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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
3
Classified brief lists items for sale including 3000 bushel No 1 feed barley 2000 bushel No 1 feed oats 1000 bales alfalfa hay 2750 17 8 ply high tread truck tires. Contacts Les Reid 764 2265 Hamiota or Kenton 311 31. Also three lots 150 by 120 feet corner lot with trees sewer and gas lines water available Miniota contact 567 3622. 24nce
Help wanted notice inviting men or women to start a Rawleigh business on credit near Miniota. Full time or part time, you set hours and keep profits while being your own boss. Details by writing The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Ltd. in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Notice corrects a previous council minutes error naming Mr C J Page as buyer of property to Mr C J Pierce. Also includes a notice from A L E Farms Ltd St Lazare Manitoba advertising 105 Charolais bulls and Limousin bulls for trade, and a Denwal Pharmacy promo offering home made wine supplies with a quoted cost per gallon and references to local hardware store notes.
The Coming Events listing notes an annual bonspiel at the Miniota Community Centre on March 6. Details will be provided on posters.
In loving memory of Gordon Coupe who passed away March 6 1971. Some special thoughts a silent tear. For one whose memory s ever dear. Ever remembered by daughters Marjorie and Geraldine.
The bonspiel showcases multiple events with winners across Grand ae Merchants Hydro Garage and First Rink Out. Gerald Birch and Bill Sawyer lead with trophies while Ken Stowe Don Darker and Bob Sawyer take secondary prizes. Special notes include Mary Cloake and Althea Asselstine earning trophies and pins, with Lucy Fleury obtaining ash traps and a four-plate novelty end. Anne Green and Althea Asselstine are thanked for organizing.
The Ladies' Bridge Club met February 24 hosted by Shirley Kayes. A "dummy" filled the bid spot as 11 members attended. Millie Attwood won first prize and Mary McKean the consolation. Lunch was praised. Next meeting is February 9 at 2:30 p.m. Isabel Dixon will host.
Thursday morning Rodney Gardham found a dollar and turned it into Mr Field who returned it to the owner. Winners listed include Faye Wythe in Biology K-3 second, Julia Oliver in Physical Science Grades 4-6 second, Murray Bonner in Earth and Space K-3 second, and Mark Martin with David Strachan in Grades 7-9 Earth and Space third.
The Miniota Merry Homemakers met February 21 at Miniota Junior High to plan fundraising for new uniforms. They voted 25 cent tickets with a $25 prize draw, discussed the March 3 Junior Jamboree in Hamiota, and set a March 11 toboggan party inviting one guest each. Deb bie McKean Patti Gilchrist and Linda Watters spoke. The next meeting is scheduled for March 14.
Results list from the Winter Carnival races on Saturday February 19 detailing winners by age and gender. Preschoolers through adults are named with first places and runners up including Scott Shyiak Tammy Cousins Ted Cornish Car rie Lynn Cornish Laurie Gilchrist Eddie Rowan Bradley Joseph Scott Morton Rodney Sanderson Tammy Morton Sheila Frederick Donna McKean Greg Nash Scott Medd Mark Gilchrist Patti Gilchrist Kelly Sanderson Linda Watters Johnny Tomiski Mark Popper Bobby Gilchrist Billy McKenzie Doug Armitage Ted Oliver and Darcy Oliver.
Allan Linden back of Beulah won the Miniota Le Mans start event with Stan Jewer also of Beulah taking second. The program featured multiple classes with winners including Morley Cornish and John English in 300 c c events, Brent Henuset in 340 and 400 c c, Gerry Gow and Stan Jewar in Open, Faye Cornish and Janet Walker in Powder Puff, and Bob McFarlane plus Clarence Michie in Cross Country. Open overall results list Gordon Bolton and R. McFarland, with Stan Jewar second in Open.
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