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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1961
Page
3
The March meeting of the W. A was held in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs W Johnston presiding. The devotional period was conducted by Mrs Crandell, Mrs Coburn and Mrs Elliot. Mrs M Johnston read a.
A dinner party example highlights the dishwasher as a time saver in the kitchen. Within 30 minutes a full load is hygienically cleaned, leaving hosts free to enjoy guests. Modern models fit compactly, with built in and free standing options available at appliance dealers.
Readers recall an Easter narrative as Mr and Mrs John Rockley host a Christian Educator discussion with Mrs Irwin of Ham line. Shoal Lake’s Bonspiel at Minot to crowning champs Walter Lipscomb Barry Lyng and Harvey Wallace undefeated in 60 entries.
Lawrence Wallace visits home as 4 H club plans Achievement Day with a tentative date. Gail Mitchell and S Humphres visit from Brandon. Mr and Mrs Sam Wallace visit Melita. Arlene stays with them until Wednesday. Nurses Glee Club perform at Brandon General Hospital. Robert Crey born March 10 at Deloraine. Ford Wiggins sings at church in memory of Ruth Hill.
Beulah hosts a successful carnival with judged costumes and raffles raising 63.63 dollars. Intermediate Student Council's raffle blanket won by D. Derhousoff. hockey team Beulah beat Pipestone at Reston. Red Cross fundraiser nets 1000 to Winnipeg aid. Dart players shine at Miniota Bonspiel. local notices include visitors, hospital patient Guy Kling.
Isabella Junior W A met at Mrs Russell Clark's home Tuesday evening with 29 members present. Mrs Norme presided and led business on charity donations and catering plans for a spring wedding. North group organized the program the Lent devotion was led by the group and soft music by Mrs Hetse enhanced the service.
A Friday event at the Community Centre featured a fish pond, bingo, popcorn and candy sales by school pupils, an auction led by T Stewart L Wright and Johnnie Finkbeiner, and displays by Safety Posts. Proceeds totaling over 150 go to the Institute for the Blind Cancer Research March of Dimes and Arthritic & Rheumatism Society.
The Beulah W I met on Thursday March 9 at Mrs G Cloake's home with 7 members and 4 visitors. Mrs P Gow presided and the meeting opened with the Instit ute Ode. A guest speaker Miss M English Home Economist spoke on Fashion Notes with illustrations.
Isabella notes show visits by Mrs. R Adams and Clarence to Grandview relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Campbell at a Medical Convention in Winnipeg. Mrs. R Campbell joined them. Jim Ross's wife travels to Saskatoon for her mother’s illness. E Martin visits Brandon. T Rittaler mourns his mother. Julie Ryan stays with grandparents in Foxwarren. Winter rink carnival concludes with costumes and races. novelty bonspiel canceled due to ice. Sunley visits Saskatoon for hospitalized wife.
The Weed Control District Board announced plans to hold meetings on weed control despite it being outside the peak season. The aim is to discuss problem weeds and plan measures to address them.
Probable end and a hoped good turnout precede a list of weed district meetings on March 28th and 29th at Hamiota, Ardale, Miniota, and Isabella to explain board aims, review first year progress, discuss roadside control, and address weed‑spreading concerns. John Howden of Manitoba Weeds Commission will attend to discuss chemicals as a helper, not a sole solution. The Brandon Winter Fair runs April 3–8 with programs available.
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