Miniota District News Highlights Social Visits and Achievements
Rosemary Cookson of Vancouver spent a week with grandmother Grace Jasper exploring Miniota and Hamiota and sketching houses. Astrid Sorflaten of Winnipeg toured with Grace Jasper. they previously worked at University of Manitoba Food Service in the 50s and 60s. Vid Boyd visited Keith and Muriel Armitage. Vi is from Winnipeg. Margaret Mensch of Minot visited the Armitages and Birtle area, just graduated from Minot State College with a BS in Accounting. Harold and Lorna Newton of Winnipeg visited Don Forsyth. Murray and Bev Peel celebrated 25th wedding anniversary on June 17 with a party. Herb Gardiner of Virden visited Irene Cole. Verna Reynolds and sister Pearl from Virden in Marshall Minnesota with Hall connections. Debra Armitage starts as senior team leader in the Intensive Care Nursery at Health Science Centre Winnipeg. Holy Trinity Anglican Church closes for July. Lyn Hodnett renewed acquaintances in Minnesota. Verna Reynolds, Peter and Wilma Kryshewsky attend Lila Kryshewsky’s graduation in The Pas. Lila is a dental assistant there. Jeanie Turner of Winnipeg visited Hanlin home. Lynne Cornish held a piano recital at Miniota United Church on June 18 with many students. she narrated a story linking selections. program included duets and a final number.
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Rosemary Cookson
Vancouver
Grace Jasper
Miniota
Hamiota
Astrid Sorflaten
Winnipeg
Food Service
University of Manitoba
Vid Boyd
Keith
Muriel Armitage
Margaret Mensch (Dodds
Minot
N.D
Herb Gardiner
Virden
Irene Cole
Verna Reynolds
Pearl
Marshall
Minnesota
Hall
Debra Armitage
Health Science Centre
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Lyn Hodnett
Minsota
Peter
Wilma Kryshewsky
Pas
Lila Kryshewsky
Lila
Jeanie Turner
Hanlin
Local News Highlights From Isabella Program and Community Dignitaries
Isabella News by Lynne highlights a delightful program with student progress celebrated. Dixie Schwanki presented a gift to Lynne on behalf of the students as part of the event. Glenyce Tweed and Maurice Currie of Winnipeg visited London area to inspect the Currie farm home in the valley.
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Lynne
Dixie Schwanki
Glenyce Tweed
Maurice Currie
Winnipeg
London
Currie
Safe Boating: Motor size and horsepower rules
For vessels 5m and under with motors over 7.5 kW a horsepower capacity plate is required. Obtain forms from the Department of Transport for $1.00. The plate shows recommended max horsepower and maximum load. exceeding ratings may not be an offence unless the vessel is dangerously overpowered or overloaded. Check with your insurer if exceeding ratings. A sea anchor can help if the motor fails in rough weather.
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Department of Transport
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Rae Armitage
Lynne Cornish
Miniota United Church
Jessica Fox
Nancy Leland
Sara Leland
Kyla Cornish
Heather Rollo
Jody Leland
Tracy
Sharon Ellerington
Carla Brown
Jocie Bryant
Linda Everatt
Jennifer Hanlin
Julie Clark
Linda Rowan
Isabella News
Bill Clark
John Finkbeiner
Beulah
Jean Norrie
Crandall
George
Blance Lawn
Ganske-Gammack
Cartwright
Adele Heise
Swift Current
Art
Margaret Heise
Kendall Heise
Angie Eschenwecker
Margaret Coxworth
Jessie Wall
Jim Bell
Calgary
Murray
Phylis Bell
Birdtail River
Shoal Lake
Chris
Susan Pierce
Cheri Sutherland
Canada
Chris Sutherland
S$. Perlmutter
Boat Motors
Whyte's Lumber & Insurance
Craig Whyte
Kenton
Mavis George
Hamiota, MB
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