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Mrs. C. E. Wythe traveled last week to Edmonton to visit her daughter and become acquainted with her new granddaughter.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
8
For Sale Black Boucle Coat with Fox Collar Prive 42
For sale a black boucle cloth coat with a silver fox collar and chamois lining. It features heavy satin overlining. Size 42. Price twenty dollars. Phone 1441 Miniota ex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Mixed bonspiel opens as 13 rinks enter
Glen MacDonald received his discharge from the army. Mrs. A. Oswin spends a few days in Winnipeg this week. Harold Mclean reported to his depot in Winnipeg last week following repat leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen MacDonald
Army
Harold Mclean
Winnipeg
Deaths of Mrs Hy Saxton and J H Bliss in Sask
Word reached Uno of the death in Watrous Sask on Sunday December 9 of Mrs Hy Saxton formerly Mrs John Gray a Uno resident. The funeral was held Tuesday at Watrous. J H Bliss longtime Miniota butcher later grain dealer and Uno postmaster died at Neepawa on November 4 at age 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watrous Sask
Hy Saxton
John Gray
Uno
Watrous
J. H
Joe) Bliss
Miniota
Neepawa
Arrow River Social Notes Highlight Brandon Visit
Miss Margaret O Callaghan of Brandon visited home last week and returned with her mother now in Brandon hospital with a fractured and dislocated shoulder. Mrs E Hulme hosted a shower for Mrs C Derouin Florence McKinnon, attended by Arrow River friends while Mrs J R Mitchel read the address and Glenda Hulme drew a miniature CPR train as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O'Callaghan
Brandon
Brandon Hospital
E. Hulme Brandon
C. Derouin
Ilorence McKinnon
Arrow River
J. R Mitchel
Glenda Hulme
P.R. Train
Isabella and Mrs Wright visit. Red Cross items sent
Isabella and Mrs J Mitchell of Grand Forks visit sister Mrs D Wright while Mrs H A Miller plans winter with daughter Mrs J W W McGregor in Gladstone. Red Cross sent 11 quilts 20 diapers 10 nighties 10 vests 3 boys wind breakers 5 pro boys trousers 1 ladies knitted sweater. Junior Red Cross held a sale of work and silver tea raising 25 dollars. Located in Decker Isa Bella districts a former United Church pastor Rev James Savage died suddenly after preaching at Foxwarren. He served in the Decker and Killarney fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Decker
Isabella
United Church
James Savage
Killarney
Welcome Home Banquet Planned for Miniota Service Personnel
The Miniota community announces a Welcome Home Banquet and Reception on December 28 at 6.00 PM in the Masonic hall. The event honors Canadian Forces personnel returning from overseas, with preparations coordinated by the local municipality and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Masonic
Miniota Banquet Planned by Women’s Institute signals invitees
The Miniota stands at 87 invites all inans da to attend a community banquet. W. I. ladies oversee arrangements with the aim of a memorable evening. A complimentary dance closes the event and attendees are asked to bring lunch. Full details available from J. W. Horner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Mow
W. I
Miniota Community Soldiers’ Goodwill Committee
J.W. Horner
W.L. Hodnett
B Currie
R.M. Oliver
Noel and Bohpa Wedding of Winnipeg Grenadier Bridegroom
Pte Max Noel of the Winnipeg Grenadiers, repatriated from Hong Kong, marries his partner Noel Bohpa in a ceremony noted for returning servicemen and local representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pte
Max Noel
The
Winnipeg Grenadiers
Hong Kong
Portage Village Couple Wed at Birdtail Reserve Church
The marriage took place at Birdtail Indian Reserve United Church on Monday November 19 officiated by Rev. HI Bow man. The groom hails from Portage Village and wed Filsie Bopha daughter of Mr and Mrs Bopha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Village
Mar
Filsie Bopha
Beulah couple wed in quiet home ceremony
Margaret Josephine Woods and Richard Smith were married at the Woods home Beulah on Wednesday December Sth at 10 30 am. Ceremony by Rey H S Bowman took place before a flower decorated fireplace. Miss Kallie Woods played the music as the bride entered on her father’s arm in a blue crepe frock with white accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GL. Woods
Beulah
Margaret Josephine
Richard Smith
W. B Smith
Birtle
Rey H. S. Bowman
Kallie Woods
Couple Becomes Married In Simple Ceremony
The bride wore an orchid wool dress under a black fitted coat with a silver fox collar and a black felt sailor hat. After a luncheon for 23 guests the couple left for a honeymoon in Winnipeg. They will reside in Birtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Mrs. R. Smith
Birtle
LeLond Birth in Miniota Nursing Home
Terence Gregory Leland was born on Sunday December 9 at Miniota Nursing Home to Mr and Mrs Gordon Leland of Miniota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelond
Miniota Nursing Home
Gordon Leland
Miniota
Terence Gregory
Nicolson Baby Born in Winnipeg Grace Hospital
A daughter named Betty Joanne was born on Saturday December 8 at Grace Hospital Winnipeg to Mr and Mrs A D Nicolson.
