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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 19, 1970
Page
3
For sale or rent 40 acres in Section 40 near Miniota Manitoba. Easy terms cash or share rent. Contact 5673696. Also seeking Rawleigh Dealer in Miniota area. For free information write The W T Rawleigh Co Ltd Dept C-253-7 589 Henry Ave Winnipeg 2 Manitoba. 24-33
A variety concert will be held on April 24 at 8:00 p.m. in the Miniota School Auditorium. Sponsored by The Miniota Community Centre. Watch for posters.
Centennial Ball on May 15 features Vi's Orchestra with details for Miniota Sports Day on July 15. Also notes a variety concert scheduled April 24 and requests notes or additions.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John Hazlewood on their 57th wedding anniversary on March 19. Families and friends from Crandall send best wishes. Les Rudd drove to Winnipeg to meet their plane home to Whitehorse, Yukon, with daughter and granddaughter Mrs T Bates. Local CCC night on March 6 featured twelve tables of whist, Beulah Orchestra, and a March 7 meeting at the Hyndman home planning Palmerston Cairn Day for July 5.
On a stormy Saturday in Isabella the team opened with a 4-4 tie against Elkhorn as Eric Irwin scored the winner on a penalty shot after faking a shot. Scorers for Isabella included Irwin twice Lints Stowe and Nichols. Second game vs McAuley saw two injuries Campbell and Stowe and a 12-3 loss with Campbell Stowe Nichols scoring Isabella’s lone goals. A return match at Cardale on March 11 ended 5-1 defeat with Chris Norrie scoring for Isabella.
Mrs. Bob Clark expresses sincere gratitude for the many acts of kindness shown during her stay as a patient at Birtle Hospital. The brief notice credits the community for support and encouragement.
James Alexander Joseph died March 3 in Elkhorn Hospital after a brief illness at age 37. Born in Stockholm Sask he moved to Reeder Manitoba at a young age and later resided in Elkhorn with his wife Betty Ross and four children. A livestock dealer with James Joseph Livestock Co. Ltd he was known across Manitoba Ontario the U.S.A. and Alberta for his business. He played hockey and balls with local clubs. Survived by wife Betty four children his mother two brothers two sisters and many nieces and nephews. Funeral March 6 at Trinity United Church with large attendance and Christian service led by Rev. Paul Campbell. Burial at Elkhorn Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers and active pallbearers listed. G R Carscadden Funeral Home arranged the services.
School Corner notes five and six invited Rick Barrett to discuss Mining in Northern Manitoba on February 23 with a lively Q A and film. Grade five thanks the speaker while grade ones visit the firehall on March 9 to meet firefighters, try hats and sirens, and thank Mr Barrett. Grade IX begins curling lessons with Larry Gilchrist on March 16 and expresses gratitude for his help.
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