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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 20, 1977
Page
3
Manitoba clocks move back one hour in the early morning of Sunday October 30th when standard time resumes. The notice emphasizes the fall time change and reminds residents to adjust clocks accordingly.
In Manitoba's Miniota district, band parents form a booster club under Mr. Ali, Music Supervisor, to support 13 Miniota students. Members include Vicki Bryant and Elsie Mossop, with Donna Bonner on the division band board and Shirley Richardson handling transport. Students pay $5 plus books. uniforms discussed. fundraising planned for instruments and tours. Practices are Thursdays during school and Tuesdays 3:30 to 6:00 pm at Birtle Collegiate. a recent workshop in Hamiota featured Brandon University instructors.
WINNIPEG The Manitoba Department of Highways motor vehicle branch reminds motorists that studded tires may be used starting October 1 and must be removed by April 30 of the following year.
Manitoba Premier Ed Schreyer announced the transition of power on October 24 after the October 11 election. He recommended Sterling Lyon of the Progressive Conservative Party form the next government, marking the end of eight years of NDP rule and noting a peaceful transfer of authority.
A Heise family gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Dave Heise home on Sunday included Mrs. R. E. Heise, five sons Dave Doug Art Lawrence and John, their wives, and seventeen grandchildren. An open house in the evening celebrated Mrs. R. E. Heise turning 80, with many friends attending and the evening described as pleasant.
Mr and Mrs Adam Lindenbach marked 45 years of marriage with a Beulah community hall gathering attended by forty relatives and friends. Allan Lindenbach and Anita Schuhmacher led the program, with trumpets, guestbook duties, and a wall clock and portrait presented to the couple. The evening featured a turkey supper, photos, reminiscences, dancing, and a smorgasbord lunch, ending on a joyful note.
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