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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1958
Page
8
Beulah hosts the United Church annual bazaar Friday October 24 at 3 pm. Guests can browse fancy work sewing home cooking novelties crochet knitting aprons candy bran tub and silver trinkets.
The Minota Municipal Council met September 29 1958 at Municipal Hall with all members present. Minutes from August 25 1958 and a special meeting on September 2 1958 were adopted. Council discussed land access for farms John Thompson and John Whyte, granted franchise approval to Inter-City for natural gas, and resolved to apply to the Public Utility Board to dispense with a vote of ratepayers with public notice. Various road surveys and highway developments were requested, a grant for Main Street improvements sought, and multiple township payment authorizations approved. Meeting adjourned to October 15 1958 for a Court of Revision.
Isabella and R Campbell spent the weekend with Chiff Shurvels at Look Out. Frank Reid and M Astle visited Edmonton with the Reids. Rodney Campbell shot a banded duck on the Finkbeiner farm bearing number 607-56671 Fish and Wildlife Service. Willam Alan and David Ianson baptized in Burnaby and Minnedosa respectively. An eight week Bible Study began Tuesday evening in the church parlor with a good turnout.
Readable notes show church services listing with brief mentions of congregations and times. The fragment references two groups and a schedule placeholder, indicating a church calendar or notice page.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church Rev. W H Gregory announces Sunday October 19 Sunday School cancelled. United Church of Canada Rev A M Watts pastor 11 15 am. Minota Anniversary Service 7 pm. Arrow River Anniversary Rev G Tyndale of Russell will preach at both services.
Rev A Friebert leads a morning service at Crandall United Church with worship at 11 o clock at Oak River Church. Community members urged to attend and participate.
Attendance notes Rev A M Watts in charge at church. Miss Ormia McArtney visits Por tage home. Jean Morrison of Brandon stays with Aunt Mrs R E Heise. Lorne Wright family join relatives in Pierson. A Adams and Noreen visit Rev and Mrs Bowman Portage. Winni peg guests include Rose and Marion Wright and several families at Finkbeiner Heise and Littlejohn homes.
At the Crandall C.G.I.T meeting the following officers were elected: Marion Henderson as President Mardie Steen as 1st Vice Judy Smith as 2nd Vice Margery Bomford as Secretary Lawrie Johnston as Treasurer and Worship Committee members announced. Numerous social and visiting notices follow with many Winnipeg and Roblin Park households mentioned. An anniversary service is planned for Sunday October 19 with Rev Wamsley as guest speaker.
The Hamiota and District Hospital Aids held a regular meeting with 15 districts represented. They planned additions to hospital facilities and nursery remodeling, discussed grain cleaning services, and noted fundraisers and donations. Delegates reported on hospital insurance plans and local aid activities.
October 6 ceremony marks the opening of Farmers' Cooperative Seed Cleaning Plant No 1 in Rivers Manitoba. Minister of Agriculture E Willis cuts the ribbon with E C Smith assisting. The $50,000 facility has an 12000 bushel storage and features Cliper scalper Hart Uniflow graders a precision grader and multiple receiving and cleaning bins.
A callout invites readers to share news tips with the newspaper correspondent. It urges locals to report events, incidents, and items of interest for publication and community coverage. The notice emphasizes community sourcing and timely submissions.
Offers to purchase are invited for the North West Quarter of 13 1 23 West in Manitoba four miles south of Crandall on a gravel road. The land has no buildings, good pasture for stock, about 80 acres under, and remaining fallow. Inspect by appointment. submit offers before October 27 1958 stating cash available and terms. Highest offer not necessarily accepted. Daniel G Levenick Hamiota Manitoba barrister-at-law.
Plan Premium Notices have now been mailed to all residents of the Municipality for benefit period No. 1 from Jan 1 to June 30 1959. Remit payment by mail to the Municipal Office Miniota Man Manitoba Hospital Services Plan. Include a cheque or money order payable to the Plan.
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