Miniota Ladies Bonspiel a February curling success
The MINIOTA Ladies Bonspiel held on February 14 featured 18 rinks. Event results span four competitions with top teams led by Joan Scantlebury Mavis Smith Carol Patterson and prize neck lack wins. Donations totaled $102.90 from ten items with prizes awarded to Heather Lelond Elizabeth Lelond Barb Gardham Sheldon Sheane Jo Anne Ramsey Joan Scantlebury Karen Bunn Diane Jamieson and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Heather Lelond
Elizabeth Lelond
Barb Gardham
Sheldon Sheane
Jo-Anne Ramsey
Joan Scantlebury
Karen Bunn
Diane Jamieson
Ken Hankin
Darcy
Marty McKean
Curling Club
Birthday and visiting notes from Miniota and Hamiota
Community callers include Marilyn Bruce and Cathie Bruce of Winnipeg with Mrs Mabel Schmaus, Mr and Mrs Ray Dunn of Selsgirth, and Tom Stewart of Hamiota visiting Mrs Finkbener and Mrs Stowe. Birch Lodge visitors note Marjorie, sympathy extended to Eva Kennedy in Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Bruce
Winnipeg
Cathie Bruce
Brandon
Mabel Schmaus
Ray Dunn
Selsgirth
Miniota
Tom Stewart
Hamiota
Finkbeiner
Eva Kennedy
Westman
Virden
Mor ton death and local updates from Miniota area
Sincere sympathy to Ted Morton on the death of his wife Gayle Morton who passed away February 15 in St Boniface Hospital. Myrtle Hill visited daughter Linda Glebe and husband Marvin in Gravelburg SK. Get well wishes to David Stewart in Brandon Hospital after surgery on February 17. Laura Long and Edna Reynolds attended the Executive meeting of the Birtle Presbyterial U C W in Shoal Lake on February 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Morton
Gayle Morton
St. Boniface Hospital
Myrtle Hill
Linda
Marvin Glebe
Gravelburg
David Stewart
Brandon Hospital
Laura Long
Edna Reynolds
Birtle Presbyterial U.C.W
Shoal Lake
Drop-in Centre Bridge Update
On Monday February 15 the drop in centre hosted Bridge to select players for the Hamiota playoff. Pearl and Jack Hanlin led with the high score while Jean Ewing and Wilf Hill finished second. On February 18 eight players attended with coffee tea and cookies for lunch Peg posted the high score and Mrs Blaich had the low score but enjoyed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Pearl
Jack Hanlin
Jean Ewing
Wilf Hill
Peg
Mrs. Blaich
Beulah district news notes visits and local events
Ann Green returns home from Winnipeg to wish Edie and others luck in their Winnipeg venture at month end. Beulah area hosts a Poker Derby on February 14 with 25 riders and 240 silent riders, clearing about 450 dollars for Beulah Hall. Winners include Dean Lindenbach and Nichole Malchuk with Tom Lane and Jody Evans as silents. Arden Mansell hosts a Sunday supper in Minnedosa with family guests. Apology issued for telephone bill misstatement. long distance charges to include a 10 percent addition. Residents share weekend visits and youth hockey tournaments in Neepawa Russell and Brandon with local families. Garth Gray visits Aunt Margaret Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Green
Barbara
Winnipeg
Edie
Les
Jenny
Jay Bonner
Doris
Norman Irwin
George
Lorraine Casson
Virden
Allan
Bev
Dean
Melissa
Trevor Lindenbach
Beulah
Beulah Hall
Dean Lindenbach
Stan Jewar
Len Stowe
Nichole Malchuk
Tom Lane
Jody Evans
Arden
Belle Mansell
Jack
Ardena Page
Graham
Diane Mansell
Maureen
Fred Mansell
Minnedosa
M.T.S
Sue Shepherd
Wilf
Edith Shephard
Brent
Marlene Amy
Neepawa
Evelyn Bonner
Vic
Rhonda Zelezsanik
Brandon
Kurt
Lou Amy
Russell
Jim
Maureen Ross
Garth Gray
Margaret Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barb Maynes
Mary Hurlin
Bonnie Bryant
Mavis Smith
Linda Draper
Bernice Still
Ruby Weber
Carol Patterson
Donna McKean
Ruth Teasdale
Thelma Dales
Faye Tapps
Parkissimo Lodge
At Armitage
Margaret Foster
Miniota News
Rae Armitage
Verna Reynolds
Preston Manning
The
Reform Party of Canada
Miniota Drop-in
LAW Office
Sims & Sims
Norman H. Sims
Elizabeth J. Sims
Main Street South
Erickson
Rapid City
Beulah District
Community Newspapers
Manitoba
Cramer, Man
Doug Kool
Man
Irwin
Strathclair
Oak River
Irwin Lennox
Rulopak
Approvo
Lakeside Tire
Goodyear
Vector
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