Miniota School Opens 1988 89 Year With 78 Enrolled
The Miniota School embarks on the 1988 89 term with 78 students. Staff include Kindergarten Mrs Sylvia Hanlin and grade teachers Mrs Shirley Hudson Mrs Linda Clark Mr Keith Tataryn Mrs Elsie Dickenson and Mrs Janice Hedley. New and returning staff welcomed. Student council elections set for September 20 with a family portrait fundraiser planned for October 3. A girls soccer team enters division play. cross country also active this fall. Playground upgrades completed with thanks to volunteers.
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Syliva Hanlin
Shirley Hudson
Linda Clark
Keith Tataryn
Elsie Dickenson
Janice Hedley
Jim Procyk
Marion Morgan
Sandra Armitage
Harvey Brown
Hamiota
Diane Nykoliation
Crandall
Bill Cousins
Birtle
Shoal
Sarah Leland
Darren Everatt
Julie
Daryl Clark
Tataryn
Cousins
Kenton Community Enterprises Hosts Liquor Inspector Event
At the September Kenton Community Enterprises meeting Manitoba Liquor Control Commission Inspector Darryl Medlicott spoke to explain rules for social event bars. Plans discussed include a flea market and craft sale on December 3 with table bookings by Phyllis Hames, Santa visit for December 10 pancake brunch, and hall bookings for the Leisure Club Bazaar October 14 UCW bazaar November 19 and a Halloween masquerade dance October 29. Further details to follow.
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Kenton
Kenton Community Enterprises
Darryl Medlicott
Manitoba Liquor Control Commission
Medlicott
Hall Committee
Liquor Control Commission
Phyllis Hames
Santa
UCW
Community Dismantles 73-Year-Old Miniota Curling Rink
Volunteers began removing the old curling rink built about 1915 after a June 10 1988 windstorm damaged the roof. The committee plans a three sheet artificial ice rink to reduce winter warming hazards, marking a new generation taking over from past founders.
U C W Meeting Notes Minioa UCW September 14
UCW met on September 14 with 8 ladies present. Financial report showed a balance of 166.73 dollars. Upcoming events include an October 18 fowl supper at 5 pm and a November 5 church tea sale of Christmas cards and bake sale at 3 pm. Subscription to Touchstone renewed for one year. Ten church calendars ordered. Marquis products to be sold at the September 25 flea market, with Margaret Taylor and Maud Leland in charge. Grow A Row produce to be left at Delbert Cole’s shop by September 26 for city delivery. A Africa study begins next month with a filmstrip showing. The October 14 meeting is one day early. Pauline Rowan led worship “In Time of Struggle” from Jacob’s struggle with the Angel at Peniel. Edna Reynolds served lunch.
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Touchstone
Marquis
Margaret Taylor
Maud Leland
Delbert Cole
Africa
Pauline Rowan
Jacob
Peniel
Edna Reynolds
Miniota News and Community Notices
Leah and Eleanor O Callaghan returned from a trip to Calgary and Banff. Eleanor attended a Winnipeg meeting September 9 10 for the Manitoba Heritage Federation Gaming Funds Committee. Donations of vegetables for Grow A Row should be left at Coles Machinery by September 26. The Miniota Student Council offers a Family Portrait for 7 95 for an 8 by 10 with other pictures available. Appointment via Miniota School 567 3530.
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Leah
Eleanor O’callaghan
Calgary
Banff
Winnipeg
Gaming Funds
Manitoba Heritage Federation
Eleanor
G.F.C
Cole
Miniota
Miniota School
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Michelle
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Naomi Weingartner
Jill Howard
Cindy Frazer
Luke Leland
Brian Argue
Blaine Watson
Daryl McLeod
Vanessa Mangrove
Garrett Armitage
Teri-Li Armitage
Lye Armitage
Amanda Oliver
Amber Draper
Tristen Gardham
Jenna Heamen
WE Whusic Services
Cramer, Man
Doug Kool
Brandon
Man
U.C.W
Miniota Ucw
Miniota News
Rae Armitage
Verna Reynolds
Mitchell
Autopac
Dale's
DeBin
Bruce Mitchell
Gregory
Terri E. Deller
Princess Avenue
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