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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 05, 1961

Page

3

Beulah Cora Doyle CGIT Candletighter Vite Event Summary

Beulah Cora Doyle notes a CGIT Candletighter event at Beulate United Church Fenisgeer 18 led by Ariene Lindenbach with Barbara Mann reading Sandra's Christmas Miracle and scripture by Francis Steuart and Frazer. Patsy Sterling Althea Amy Bonja Derhousoff lit candles. Other participants include Ibara Doyle Rhonda Amy and Hed Kling Lynne Wiltshire distributed programs and Ted Maduke Jack Page vacationing in Outlook Saskatchewan.

Cora Doyle Beulate United Church of Fenisgeer Ariene Lindenbach Barbara Mann Sandra Francis Steuart Frazer Patsy Sterling Althea Amy Bonja Derhousoff Marlewe Erd Ibara Doyle Rhonda Amy Hed Kling Lynne Wiltshire Ted Maduke Jack Page Outlook Saskatchewan

Christmas Visits and Holiday Guests Across Communities

The piece lists numerous residents and relatives visiting family homes in Kami Loop s Hamiota Rivers Brandon Winnipeg and Kamloops during Christmas including Mr and Mrs Charlie Harri son Lynne Wen dy Jackie Roberta Doran Don Sherwin W Collver and others with extended mentions of patients at local hospitals and visits by relatives from Regina and Winnipeg.

Shark Stowe E Fighbeiner Attwood Brandon R Attwood Russdll Clark Winnepeg Toni Rittaler Glen Charlie Harrison Lynne Wendy Jackie Roberta Kamiloops B.C D. Harrison T. Stewart A. Norrie H. Harrison K. Fraser Hamiota R. Campbell Rivers Eddie Doran Saskatoon E. Sunlevy University Hospital Johnnie Wall Winnipeg Don Sherwin Bob Buchanan White Horse Alaska J. T. Finkbeiner W. Collver E Martin A. Watts Kelwood T. J. Kennedy Stuart Johnson C.P.R Basswood Lynne Harrison Kamloops, B.C Mrs. H. Calder Rose Marion Wright D. Wright R. Scarth Lorna Isla Ted Finkbeiner Doug Don Finkbeiner Lynne Anderson Merle Branson R. E. Heise J. Stowe Regina C. R. Lee Ralph Donnie Winnixer M. Haverstick Wallace Hyndman Invermere T. Lawson Wawa Ontario J. Lawson Winnineg Ralph Lee Skip Donnie Lee Tom Walker Bruce Lyng Brian Johnston Donald Kitz Barry Angus Mickey Steen Linda O'Connor Technical Institute Hamieda Hospital J. Baker Lethbridge Alberta W. Bergman M. Beddome A. Shelvey M. Skinner E. Barnes Ivan Kirk W. Crandell Bryan Shirley Virden J. Smithson L. A. Rudd Stanley Coupe Oakville Elena Lawrence Wallace Harry Hansen Port Arthur Grace Sutherland Hes Avi Unsea Sakae Jack J. T. Walker La‘nuke Estevan Garry Graham Bradwardine Gwen Walker Degraine John Dickey Brent Glenboro Elmer Douglas City

Arrow River Christmas Events and Departures Highlight Community

Arrow River residents share holiday greetings as Gail Mitchell returns from Ninette with her family for two weeks, and Charlie Hill joins the Hill and Harvey Grandview party for Christmas. Local 4-H groups, school concert, and community parties mark the festive season amid farewell to R G Mitchell from the School Board.

R. G Wiggins Santa Wm. Tennant Woods Minnedosi Pat Baker Billy John Wiggins M-Donalds Virden Murray Carnese Brandon 4-H Vickie Lelond Wes Lelond Janice Carnevie Stan Lelond Smith Wm. Lelond Leland R. J. McLean Bob Irwin Strathlair Gordon Parker Elkhorn Sproat of Joe Bonner Yvonne Hyndman Geo. Brown R. Clegg

Community notes show population drop and holiday visits

Crandall reports 1961 town population 107, down 22 from last year. Six families moved away, 12 houses vacant. There were two deaths and six births in 1960, plus multiple weddings and holidays spent with relatives across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Various locals attended curling events, nursing training, and visits to Winnipeg, Brandon, Saskatoon, and Winnipeg.

