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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1972
Page
3
FOR SALE Two premium parcels centrally located near the hospital. contact phone 764-2602. Also bedding plants offered at Bailey's Greenhouse in Hamiota daily except Sunday. price 350ce.
Elderly residents may rent a three room suite in a home with hot and cold water and gas heat included. Contact phone number 764 2602 in Hamiota.
CURRY'S AUCTION SERVICE lists sale dates for several locals. Hamiota Service Centre 1 p.m. June 5. Miniota Community p.m. June 9. J. L. Rankin Oakner 10 a.m. June 12. Dr Ed Hudson Hamiota 1 p.m. June 14. Henry Johnston Oak Lake 1 p.m. June 15. Claude Dickey Crandall 1 p.m. June 19. B C Lumber at Antler Sask. Monday May 22 commencing 2 p.m. Bob Baldwin auctioneer. 35tp
A bake sale notice from Minnesota United Church, sponsored by the UCW, runs May 16 to 30. Orders to be taken and filled Tuesday May 30 at 3 pm. Contact phone numbers 567-3528, 3655 or 3651. Proceeds support David Maxwell’s expenses for the International Music Camps European Choir Tour.
Notice lists make your own wine supplies from Denwal Pharmacy Hamiota with a gallon costing about $1.93. A dance at Arrow River Community Centre on June 16 features the Keystone Five, admission 1.25 lunch served, sponsored by the centre. Miniota United Church Choir presents an evening of singing on Sunday May 21 at 8 pm in Miniota United Church to support their cause.
In loving memory of our beloved son and brother Donald Wayne who departed eight years ago on May 23 1964. A road we call remembrance leads thoughts to one we cannot greet. Sadly missed by Mom Dad brother and sisters.
School Corner reports a May 1 visit by Birtle Collegiate teachers including Principal Harvey Kingdon and Vice-principal Albert Parsons to discuss courses. Health nurse Celine Proux checked students while May 8 staff discussed K-6 field day plans, ribbons, prizes, and class distribution for 1972-73. Tug-o-War returns. Olympic Crests foster competition. awards planned for late June with field days set for June 2 9 and 16 at Shoal Lake Miniota and district events.
The May 7 gathering at Don Green home honored Elwood McCutcheon of Strathclair and Merle Wakefield McCutcheon on their 25th wedding anniversary. Guests included former schoolmate Marian Sawyer Gray who pinned corsage and boutonniere. Peter Gow spoke as a tea set was presented. guests from Birtle Crandall Hamiota and Moore Park attended. Merle and Elwood thanked friends as a two tier angel cake was shared. Fishing season opened May 13 with licences for all 16 and over at $3.
Sincere thanks go to Glenlochar friends for the crystal vase and to all who sent flowers cards and inquiries during illness and death of loved ones. Invitations extend to the Currie home in Brandon. Messages of sympathy and floral tributes are gratefully acknowledged by Armitage Bardwell and the Wright families.
The May gathering of the W I met at Mrs Les Leland’s home on Monday evening May 8 with seven members attending. President Mrs Clegg led with The Creed and a plant themed poem. Plans were set for Golden Age entertainment, Nightingale Tea provisions, and 50th Anniversary invitations for former W J members outside the district.
A May 10 farewell gathering at Isabella Community Centre honored Mr. and Mrs. L. Wright as they prepare to relocate to Toronto Ont. Friends from Hamiota Crandall Rothsay Birtle Isabella and Prince Rupert BC attended. Beatrice and Lorne received gifts and heartfelt tributes for their service to the community church and music.
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