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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 26, 1960
Page
8
A memorial notice quotes verses for Marion Brad who died May 26 1948 and T Finkbeiner who died May 28 1954. The lines honor memory with imagery of a master weaver guiding life through patterns, and list family members who remember them.
Miniota Boy Scouts and Cubs host a pantry sale at the Watts Showroom on Saturday May 28 to support the group and its activities. Proceeds fund camping gear meals and supplies.Community members are invited to contribute or attend.
The regular meeting of the Hamida Hospital District No 7A Ladies Aid will be held in the Immunity Room Friday May 7 at 2 30 p.m.
Teena remembers John who died May 29 1958 with a message of everlasting memory. A wife and mother Anne McDonald who died May 31 1959 is kept in their hearts by her husband and family and grandchildren.
Roy E. M. Lelond offers precision filing for all saws on a machine sharpened by expert hands. Hand or circular saws serviced with reasonable prices. Location Assiniboine Ave Manitoba.
The CGILT held its annual Mother and Daughter Banquet at United Church on Monday May 16 with 29 attendees. Speeches honored the Queen and church, with graduation for two CGIT members and music by a local group. A fire destroyed Mr. Edward Henderson’s small home, with no insurance.
Mrs Jaos Irwin spent a few days at Hamiota Hospital. The Billy Bell family moved to the G Peacock farm near Hamiota. Several residents attended the Birtle District WJ convention in Strathclair. Nichol family visited Regina for a wedding. Jr W A members discussed plans to organize schooling for retarded children in Hamiota. Al Clark visited Winnipeg. A Adams attended the Brandon Post Masters Convention. Lawrence and Jack Heise of Winnipeg and Dauphin visited their parents R E Heise.
The petroleum products industry shows the highest average hourly wage at 2.47 dollars, while the primary iron and steel sector averages 2.40 dollars per hour. The figures highlight wage differentials across Canadian industries.
Fri 8:30 pm show time with Man of 1000 Faces starring James Cagney and Dorothy Malone. Lon Chaney biographical drama depicted across Fri and Sat, plus an adventure drama featuring George Montgomery and Taina Elg on June 3 and 4 for general audiences.
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