Local Happenings and Social Notes Across Manitoba
The Ladies Bridge Club met at Rae Armitage's on February 5 with four tables, Tillie Draper high and Dot Spalding low. Numerous residents attend meetings, visits, and events in Grimsby, Winnipeg, Moose Jaw, Minot, and Virden, with travels to bonspiels, theaters, and family gatherings. An error in last week’s issue is corrected regarding Mrs W Williams’s hospital move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Armitage
Tillie Draper
Dot Spalding
Miniota Skateboard Hockey Weekend Highlights Youth Action
Four Saturday hockey games at Miniota arena feature Elkhorn Oak Lake and Shoal Lake. Miniota's 10U loss to Elkhorn 3 2 with McKenzie and Tomiski scoring. 12U tied 2 2 with Oak Lake, Medd unassisted Stewart assist. 8U Miniota 0 Shoal Lake 5, 10U Miniota 1 Shoal Lake 8 with Stewart goal and Morton assist. Next week includes Lenore 10U at Miniota and 12U Hamiota at Miniota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Elkhorn
Oak Lake
Shoal Lake
Billie McKenzie
Johnny Tomiski
Michael Medd
Ross Stewart
Randy McKean
Mark Morton
Lenore
Hamiota
District Happenings in Stewart Copper Mines Claim World Largest
Mr Gerry Gow runs an eatery in Stewart BC declaring the town hosts the world’s largest copper mines. Sympathy extends to Ivan and Betty Paynter on the death of her Texas brother Jack Mc Brady. Mrs Ida Fleury is ill with bronchitis at Birtle Hospital. Wishing a speedy recovery to flu bronchitis and pneumonia cases. Darryle Fleury sustains a facial cut from hockey, five stitches at Birtle Hospital. Gail Martin of Winnipeg spending a week at home. Ted Grainger hospitalized with quimsey. Daphne Medd left for Winnipeg. Tomiski family from Brandon visiting the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerry Gow
Stewart
B.C
Gerry
Ivan
Betty Paynter
Jack McBrady
Texas
Ida Fleury
Birtle Hospital
Darryle Fleury
Gail Martin
Winnipeg
Ted Grainger
Quimsey
Daphne Medd
Bill. Tomiski
Brandon
Miniota Ladies Bonspiel Concludes After Cold Weekend
In fierce 25 below weather and blowing snow, ninety two women competed across 23 rinks including 12 local and several from Virden Birtle Isabella Lenore and Decker. Mrs G Bruce opened the centennial event honoring 1925 Ladies Curling Club founders with teams named after ships. Results crowned L Ewbank Grand Aggregate winner and J Nichol took curling pins with multiple winners earning trophies and gifts from Higginbotham’s Virden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Virden
Birtle
Isabella
Lenore
Decker
G. Bruce
J. Cook
G. Wilson
Ladies Bonspiel at Decker Draws Local Players
Isabella Two rinks from here attend the Ladies Bonspiel at Decker. Hazel Wall Stella Ariss Ina Doran and Dorothy Finkbeiner entered. Prizes sheets second in second event June Nichol Phyllis Bell Ruth Teasdale Dorothy Flynn honored. District residents suffer colds and flu. Mr Ernie Sunley had a car accident in Hamiota Friday morning. Numerous men's rinks enter the Decker Spiel this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Hazel Wall
Stella Ariss
Ina Doran
Dorothy Finkbeiner
June Nichol
Phyllis Bell
Ruth Teasdale
Dorothy Flynn
Ernie Sunley
Hamiota
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Telegram Syndkate
Miss Barbra Streisand
Maniota
Manitoba
USA
England
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
F. S. Venables
John Bonner
Grimsby
Ontario
Dave Stewart
Mr. T. Canover
W. Jolley
Moose Jaw
Les Horner
Russ Howard
Minot
N.D
Erick Harlin
Glen McKean
T. Conover
Don McKean
Ingles
McKean
Heather MacPherson
Vancouver
P. Gerbrandt
Selkirk
W. A. Barrett
Barrett
Park Residence
D. Sutherland
al Corneillie
Austin
H. Walker
Mr. Walker
G. Angell
Leslee
City
Marion
Mrs. Adams
Neil Rowan
Virden Hospital
Agnes Heaman
Rowan
Bob Bartin
Brenda Harvey
Jane
Bob
Oly Trinity Anglican
Birtle - Miniota United Church
Isabella and Miniota
Beulah and Birtle
Hockey News
Dgar Buckingham, Goliath, Toews
Beulah
Hawthorne and Hodnett
L. Ewbank
L. Heaman
W. Wilson
J. Nichol
Spencer and Turner
O. Hawes
E. Mossop
M. Little
J. Duke
Lancaster
G. Sexsmith
M. Nykoliation
M. Attwood
Higginbotham
Alexander Rink
Miniota Club
Russ Leland
Bob Gardham
RED Cross
Perlmutter Ll.b
Res
Man
Rexall Super
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