Lost cooking top between Minot and Hamiota
Lost item reported between Minot and Hamiota includes a part of a gas range cooking top. Finder please contact Murray Coupland at Hamiota by collecting phone call to 764-2782.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1969
Page
5
Lost item reported between Minot and Hamiota includes a part of a gas range cooking top. Finder please contact Murray Coupland at Hamiota by collecting phone call to 764-2782.
Multiple families express gratitude for events and gestures including a 40th wedding anniversary dinner and tea, showers for Ken and Verlie Bryant, and visits to Mr R L Johnston in Hamiota Hospital. Special thanks go to Jean Cook and helpers, Audrey and Bonnie Bunn, Dr Hudson, nurses, and staff for patient care and for a 92nd birthday celebration on October 4th.
Wider Parish Council met November 26 to approve a division of labour with Rev. Jim Maxwell handling major pastoral visiting and Outreach, and Rev. Bob Kayes focusing on Christian Education both parish and congregational. Kayes may resign next year due to salary gaps. The meeting also proposed Laura Long as secretary up to four hours weekly. A junior high sleep-in event drew 32 participants, featuring games, discussions on God and drugs, films, and a pancake breakfast, with outside resource people and active parent and student involvement.
A fragmented column notes Paris riots in May and June causing about two million dollars in damage. It casually cites Prime Minister Trudeau snapping at reporters, a Winnipeg NDP figure Mel Watkins critical of English Canadians, and a cafe overheard quip about Canada’s leader in a BC Think In.
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