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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 07, 1970
Page
3
For sale dry oats practically free of wild oats 50c per bushel. Dry 5 and 6 wheat 70c per bushel. Reynolds Bros. Minot a. Also seven good quality bred Hereford heifers, 900 pounds and over, and ten open yearling Hereford heifers, 800 pounds and over. Phone Bill Clark Isabella mornings or evenings at 568 4606.
Sunway Distributing Ltd seeks a responsible person to refill snack vending machines with national brands. Investment of 1500 to 3000 required. Potential net income 800 per month or more. Must be honest, energetic, own a serviceable car, and commit 8 to 10 hours weekly. Routes established, no selling. Include phone number in reply. Suite 2000 Place de Ville Ottawa 4 Ontario Canada.
Advertises part or full time opportunities to earn money by handling the Famous Rawleigh Line. Claims increased purchasing power for men and women and invites readers in Miniota to request free information from The W. T. Rawleigh Co. Ltd. Winnipeg Manitoba address.
Community event listings show Centennial Ball featuring Vi's Orchestra and Miniota Sports Day scheduled for July 15 with earlier notice on May 15. Viable details include venue hints and activities but exact locations are not specified.
Community notice announces May classes for expectant parents at Hamiota and Virden health units pending at least four registrations. Contact Rita Kowalchuk for Hamiota or Virden Extension 01 for Virden to attend. Also Beulah Centennial plans a cairn on highway 83 to honor area pioneers funded by voluntary contributions to treasurer Mrs. J Chisholm.
Kindergarten students must register with the school principal during May 19 to 22. Only children who are five years old before December 1, 1970 are eligible to register.
The annual meeting will be held in the Community Hall on Wednesday May 13 at 7:30 p.m. The agenda includes election of officers, financial statement, and new business.
Mr and Mrs George Ariss Crandall of Manitoba announce the engagement of their daughter Hazel Marlene to Michael Rudniski son of Mr and Mrs Peter Rudniski of Newdale Manitoba. The marriage is set for Saturday June 6 1970 at 4 00 p m Crandall United Church.
A 7000 to 10000 strong crowd gathered on the Manitoba Legislature steps to oppose government run auto insurance, urging citizens to choose between individual enterprise and a state monopoly while warning of widespread job losses and economic harm across the province. The piece argues compulsory insurance may be beneficial but questions why an entire industry should be destroyed to create a public system. It calls for a competitive baseline with private enterprise and stresses personal decision on the issue.
We thank all who sent cards, flowers and baking after our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Vasco the choir pallbearers and honorary bearers, and the ladies who served lunch. Your support was greatly appreciated.
A quiet Brandon wedding took place at St Augustine's Church on April 17 with Rev Ward Jamieson presiding. Marie Jean Patricia Chartier, daughter of Julie Chartier and the late Leopold Chartier, married Dennis Keith Edgerton, son of Merle and Mrs Edgerton. The bride’s uncle Lucien Peloquin gave her away, Bernie Chartier served as bridesmaid, and Robert Woodfield attended the groom. The couple will reside in Brandon after a family reception.
The Arrow River Women’s Institute met Monday evening April 27 at Mrs. R. E. Clegg’s home with eight members and one visitor. Mrs. Clegg and others updated WI history, district plans noted for May events including the District Convention in Rivers May 4, the Florence Nightingale Tea May 8, and social activities such as Joanne Leland’s shower May 7 and wedding reception May 16. A donation for Pennies For Friendship and FWIC Sale were to be taken, with new phone lists for 31 district families. Lunch followed.
The Glenlochar Community honored Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bryant and Miss Jo-Ann Leland in a double shower at the Community Centre on Sunday April 26. After a social visit gifts were presented with good wishes from Mrs. Chas Ellerington and Mr. Ivan Armitage. A potluck supper followed the gift display and open reception.
Western adult feature runs Fri and Sat May 8 and 9 at Cinemaocope with showings of They Came to Rob Las Vegas. Next week May 15 and 16 dates follow the same schedule.
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