Miniota Herald notice of subscription rates
The Miniota Herald published at Harmida Manitoba lists subscription prices: $2.50 per year in advance and $3.50 for the United States. S Venables is shown as publisher.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
8
The Miniota Herald published at Harmida Manitoba lists subscription prices: $2.50 per year in advance and $3.50 for the United States. S Venables is shown as publisher.
Beulah correspondent notes Dan Cooper visited Winnipeg for medical treatment with Mrs Cooper. Harry Pritchard returned from Brandon, and Mrs Darker visited Winnipeg. The Mission Band and Explorer Group held a successful Silver Tea and Candy sale in the United Church basement, raising 17 dollars and 15 dollars respectively. Miss Marge Doyle of Winnipeg spent the weekend at home.
Jack Heise completed his second term at Manitoba University and is home for the summer. Mrs A Adams Noreen and Mr Mike Kydick spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Mrs M Dushinsky recovering from operation in Hamida Hospital. Mrs H Harrison and Mrs H Lewis appointed delegates to attend the WMLS Presbyterian at Minneapolis Tuesday this week. Geil Clark and Jenette Dushinsky tied for second place 81 in girls solo class 8 9 years at Hamio ta Festival. Rene Stewart Marilyn Reid and Kathy Clark tied for third place 80 in Eileen Clark Memorial Shield. Church services began 9:30 a m Sunday last and will continue at that time during the summer months.
Shoal Lake ipetition will receive entries including Sheila Attwood and Jean Finkbeiner as guests. Judy Gilchrist presides as club president and attendees Jeanette Wight and Margaret receive honorable mentions. Demonstrations include Crochet Cues by Ariss and Wright, Needlecate by Cli x and Finkbeiner, and a display titled 4-Hers strive to break through Barrier to Safety.
The Isabella Stitching Bees and Decker Flying Fingers held a joint Achievement Night on Monday April 28. Miss Jean Renton presented awards while District Economist Margaret Ariss received a purple ribbon and displayed jumper blouse sweater and notebook.
In St. Mary's Church Birtle on Saturday April 12 Father Romeo Beaulieu presided at the double ring ceremony for Mau e Adib daughter of Mr and Mrs A Curtis of Birtle and Dick Lamb son of Mr and Mrs M Lamb of Oakburn. The bride wore a floor length net over satin gown with lilies and a fingertip veil, carried red roses and wore a gold cross from her grandmother. Bridesmaid Gladys Maduik wore mauve satin and yellow carnations. Flower girl Darlene Koborudz carried yellow carnations. Groom's cousin Michael Koroscil attended him. ushers Ronald Harrison and Stanley Koborudz. The reception served sixty guests at St George's Parish Hall with a cake centerpiece. A cablegram of congratulations from England was read. The couple will honeymoon in Port Arthur Ontario and reside in Birtle after returning. Out of town guests came from Winnipeg Oakburn Decker Miniota Foxwarren Isabella and Arrow River.
Miss Buda Dibblee led the soprano solo class with 87 marks at Brandon Festival. Adjudicator Glen Harrison praised her captivating Snowflakes interpretation by A Mallinson and noted her strong voice and facility. She also scored 84 in the folksong and 82 in the female oratorio class, earning Willson's Stationery trophy for outstanding performance.
Mentions of vocal class awards at Brandon Musical Festival and trophies for under 21s. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Art Penelton of Winnipeg and W. Tennant party in Minnedosa. Birth announced for Ken Robinson’s child Anneth Daryl. Community Centre set June 14 as Sports Day. WMs and WAs meet at Mrs. Tennant’s home with twelve attendees.
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