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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
4
Three bedroom house in Miniota for rent with bathroom kitchen living and dining rooms. Features include hardwood floors full plumbing connected to sewer and gas heat. Apply to Mrs. O Blaich call 3676 Miniota.
International harvester with two trailers. Albert Eigler Virden Man. Phone 345-15 Virden Exchange. For sale lumber and white pine to be sold at Virden Auction Mart on Saturday October 1 and at Pipestone Auction Mart Wednesday October 5 1966. 1 to
A ranch near Wawanesa Manitoba will auction 250 Hereford bred heifers at 12:30 p.m. on October 0. The group comes from southern Alberta and is bred to Angus bulls. John R. Moors of Wawanesa handles details.
Andy Nash was a patient last week in Birtle Hospital. Heather Spalding of Winnipeg spent the weekend with her parents. Mr and Mrs Gordon Entwhistle of Alberta visited with the Fraser family. Morris Deveson of Hamiota is transferred to Brandon to co ordinate the extension Department of Agriculture. Firemen Ball honored Bob Jolley and Chuck Watts, retiring members, as the Jolleys moved to Brandon and received TV lamps. England visitors Mr and Mrs Jim Murphy visited their relatives. Sympathy extended to the Bruce family near Willon after a car accident killed Florence and David. Local students Elaine Zorn and Ken Haines earned awards at the Peace Gardens Camp.
We express appreciation to friends and relatives for gifts and kindness shown our mother Mrs. Jas A Frazer of Beulah We also thank you for sympathy and help during our bereavement.
The Miniota Women’s Institute will canvass in Miniota and district from September 26 to October 1, 1966 on behalf of the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. Residents are asked to cooperate by giving a hearty welcome to volunteers and supporting Project 66, emphasizing that “Each six hours of every day a person loses their sight in Canada.”
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