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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 27, 1976
Page
3
FOR SALE 1974 Yamaha 360 in good condition contact Ken ton at 838-2265 or 838-2408. Massey Harris Baler No 12 taken off two bale crops in A-1 condition contact Raymond Knight at 764-2821 Hamiota. Four Chrome Aluminum Wheels 15 x 6 and 15 x 7 contact Harold Beamish at 764-2756 Hamiota Man
Classified notice advertises three registered polled Herefords and a Simmental listed for sale. Contact Big Valley Cattle Co at Box 9 Riding Mountain Manor via phone 966-3354 in Eden for details.
Mobile home for sale at Carlson Mobile Homes on 1st Street North Brandon. Sprung price as low as 14995. Call Don Coombs or Dolores Kachkowski at 7251341 for details.
For sale 175 standard steel panels and 400 feet of No 1 standard steel farm base connectors. For prices contact Big Valley Cattle Co Ltd Ste 1206 One Lombard Place Winnipeg Man R3B 0X3 or phone 943-0501.
For Sale by Tender the land and building Lot 22 Ex 35 F Lot 23 Block 2 Plan 362 known as Oak Theatre Benito. Submit sealed tenders by 12 noon June 8 1976 to E J Koroluk Secretary Treasurer Village of Benito. Highest tender not necessarily accepted.
Class ad offering spare time earnings by calling on Fuller Brush customers in local area. Free brochure and information available by writing to Box 1001 Brandon Manitoba.
Brandon Scrap Iron and Metals Recycling Ltd. teams with Manitoba Hide and Fur Co. to advertise cash prices for batteries at 1.50 each in lots of ten, radiators from five dollars, and ongoing buying of scrap steel, cast iron, copper, brass, aluminum, beef hides, and horsehair in Brandon, Manitoba.
A local notice promotes a home water distiller named DEW DROP from Perma Pure Water Co. at 1741 Ness Ave Winnipeg Man. It provides a phone number 885-5940 for inquiries. The ad warns about pollution and contamination and urges families to protect health by distilling water in the home.
Hamiota District Health Centre announces nursing service hours on Thursday from 2 00 to 4 00 at the Municipal Office. For details contact phone number 567 3683.
Mr and Mrs Ed Gilchrist of Reeder Manitoba and Mr and Mrs Herbert Shiells of Steep Rock Manitoba announce the engagement of their children Deborah Jean and Brett Thomas The wedding is set for June 12 1976 at Miniota United Church at 730 pm
In Memoriam Teena honors her husband John who died May 29 1958. Words recall bygone days as life goes on and memories endure. She signs as wife Teena keeping his memory alive.
A memorial verse marks the May 28 1975 passing of Alex McKean. The poem laments the year of sorrow, recalls heartfelt moments, and honors his memory. Sorrowing sons Bob Charlie Remy Wilbur and their families join his widow in remembering him.
A Saturday May 16 community shower honored Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thompson of Brandon, whose April 10 wedding was announced. The bridal party and parents received corsages while gifts were presented by Katherine and Sean Laite with help from Michael Ellerington and Daryl Brown. Larry thanked attendees, and Tom Ellerington led an accordion-filled pot luck supper before the gathering ended.
A 1975 Chevrolet Impala Four Door Sedan with V-8 engine and automatic transmission lists 5,000 original miles and features Power Steering Power Brakes and Radio. A Two Door Hardtop with Opera Window is described as Fully Loaded. A Two Door Hatchback notes Four Speed Transmission Paint Stripes and additional styling options.
The Women's Institute met at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday May 13 at Mrs. F Rowan’s home. The Creed opened the meeting and Mrs. R Clarke gave the Thought for the Day on the 23rd Psalm. Invitations were extended to annual Dinners for Children's Aid and March of Dimes. The monthly meeting was moved to the second Wednesday. A bake sale and tea for Flowers of Hope will be at the Drop-In Centre on Tuesday May 25. A Hospital Aid Tea report was given and the Supper will be at Isabella on June 4 at 6:00 p.m. Sunshine reports showed 9 cards sent. Next meeting is June 23. Mrs. Jeri Vernes spoke on the 100th anniversary of Icelandic people arriving in Canada. Lunch hostesses were Mrs. Rowan and Mrs. Rus Lelond.
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