Miniota Herald Publishing Details and Rates
The Miniota Herald from Hamiota Manitoba lists subscription rates of 3.00 per year in advance, 4.00 beyond 40 miles, and 5.00 to USA and England. Advertising rates available on application with second class mail registration 0808. Published by The Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd and F. S. Venables as publisher.
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Local Happenings Roundup From Armitages to Gardens
Winnipeg visitors Jim and Fay King stayed with the Armitages in the district while Rob and Elinor Johns and son Stephen visited Elinor's parents. Debbie Armitage joined the Brandon General Hospital nursing staff. Regina visitors Mr. and Mrs. George Stowe and Ernie came last weekend. A large gathering at the hall wished Joan Grant well for her upcoming marriage with Mrs. Grant and other relatives in attendance. Community gifts included a steam iron, ironing board, cookware, pillows, basket, and a teflon cookie sheet. Wayne and Bev Weber bought the Barrett garden lot east of Mrs. Potter and plan a trailer site. A Flour give-away on highway 83 yielded winter stock for several. District Curling Ladies met in Lenore. Miniota hosts 1976 meeting. Oswald Blaich visited from Washington DC. Ruth McKean is home from Hamiota hospital. Evelyn McKenzie remains a Brandon General patient. Hughie McKean visits from Red Deer. Community auction set for October 17. donations invited via board members. W. Gilchrist and L. Gilchrist hosted guests en route home from travel in western cities.
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Fay King
Winnipeg
Armitage
Rob
Elinor Johns
Stephen
Steinbach
Elinor
Charles
Rae Armitage
Debbie Armitage
Brandon General Hospital
George Stowe
Ernie
Regina
Joan Grant
Joan
Wayne
Bev Weber
Barrett Gard
Ruby Potter
South Hill
Highway 83
Joy Leland
Ladies Curling Association
Lenore
Miniota
W. Gilchrist
L. Gilchrist
New Westminster
Victoria
Reno
Montana
District Happenings in Courtney and area
Isabella and Doug Chamberlain of Courtney B C and Mrs Jessie Wall visited. Allan Heise and Ken Campbell went to study at the University of Manitoba. Allan Stewart and Mrs Stewart of Boissevain spent the weekend with T Stewart and family. Syd Finkbeiner and wife returned to North Vancouver after visiting. Rick Still studying mechanics at Assiniboine College Brandon. Fifteen women and twelve men attended the St Teasdale home for the Annual Turkey Cleaning Bee. twenty five turkeys prepared from Dandridge farm Birtle. Stan and Ruth Teasdale thanked for equipment and hosting and the United Church Women thanked the volunteers.
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Doug Chamberlain
Courtney, B.C
Jessie Wall
Allan Heise
Ken Campbell
University of Manitoba
Allan Stewart
Boissevain
Rick Still
Assiniboine College
Brandon
Stan Teasdale
Tues
Dandridge
Birtle
Stan
Ruth
Men Become Old But They Never Become Good
A terse witticism contrasts aging with moral change, suggesting that as men age they may gain years but not virtue. The remark frames aging as a permanent state resistant to improvement.
W I Meeting in Isabella Highlights October Session
The October W I meeting at Mrs Bernice Still's home featured Mrs Margaret Heise presiding with the Creed. A Nairobi fact answered in roll call, and a $25 donation approved for the Peace Garden project. A brief metric session, a tour report, and a Physical Fitness program followed.
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W.I
Bernice Still
Margaret Heise
Nairobi
Dorothy Finkbeiner
Peace Garden
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Manitoba Dept. of Agriculture
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