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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1970
Page
4
Isabella UCW met to explore North American Indian life with Bruce Sealey of the Metis Federation of Manitoba as resource person. He shared Indian music on tapes, displayed Indian art, and explained pieces and their makers. Mrs. Geo Sutherland opened with a reading.
The Women’s Institute held its regular meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Still on April 1. Delegates to the Rivers district convention May 4 are Mrs. A Heise and Mrs. Della Harrison. Plans were made for Centennial Day spoons, a Hospital Aid Tea on May 8, and a lunch at the Centennial Ball.
CGIT meet at Isabella Community Centre on Wednesday evening with Sandra Heise presiding. She opened with CGIT purpose and hymn as Joanne Norrie Susan Finkbeiner and Heise led community singing. Glenda Heise introduced Mr Ralph Jacobs of the Anglican Church Birtle who spoke on Indian culture. Lunch served to guests from Crandell Decker and Miniota. Taps and the Mizpah Benediction concluded.
The Ladies' Bridge Club met April 2 at Mrs. Wm Barrett's with four tables. Norma arrived last minute and prizes went to Mrs. Robi Clark and Mrs. H Richardson. A delicious lunch followed. next gathering is at Peg Steuart's April 16 at 7 45 p m. Virden bridge at Mrs T Cole's was canceled due to her father D Stewart being hospitalized.
John Jeremiah Craig born December 13 1891 in Glenlochar died March 23 in Assiniboine Hospital Brandon at age 79. He served in World War I and leaves four sisters Mrs Dave Blelloch Mrs A Switzer Mrs J Beattee Mrs S Sparks and four brothers Charles Arch ie Alex Lewis all of Manitoba and Winnipeg. Funeral conducted March 26 at United Church Miniota with interment Arrow River cemetery.
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