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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1957
Page
3
A notice urges support for the annual Children's Aid Concert this Friday December 6th and an Auction Sale the following day Saturday December 7th, highlighting community charity events and fundraising.
The November board meeting covered long history and expanding scope of the Children’s Aid Society of Western Manitoba. Highlights include adoptions handling, Christmas gifts for 150 children, fund-raising by Brandon groups, and praise for the Foster Homes Committee. The Central Listing Registry opening new home options for Manitoba children, with three of five listed finding homes elsewhere, and cases including part Chinese and Metis children aged two to six. Active cases numbered 997 at month end. first Herald report.
Crandall reports patient Mr. A. Graves at Hamiota Hospital. Mrs. Harvey Hyndman visits her son-in-law and daughter Rev. James and Mrs. Maxwell.
The first half Banked Knowledge contest at Brandon United Church under the Canadian Legion direction awarded Miss Joan Avery Oak River the Bulova watch on the final panel. Legion members and local students attended. service conducted by Gordon Gray with Rev. K Moffatt guest speaker.
TV listings show CKX TV Channel 5 schedule with programs like Open House Howdy Doody Maggie Muggins and Grey Cup coverage across Thursday Friday and Saturday entries including News Weather and Teletime segments.
BEULAH HAROLD C. KENNEDY, 86, of 325 Enfield Crescent Norwood, died Sunday at St. Boniface hospital. A CNR employee for 45 years he was Melville agent for many years. Born in Wesport Ontario he moved to western Canada in 1911 and retired in 1956. He served in WWI with the 1st Cameron Highlanders and the 8th Winnipeg Infantry. Survivors include wife Katherine a daughter Anne Mason-Apps of Toronto a son John A. of Winnipeg three brothers all in Winnipeg two sisters in Winnipeg and Westport Ontario. Burial in Brookside cemetery. Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday at A. B. Gardiner funeral home with Rev. Walter Spence officiating. Other notes mention visitors and local church events.
Opinion piece reflecting on chicken farming and consumption. Discusses slaughter, egg production, vaccine use from eggs, and the role of roosters in fertilizing eggs. Mentions Spring Lake Farm in rural Wykoff New Jersey with twelve thousand hens.
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