Clergy Schedule Notes for Birtle Isabella Miniota
The schedule lists Rev. Teresa Moysey and Rev. Bruce Faurschou with service times in Birtle at 11 00 a.m. Isabella at 9 45 a.m. and Miniota at 11 15 a.m.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 19, 1982
Page
11
The schedule lists Rev. Teresa Moysey and Rev. Bruce Faurschou with service times in Birtle at 11 00 a.m. Isabella at 9 45 a.m. and Miniota at 11 15 a.m.
May activities span Toast Masters convention travel in Winnipeg, U C W thrift shop, church events in Hamiota and Kenton, a May 11 Variety Concert for Hall expansion, and local family visits. Notable items include a 25th wedding anniversary, a baptism in Hamiota United Church, and Jack Bond’s 1982 Special Olympics bowling silver medal.
The Kenton Kraftsmen held an April 29 achievement night with speeches by Louise Elder and Brenda Bell. Awards included five year certificates to Troy Smith Randy Smith Darch McGregor Donna Lonsdale Dennis Lonsdale Wayne Hunt Janis Green Sharron Bond and seven year seals to Brenda Bell and Darryl McLaughlin and an eight year seal to Joanne Westwood. Red ribbons went to Brenda Bell Dennis Lonsdale Dallas Gray Randy Smith Sheldon Nankivell and Joanne Westwood. Donna Lonsdale was chosen to model her skirt in the dress review at the Rally. Lunch followed. The group met again May 12 at Kenton School to plan Rally participation and a wind-up.
Nine members of the Shiloh U C W conducted a church cleanup at Shiloh Church then held a business meeting chaired by Mrs. Harvey Carter. Minutes were read and adopted, roll call completed, and plans for Garage Sale Green Thumb Home Baking and Tea finalized. Proceeds from a Kenton Memorial Hall concert on May 11 supported hall expansion.
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