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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
3
For sale a six room house in Miniota offering gas heat and hot and cold water. Contact numbers provided 764-2343 or 764-2297 in Hamiota. Also listed is northerly 40 feet of lots in Hamiota with easy access to water sewer and gas and central location via Mrs K Castle Box 227 764-2021. Dumont TV in Miniota in excellent condition phone 567-3672.
Notice announces do it yourself wine with kits fermentation locks and supplies at Denwal Pharmacy Hamiota with a gallon cost around 1.93 and notes. Mark October 8 and 9 for Hamiota Lions Club Turkey Shoot at Hamiota Memorial Rink with a two turkey limit per shooter and guns supplied.
Wanted to hire a person to putty and repair windows upstairs and down. Contact E. M. Reynolds at phone 567-3595 for details and arranging work.
Mr and Mrs John Rollo of Uno Manitoba announce the marriage of their eldest daughter Evelyn Mary to William Andrews of Danville Quebec. The couple will marry at the end of June 1971 and reside at the Ambassy Apts Labrador City Labrador Newfoundland where both are on the teaching staff.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors relatives and friends for kindness visits calls baking flowers and sympathy cards after our recent bereavement. Special thanks to doctors at Virden and Winnipeg General Hospitals pallbearers organist Rev L Jackson and G R Carscadden Funeral Chapel.
Mr and Mrs Angus McKin non purchase the Dickie house in Crandall. Their auction sale is set for September 30. Ernie and Mrs Carnegie relocate to 1166 Balfour St Vancouver B C. Monica Trout visits Winnipeg with brother and sister and hopes hospital work later. Chadbolt guests at Wilf Leland tea as W I members share Creeds Ode and tales of Greece and Toronto trip aboard Jumbo Jet. Chadbolt honored with crocus cup and saucer. social time enjoyed.
Kathleen Dorothy Robb, born December 30, 1930 in Beulah Manitoba, died September 12, 1971 at Winnipeg General Hospital after illness in her 41st year. She lived in Beulah Crandall Hartney and Virden, worked with Fort La Bosse School Division, and left four children Ruth, Audrey, Donald, and Murray. Funeral held September 14 at G. R. Carscadden Chapel with interment in Virden cemetery.
Twenty nine members and four visitors attended the Golden Age group meeting last Wednesday at the Community Centre. August birthdays, including Mrs. Geo Reynolds turning 88 on September 5 and Mr. R. Penelton turning 92 on September 12, were celebrated. Visitors included Mrs. Helen Steven Rev J Maxwell R Kayes and Mrs. M McConnell of Kindersley with Nora O Callaghan. Ten bingo games were played, prizes a quarter each, with music by J Dickie and J Maxwell. A pot luck lunch followed and thanks were given to helpers. Next meeting will be organized by phone with date details to be announced.
United Church School begins a new year with open sessions for boys and girls. September first three Sundays feature singing storytelling and crafts. Rally Sunday planned for September 26 with promotion exercises and family worship.
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