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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
2
Mrs. Keith Armitage and her brother Dick Boyd of Winnipeg traveled by plane to attend the funeral services for their brother in law, the late Mr. Fred Verinda, held in that city on Friday, May 5.
The Minota CGLT held a Mother and Daughter Banquet on May 1 with Mrs. Pilling delivering greetings for Holy Trinity Church and Rev. Neild as guest speaker from the United Church. Dianne Williams and Mrs. L Gilchrist led prior, special guests Mr. and Mrs. Dibblee attended. Arlene Armitage received a CGLT ring in her final year as president.
Miniota Merry Homemakers met on Tuesday April 25 in the Miniota Collegiate Auditorium. Members were asked for ideas for the display table and uniforms. A get well card was to be sent to Linda Wilkes in hospital. A frying pan raffle was set for the May 19 achievement event. Demonstrations participants submitted their names.
A fragmentary, breezy column blends jokes about John Diefenbaker with a rumor of French scientists building a death ray. It muses on Canada’s wartime budget, Expo sculpture costs, and a chaotic wrap of garbled text and stray phrases, ending with a stray sign-off about REGGIE.
Ambrose Hill writes from Greenhow Farm, B C, urging Duff Roblin to consider Manitoba Medical Insurance Act Bill 68 with care. He warns against driving doctors away, forcing poor service, or masking costs. He argues voters demand honest use of funds, minimal political juggling, and real help for those in need. He ends by returning to his sunny farm.
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