Minnesota Crime Commission notes on child development and local notices
A Minnesota Crime Commission update discusses the belief that all children are born delinquent and may become criminals if not guided. The message also lists Midwest commission members, upcoming events, dance lessons, swimming instructors, and announces the MT C production of The Mouse Trap on February 27 1989 plus a Children's Aid Concert.
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Minnesota Crime Commission
Midwest
Hamiota
Ken Briggs
Terry Robertson
Glen McFaddin
Miniota
Len Morgan
Murray Bell
Birdtail River
Lee Reid
Ken Smith
Beth Leland
Beth
Ken
Miniata
Resurts
M.T.C
Correction to Hamiota United Church meeting note
It was noted that Rev Dawn did not wish to be paid during her leave. Our apologies for this error and correction to last week's report of the Executive Council meeting.
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Hamiota United Church Executive Council
Dawn
Golden Age Group Entertained by Crandall Ladies
Golden Age Group of Miniota met November 18 after a postponed event due to heavy snowfall. Seventeen members and seven visitors attended with presentations by Rev and Mrs Delgary on violins and the Senior Toe-Tappers Orchestra from Strathclair. The group praised Jean Cook for arranging rides and date changes. next meeting December 14 at Miniota Community Centre hosted by the Miniota U C W.
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Miniota
Crandall
Jean Cook
Barbara Littlejohn
Jean Ewing
Rae Armitage
Winnie Morgan
Medichair Company
Brandon
Jean
Nora Shier
M.C
Tom Delgary
Nora
Strathclair
Gerald
Bert Lawrence
Land grant and housing aid noted across centuries
On December 3 1653 Nicholas Denys received all land between Cape Canso and Cape Rosier in Acadia. In 1919 the federal government made 25 million dollars available to purchase homes.
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Nicholas Denys
Cape Canso
Cape Rosier
Acadia
Complex Dinner Theatre Fundraiser Ends With Profit
The event featured Evie Strachan, Betty Thomson, Lorraine Brooks, Cindy Dalrymple, and Mavis Smith in kitchen roles with a hot kitchen. Clam Chowder, Salad, Prime Rib and Peach Flambe were served as lighting by Larry Oakden and Craig Fedorowich ensured the 25 flames burned safely. The play depicted a banker’s murder with Detective Drabinski solving the case. Net profit about $2500 was raised for the Hamiota and District Sports Complex, welcomed by organizers who seek future support.
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Evie Strachan
Betty Thomson
Lorraine Brooks
Cindy Dalrymple
Mavis Smith
Larry Oakden
Craig Fedorowich
Drabinski
Hamiota
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Dennis Decker
Golden Age
Way-Mor Agencies Ltd
Irwin
Oak River
Irwin Lennox
Canada
Norrie
Complex Dinner Theatre
Delmar Kirk
Main St
Rivers