Mrs W W Coburn. Ed Lewis of St Charles joined. D C Douglas and P Wallace traveled to Flin Flon. Miss Glenda Smith earned two Brandon College Teacher’s Training medals in Academic Proficiency and Mathematics Science. Crandall Church marks 60th anniversary with 11 am service and a luncheon. S S Lewis observed 50th anniversary of VMakinak Church. Brian Tavisi a parent at Hamiota Hospital. Alan Hunkin also a patient there. B K Lawrence and spouse weekended in Winnipeg. Palmerston Pals bazaar netted $90. J Jackson of Duncan visited family. Gwen Walker of Brandon spent weekend with parents.
Crandall W M S and the Mission Band held a strawberry social with a bazaar on Saturday evening. The event raised 71.80, with Mrs S S Lewis as mistress of ceremonies. The program featured the Mission Band, violin solos by Donald Kitz, saxophone solos by Kenny Smith, and slides by Coupe’s daughter and son-in-law, Kenya missionaries.
Isabella and nearby towns report visitors from Winnipeg Roblin and Miniota. The A W A executive met at Isabella United Church with lunch by the Junior W A. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Jim Joseph Betty Ross on the birth of a daughter at Birtle Hospital. Reverend Ken Moffat of Winnipeg visited the district over the weekend.
The author critiques World Council of Churches literature and a Church League of America book by Dr. Edgar Bundy. He cites alleged attempts to promote socialism and notes claims of atheistic ministry on the council. He invites clergy readers to weigh whether ecumenism sacrifices traditional Christian doctrine.
Agronomists report seedling cereal and ax crops wilt across Manitoba due to extreme heat and freezing temperatures, causing sunburnt leaf cells and temporary damage. Poplar trees in western Manitoba face moderate defoliation from the metallic tan leaf beetle, with adult females laying eggs and larvae to come. control notes suggest spraying with DDT.
The first reports arrived about three weeks ago from farmers in Minnedosa. Entomologists found severe poplar tree infestations in the Brandon hills and have multiple reports of the insects in the Hamota area.
The 4-H Potato Club held its June meeting at the Gord in Long home. They conducted a test on Parliamentary Procedure and judged three potato samples. The group decided to order a few new uniforms and to participate in rallies at Oak River and Brandon. Mrs. Long served lunch.
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