Frank Rowan Returns With New Ford After East Trip
Frank Rowan came home from the east with a new Ford car. WM. S. sold out at a Home Cooking sale on Saturday. Businesses will close Friday for Good Friday observance. Donnie Angell is a patient at Virden hospital being treated for rheumatic fever. William Angell returned from Vancouver and visited his son George in town. The W I Auxiliary will not meet until Monday April 13 at Mrs C Johnson home. Frank Payne was taken to Hamita hospital on Wednesday and is improving. H W Gibbings attended the annual meeting of the Manitoba Dairy and Poultry Co-Op in Winnipeg last week.
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Wm. Angell
Vancouver
George
W. I
C. Johnson
H W Gibbings
Man, Dairy and Poultry Co-Op
Winnipeg
Easter Bazaar at Miniota Centre and Local Notices
A community Easter Bazaar and home cooking sale will be held at the Miniota Community Centre from 3 to 5 pm on Saturday April 4 with a 25cc Tea. Holy Trinity church W A Seed Club seeks boys 14 to 20 for formation. contact Gordon Long. Major and Mrs Walter Finney visit. Maj Finney and Nurse Ethel Morton recently married. WI meeting April 10 features antique displays of items 75 years old or more. Sewing group Merry Stitchers won prizes at the 4 H exhibition in Hamiota with multiple awards. Alfred, son of O Biaich, graduated from Manitoba Agricultural College with top insecticides and beekeeping studies earning $25. Alfred will return in fall.
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Holy Trinity Church
W. A
Gordon Long
Walter Finney
Montreal
Wm.Morton
Maj. W. Finney
Ethel Morton
J.f.termant
Merry Stitchers Sewing Group
Hamiota
Joan Hodnett
Sandra Spalding
Gwen Draper
Myrna Barrett
Pat Hodnett
O. Biaich
Man. Agricultal College
Winnipeg
Alfred
Card of Thanks from Minota W.M.S. Home Cooking Sale
The Minota W.M.S. thanks the community for the generous response to their home cooking sale held Saturday, which was very successful and well supported the appeal.
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Minota
W.M.S
Curlers Merchants event final decided after last Wednesday
Final results of the Curlers Merchants event show Hodnett Ebose alarm clocks taking first, Peel Rorson lighters and hits second, Peel Figurine lamps third, and Bonner sets of eight beverage glasses fourth. Lunches raised 379.45 dollars, with expenses pending. Sealer pickup available at Forsyth's store.
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LS. Hodnett Rink
W. Peel
Rorson
C. Peel
Bob Bonner
Forsyth
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