Winnipeg trip notes and local leave updates
Crandall M. McConnell visited Winnipeg on business. Ldg.Prim. Hugh Lawson of Winnipeg is on leave at home. Mrs. J. Lawson is undergoing medical treatment in Brandon. Mr and Mrs. J. Shetlar have left to spend the winter months at the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lac Davidson Heise
Abbottsford
R. E Heise
Hugh Lawson
Winnipeg
Mrs. J. Lawson
Brandon
Mrs. J. Shetlar
Coast
Local Notes From Portage la Prairie Community
Eva Greenlay of Portage la Prairie visits Mr and Mrs H Hyndman. Ten new YPU members initiated last Monday in the church parlor. Mr and Mrs M E Vance of Rocanville Sask arrive for the winter. A novelty bonspiel with 18 rinks underway after mild weather. Rink fund benefits from a Dibblee donation from lunch proceeds at a Gift and Tea shop opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss
Eva Greenlay
Portage la Prairie
Mr. and
Rs. H. Hyndman
Y.P.U
M. E Vance
Rocanville, Sask
Rink
Canadian Pacific Fleet Aboard War Effort Two Million Troop Miles
The Canadian Pacific fleet logged two point seven five million miles in Admiralty service during World War II with about two million miles as troop transports. The record covers three quarters of a million personnel and civilians carried and over three and a half million tons of war materiel and food. Seagoing personnel losses included 272 killed and 265 missing or captured, with eleven vessels of 193,000 tons sunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Canada
United Nations
Mediterranean
Africa
Newfoundland
Britain
Admiralty
Australia
Halifax
Scotland
Japan
Pacific
Russia
Richmond
Bedford
Kathleen
Fleet Auxiliary
Montclare
Montrose
H.M.S. Forfar
Beaverford
Jervis Bay
Stheer
Beaverburn
Beaverdale
Beaverbrae
Princess Marqueee
Montgomery
Alamein
Duchess of Atholl
Duchess of York
Spain
Welcome Home party honors Gov Richard Douglas and officers
The Orange hall overflowed for the eighth Welcome Home gathering Thursday evening for Gov Richard Douglas Sgt Alvin Johns and Sgt Allan Stevenson. Rev Wilson chaired a lively program with solos duets readings piano and instrumentals. The guests were welcomed by Roy Brown and Roy received a purse and Mrs Brown a corsage. Allan spoke for the group and the audience sang For they are Jolly Good Fellows. The Chumah orchestra played as dancing followed and Miss Cora McDonald presented Roy a purse and Mrs Brown a red rose corsage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Hall
Richard Douglas
Alvin Johns
Allan Stevenson
Wilson
Jean Douglas
Velma
Ena Irvine
Myrna McConnell
Miss T. Meadows
Margaret Coupe
H. Smith
J. Hazelwood
J. Stewart
Lenore
J. Strachan
Decker
Darced
United Church of Canada Miniota Pastoral Charge Service Notice
Minister Rev. K A Moyer announces December 16 services at Arrow River 2 pm Miniota Sunday school 11 am and service 730 pm The Birth of Christ is presented as the greatest event in history and its impact on hearts is linked to atomic energy for mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Miniota
Christ
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Minicta Cafe
M. Kostenuk
Mrs. J. Mitchell
Grand Forks, N.D
Mrs. D. Wright
H. A. Miller
J. W. W. McGregor
Gladstone
Miniota Herald
Reg M. Oliver
Manitoba
Tursday
Noel—Bohpa
Smith— Woods
Federal
Christian Science Monitor
Posse
Christian Science Publishing Society
Que
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
Kristian Science Monitor
Crandall
M. McConnell
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
British Columbia
York
Marguerite
el Alamein
the United Church of Canada
Rev
K. A. Moyer
Canadian Legion
Call of the
H. Harrison
Geo. J. Heyhoe
Optometrist
Virden
Jasper
Hamiota
Canadian National Institute For ‘2 Blind
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