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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1975
Page
3
Eight themed exhibits will be shown at Birtle Collegiate through arrangements with Winnipeg Art Gallery. Each display includes about ten to twelve paintings with a brief background. The first exhibit titled The Importance of Line is now on view in the main hallway inviting visitors to view and note upcoming schedules.
A brisk observation on workplace cadence. The speaker notes a restless colleague and the challenge of keeping pace as adjustments test patience. The tone is sharp and social in tone.
A.C.W Meet Miniota-8 at Hazel Wadham's. Be ty Howard led the Thank Offering Service and the Thankofferings were collected. A quilt is being completed for raffle at the annual bazaar. Janet Walker planned a Family Life party for Nov. 1 at 3:00 in the church. Bazaar donations are to be left with Myrtle Currie by Nov. 19. Next meeting is to be Nov. 17 at Mrs. Ellerington's.
The Quebec court ordered the Canadian Union of Postal Workers to pay Santana Inc. 1000 for damages from the 1974 16 day illegal postal strike. The case signals potential recourse for small businesses facing strike losses, while government action continues against strikers and reforms push to restore mail service.
Albert Edward Irvine died October 17 1975 at West Man Nursing Home Virden en He was born July 23 1889 in Crandall District and moved to Hamiota 1967 He is survived by his wife Emily and numerous relatives in Saskatchewan England and Manitoba Funeral was in Hamiota United Church with Rev Herb Lynas and Mr Les Jameson officiating assisted by pallbearers and honorary pallbearers Campbell's Funeral Home in charge of arrangements
The Board discussed procedures to produce a division policy manual. Trustees elections were held in Ward 3 Shoal Lake with results showing John Duffey 87 votes and incumbent O W Leycky 182 votes.
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