Oliver Boliver Weekly Miniota Manitoba Public Notice
The Miniota Herald lists a Thursday publication date February 15 1951 for Oliver Boliver with subscription rates of 250 per year, 3.00 to U S A, payable in advance.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
8
The Miniota Herald lists a Thursday publication date February 15 1951 for Oliver Boliver with subscription rates of 250 per year, 3.00 to U S A, payable in advance.
Crandall D. L. Johnston attends the Provincial Red Cross Society annual meeting in Winnipeg. Two rivks of ladies participate in the spiel at Hamilton with teams led by Mesdames Robus Clark Hyndman Lyng and Vance Cavanagh Amy and Jean Howard. School bonspiel results list winners including Challenger Barry Shier Mayme and Neil Johnston.
Readable names include Beverly Hyndman Littlejohn Marlene Amy Barry VanBuskirk and others such as 2 Bud Amy Mary Bernice Johnston and Anita Seboeb in a scattered community notice fragment.
Seed Clubs Art Heise skip leads team with Glen Still Ray Still and John Wall to wins over Oak Rivers and Hamiota team, then losses to Bradwardine. WI meeting at Mrs Johnston’s home reports donations and sewing consignments. Hospital Aid annual meeting recap and thought for the day feature. Paper flower demo and Wings in England talk accompany a lunch and handwork display.
The South group of the W.M.S. met after prayer on Friday to review the Study book chapter. Mrs. John Wiggins presided. The prize noted was a one night’s accommodation at the St Regis Hotel in Winnipeg.
The 14 mixed event bonspiel at Arrow River grew more competitive after Friday. Four events are underway and Attwood's rink carried off a win as the competition intensifies.
William George Nankivell born February 21 1910 in Arrow River died recently leading to a large funeral at Arrow River United Church conducted by Rev A D Caskey. Burial followed in Arrow River cemetery with pallbearers listed. He married Jean Sutherland at Isabella and had four daughters one son plus relatives.
We thank friends and relatives for kindness, messages, sympathy cards and floral tributes sent during our sorrow. Mrs W G Nanki vell and Family.
Florence Megan Stretton became the bride of Edward John Green at St Wilfrid’s Beulah on Saturday February 10. Rev B O Whitield officiated, with music by Rene Oswin and Irene Green singing during the register. The couple will reside in Beulah after a reception at the bride’s home.
A large crowd filled the McKague’s chapel in Saskatoon on February 5 to honor Mrs. Joseph Evans formerly Ida May Chapman. Rev. F Wilkie led the service with two solos by Mrs. Snell, while floral tributes reflected community esteem. She leaves a husband a son Leslie in Kelowna and relatives in Isabella Winnipeg Kelowna and Beulah among others.
Beulah Ralph Kitchen of Winnipeg visited the Brian Cooper home for the weekend. Stan Brunton departed to visit his ill mother in Elmira Ontario, who is in her twenty first year.
Due to current international developments a labor shortage for farm help is anticipated. Farmers are urged to list needs early with their Agricultural Representative, specifying single male workers, married couples, or farm domestics to facilitate timely provision of help.
McDonald couple welcome a son Barry Garth at Birtle hospital on February 4. Father is Frank McDonald and mother is from Birle. The birth was announced by the family and local residents.
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