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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 01, 1951
Page
8
Friday February 9 services listed at Arrow River Beulah Wilfrids Crandall Isabells Miniots with times 2 p m 8 p m 5 p m 230 230 and 280 all ladies invited to attend.
A Manitoba board classifies all films as Adult or General and places ads to guide parents. Final say on juvenile choices rests with parents, not theater owners, except for explicit age limits on problem pictures. The box office staff follow company lists, ratings, and reviews to select weekly showings.
Mrs H S Hyndman and John Hyndman visit Winni es while Mrs Geo Douglas travels with her son Wilfred to the west coast.
Miss Myrtle Irvine underwent an appendix operation in Hamid a hospital on Tuesday last week. Seven rinks took part in the school bone piel on Saturday. The measuring stick on an extra end decided the winning rink to be. Lioyd Kerr, Miss Ts Sherritt, Marlene Amy, Beverly Rudd , Raymond Haselwood, Diane Dib blee, Wallace and Laurel Hen derson Consolation-1 Barry Shier, Walter Lipscomb, Shirley Crandell, Denise Morison. 2 Bob Schoch, Mises J. Turner, Ivan Schoch, Jenny Sobkowics.
Cameron born at Brandon General Hospital on January 20 to Mr and Mrs Peter Cameron Willon and sons Wright born at Hemiota Hospital on January 24 to Mr and Mrs L Wright Isabella a daughter Lorna Eileen
Beatrice Yvonne Elliott daughter of J. W. Elliott Crandall wed Raymond Frederick Winters son of Fred Winters Winnipeg in a quiet Winnipeg ceremony on January 20 at 10 30 a m. Bride wore a tailored gabardine suit with navy accessories. The couple resides at 27 Kennedy Street Winnipeg.
A quiet ceremony was held at St Marys Anglican chapel in Portage la Prairie on Friday January 19 at six o clock. Janet Marie Alford youngest daughter of Mrs A A Alford and the late Dr Alford of Oakville Man became the bride of Edgar Wallace Salway third son of Mr and the text ends before completion of groom details.
Mrs H Salway of Miniota married in a ceremony officiated by Canon UC Baye. The bride wore a pearl grey crepe dress and pink carnation corsage. Attendants were Margaret Alford and Raymond Salway. A reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Steinbach Manitoba.
Daisy Doreen Wythe daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Wythe of Victoria B C wed Frank Nesbitt Alexander of Ottawa son of the late Dr and Mrs C B Alexander of Shawville P Q. The ceremony at Emanuel United Church Montreal was performed by Rev H B B Campbell at 3 p m on December 4. The bride wore sapphire blue velvet with pink rhinestone accents and carried pink roses. Attendants included Miss E Aitken of Toronto and John MM Alexander of Montreal. The couple will reside on Richmond Road Woodroffe Ontario.
Robert Rowan longtime Willon district resident dies after brief illness at 80. He passed away Saturday January 27 at his daughter’s home in Mac Auley. Death attributed to pneumonia.
Born at Arthur Cot he moved west in 1805 and lived in Ste. Rose du Lac country before settling nearby. Funeral Monday in United church conducted by Rev W Fargey of Elkhorn. Burial at MacAuley cemetery with many floral tributes. Survivors include Johnathan Ste. Rose and two daughters Mrs R Scott and Mrs Mattern. sister Mrs Robinson in Toronto and half brother in Saskatoon.
A note from Mrs. W. E. Nankivell thanks friends who called on Stanley during his hospital stay and thanks for flowers and cards. The acknowledgment expresses appreciation for the support.
Mrs. O Blaich has recovered from pneumonia. Joe Bonner Geo Gardham F Wiggins and Bob Bonner are taking part in Virden bonspies this week.
Isabella played Lavinia 9 to 5 in a Wednesday hockey game. Mr and Mrs H Calder plan a visit to Victoria. M Astle travels to BC to visit a sister. In the Birtle bonspiel Tom Stevensone’s rink placed. Satterthwaite Roy Doyle and W Muldoon finished fourth in the Citizens’ event. Teenagers gathered at the Manse with Lawrence Heise presiding for a discussion on comic books as detriments to youth, followed by social time.
A fragment hints at long neglect within a household as aging ears bear the burden of quiet decline. The speaker notes two decades without relief, emphasizing fatigue and hardship endured by a single afflicted pair of ears.
The gathering concluded with games and square dancing followed by lunch. Two ladies teams advance to Brandon bonspiel led by J Iverach D J and St Bell C Aries J Rees W Gilebriet R Dorav and Jean Cosworth. A rink proceeds to Birtle bonspiel with T Stewart H Miller P Still and B Flyno.
Beula B Mrs Lloyd Evans underwent an operation in Hamida hospital on Monday and is doing nicely. C Smith with J Hawes W Rollo and J Deyholes won second prize in the Board of Trade event in Birtle last week. They brought home four 15 lb hams. Goody! The Adult Group held an organization meeting in the church on Sunday. Plans were made for the coming months. Contests and discussions were on the program, which concluded with lunch.
Western farmers can cut costs and raise yields by using clean, treated seed and rigorous weed control. The study shows large amounts of weed seeds and smutty grain in shipments, costing farmers money. surveys indicate over half of spring seed is unclean. Emphasizes cleaning, treating seed, timely cultivation, and careful harvesting to reduce seed contamination and boost income.
Lloyd Ace Percival and the Sports College announce the Hockey Handbook after five years of research and a physical evaluation of the Detroit Red Wings. The guide aims to help players and coaches improve endurance, flexibility, and overall athletic standard. Enquiries to Sports College Box 99 Toronto.
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