Miniota Herald December 17 1983 edition record
Local newspaper issue dated Thursday December 17 1983 edited by M Oliver. Contains community notices and regional briefs from Miniota and surrounding area.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 17, 1953
Page
9
Local newspaper issue dated Thursday December 17 1983 edited by M Oliver. Contains community notices and regional briefs from Miniota and surrounding area.
Crandall Mra A Luckie of Vancouver visits sister Mra J Kolac Special church services are Sunday at 11 a.m. and candle light service at 7 30 Miss Claudia Dickey and Norman Kerwin Portage spent weekend at C Dickey home Mrs D Henderson and Ernie Fleming are patients in Hamiota hospital Malcolm Hall was a Brandon hospital patient Elmer Douglas attended his nephew James Douglas wedding at La Riviera WMS Christmas meeting held at Manse with Mrs Kite in charge and reports on CGIT and Mission Bands tea served by Mrs A Carruthers
A Thursday gathering at Mr. Kennedy's home with 11 members 5 associate men and 3 visitors featured Mrs. Levi Miller presiding and Mrs Kennedy leading worship. Rev K Moffett spoke on Capt William Oliver and maritime missions on the west coast while Mrs R T Clark read a meditation on Christmas meaning. Annual reports show allocations were over subscribed.
Audrey Teasdale underwent an operation in the Children's hospital with her mother at her side in Winnipeg. A 4 H bus trip to North Dakota studied farming methods led by John Wall Glen Still and Eddie Doran. Baby Band tea at Mrs Reg Attwood raised about $20 for missions. Young Adults reorganized with Lloyd Irwin as president and 22 attendees. A Christmas party at the Community Centre drew a large crowd with preschool games and a gift tree. Mrs R Doran led the WI L meeting with carols and a White Gift. Reports highlighted Hospital Aid and shower planning committees. A wrapping demonstration by Mrs L Wright and Mrs H Krisbin impressed. Notices note delayed items and a Saskatchewan visit by someone named Lyre. Elkhorn W I dinner featured guest breaker Mrs Robi Sarth. Mrs Keith Easson, visiting family, left for Ft Norman with her infant son David.
The C.G.I.T. met in the church with eight members present and rehearsed for the Vesper service with Mrs J Wiggins assisting. Sunday featured an impressive C.G.I.T. service and a large number of White gifts from Sunday school children. The W I met Thursday and installed new officers with Mrs Mitchell as president and Mrs Lockhart as secretary.
Roll call inspired a Christmas display as Mrs W Lockhart presented the 1954 program and members drew a Mystery Friend. Mrs D Sutherland noted a parcel sent to an English W I and planned a program exchange with another country. Carol singing led by Mrs J Wizcins concluded with gifts and social time.
Gratitude to friends for letters cards and visits while a patient in Hamiota hospital. all appreciated. Percy Tles signed the note.
Beulah Mr. and Mrs. AS Fraser have left for Winnipeg to spend the winter season there.
Cst.8 V.M Chisholm of Victoria and his parents attended. a candlelight service was held at the United Church. The Home and School Association sponsored a whist drive and dance Friday, with Miss Ll Lindenbach and J Wiltshire winning high, Mia Craden and Vera Hawes low. Garry and Glenda Smith won crokinole.
Mr and Mrs A Lovatt of Hayfield announce the birth of a daughter at Brandon Genera Hospital on December 4 Catherine Anne also known as Kitty Goodwin is the baby’s name and family update.
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