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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1970
Page
3
FOR SALE Farm fresh eggs. Will bring them to town every Friday. Phone 567-3521, Miniota 240p FOR SALE or RENT Sec tion 40 acres Fail Rye. Easy terms. Cash or Share Rent. Contact 567-3696, Miniota, Man. 250p
Cameron and Cameron advertise free color brochure for Muttart Mortgage and Mobile Homes now available in Melita Manitoba. CAMERON & CAMERON promotes CMHC VSA and FCC approvals for housing options. Local buyers can request details at Cameron and Cameron offices.
Help wanted advertisement offering a Rawleigh Dealer position near Miniota. Provides address The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Ltd. Winnipeg and a mailing reference. Includes promotional line about extra income.
Notices list upcoming events including a Curlers Dance with Vi's Orchestra on March 6 a Variety Concert in April a Centennial Ball on May 15 and a Miniota Sports Day on July 15 with dates and activities announced for the community.
Mrs E Martin thanks the Isabella W I and UCW for cards, candy, flowers, books, fruit and inquiries during her hospital stay. Special thanks to doctors, nurses and Mrs Heise for care while Wayne Miller visited brothers in St Catharines Ontario and Franklin Pennsylvania USA.
Mrs J Horner thanks friends for cards gifts flowers and kind inquiries during her time as a patient at the General Hospital in Winnipeg.
A person expresses sincere thanks to friends for gifts cards flowers and visits received during a recent illness and says they were very much appreciated.
The House heard Otto Lang report on government policy for hard pressed Western farmers. Critics from Liberal, Conservative, NDP and Creditistes derided the plan as negative. Western MPs warned of dust bowl risk, insufficient seed supply, and inadequate income during idle land. A March 2 debate showed renewed opposition to acreage reductions and summer fallow.
The February meeting of the U C W at Crandall on the 11th had 13 members present. Worship was by the Chumah ladies Mrs Preston and Mrs McLean. Roll call used household hints. Discussions set cold meal at 1 25 and hot meal at 1 50 per plate with 1 00 if parents provide meat. Luncheon price set at 1 00 for full service or 0 80 without ice cream and angel cake. Mrs Coveney moved and Mrs Wm Taylor seconded. Lunch served by Chumah ladies.
NFU charter event set for Thursday March 19 at 8:00 p.m. in Birtle Legion Hall to form a large LOCAL combining Miniota Birtle and parts of Ellice Municipalities. ROY AT KINSON NFU President will attend.
Congratulations to Billy Derlago defenceman of the Birtle Mustangs for earning MVP at the Shoal Lake 12 and under hockey tournament. A weekend home visit included Steve Derlago and others. Lloyd Evans receives best wishes for recovery at Birtle Hospital.
The MINIOTA Community Centre presents film nights with COOL HAND LUKE starring Paul Newman and George Kennedy and BATTLE OF BRITAIN. Admission is 1.25 for adults 1.00 for students and 0.50 for children. Shows on March 20 and 21.
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