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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 19, 1972
Page
5
For sale an outstanding 3/4 Charlais bull born January 4 72. It gains about 4.2 pounds per day and was champion at Brandon Fair this year. Also other Charlais bulls available. Contact Harry Collingridge Rossburn Man at telephone 859 2276.
A 750 acre farm with seven quarters is for sale five miles south of Arrow River. Interested buyers may contact Box 1072 Virden or call 748-1115 for details.
Three room suite available in the Broder Block Hamiota with heat and water supplied. Close to hospital. Contact E. W. Johnston at 764-2602.
Tenders will be received for the caretaker of the Miniota Arena Skating and four sheets of curling ice, plus access to the common waiting room and all facilities. Applications addressed to The Miniota Community Centre.
An open meeting will be held at Miniota School on October 19 at 8 p.m. to discuss New Horizons a program for projects involving retired persons. A community open house follows at the Hamiota District Hospital on October 26 1972 with a ceremony at 2 p.m. guest speaker Deputy Minister Hans Schneider.
Our soccer teams suffered losses to Birtle on Tuesday. The boys fell 6 to 2 with Ross Stewart scoring both Miniota goals while the girls lost 3 to 2. Volleyball schedule will appear in Coming Events. Staff decided to hold Christmas and Spring Concerts and continue the Science Fair. MTS representatives visited to discuss microwave operations. Inservice on October 27. Haiku poems by Miss Reynolds Grade V students included reflections on winter, nation, a fawn, and the hawk.
Mr and Mrs J Morrison invite all to a Come and Go Tea at Crandall Community Centre honoring their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday November 5 1972 from 2 to 5 p m. Everyone welcome.
The UCW held its October 5 meeting in the Sunday School rooms with 11 present. Mrs. C Armitage led worship with readings from Ephesians and Colossians, and the group planned the November 25 bazaar and October 29 Arrow River fowl supper. Mrs. Wilson of Kenton spoke on the Canadian Mental Health Association and noted a Brandon Hospital volunteer’s influence. Lunch was served by Mrs. Wes Lelond.
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