J. Hughes Donnie P Hughes Earl McMillan C. Bomford W.fowlie Rundy M Crawford Wm. Coburn N Smith S. Coupe R. Wale R. Coveney Ivan Lawrence M. Bray Murray van Buskirk Blanche’ Rita Leach Janice Mitchell Murray Carnegie

Crandall C.G.L.T. Girls Hold Annual Vesper Service

The Crandall C.G.LT. 4C?D girls held their annual Vesper Service on Sunday December 18. Seventeen girls lit candles and processed in, led by Crow O Connor. They sang carols including All my Heart This Night Rejoices and Hark the Herald Angels Sing. A Christmas Story was read and prayers offered.

Crandall C.g.lt Herb Smith Jesus Crow O'Connor Lorraine Rudd Mardie Steen Herald Angels Linda Rivers Maxine Walker Tody Smith Lillian Kitz Lawrie Johnston Judy Smith Marion Henderson Lynne Shiott Sheila Webber Margaret Henderson C.G Harvey Hyndman

Outlook Bright for New Year Says Premier Duff Roblin

Premier Duff Roblin delivers a New Year message hailing Manitoba’s 1960 as a year of strong industrial growth and diverse new industries. He notes continued potential for basic development, investment, and expansion across the province into 1961.

Manitoba Rends Duff Roblin

Issac Rice Named To City Magistrate's Court

Hon. Sterlington announces the Manitoba attorney general’s appointment of Winnipeg lawyer Issac Rice as Magistrate of the City Magistrate's Court following the death of C. W Tupper QC. Rice, 49, a Manitoba Law School graduate, has long served as Crown attorney and relief magistrate in the North East district.

Sterlington Manitoba Winnipeg Issac Rice W Tupper Manitoba Law School Rice Beausejour Lac du Bonnet Whitemouth Magistrate Rice Manitoba Bar Association Canadian Bar Association John Howard - Elizabeth Fry Society

Manitoba Premier outlines 1961 priorities and growth

Duff Roblin vows to expand natural resources including a major mine near Thompson, develop forest products, and boost water resource use. He notes health gains, education expansion, unemployment concerns, and plans for a national marketing research board while urging unity to make 1961 the best year yet.

Sncege A OA Natural Resources Thomps* Son Canada Duff Roblin Manitoba

Dominion Diamond D Championships to crown national ladies curlers

The best lady curlers from across Canada will compete in Ottawa at the Dominion Diamond D Championships February 27 to March 3 at the Rideau Curling Club. The event marks representatives from every province in a national ladies curling title.

Canada Dominion Ottawa Rideau Curling Club Dominion Stores Limited Canadian Ladies’ Curling Association Lord Elgin Hotel Rideau Club CLCA Rcaf Pipers Rockcliff Air Station Ottawa District Glebe F. S. Browne Eastern Ontario Ladies’ ‘Curling Association R. H. Merguson

Archimedes and the fever of machinery

The piece argues humans shift from muscle power to machines powered by oil. It notes Canada relies on oil for over half its energy and consumes more than 1,000,000 gallons per hour, with Imperial Oil cited as a provider at reasonable prices.

Archimedes Canada Imperial

Researchers collect words and music of French Canadian folk songs

Researchers have gathered the words and melodies of fourteen thousand French Canadian folk songs, building a large archive that documents regional musical heritage. The project encompasses traditional lyrics, tunes, and performer notes to preserve this cultural repertoire.

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Beulah Venda Pierce Fred John Bickford John Devholas Shirley Hamberg Don Stowelaw Hamberg R Maduke Patsy Maduke Bud Kelly Ro Smith M. Lut Kaluke Marion Lomiski Wilfred Lindenbach Larry Yanich J. Maduke J. Edmundson Robert If Explorer Group M. Paynter Wiltshire Jean Ling Calleen Steuart Lynda Grainger Shirley Frazer Isabella T Finkbeiner R. L. Stevenson J. Kennedy Hamiota Hospital Arrow River Crandall Cor Coburn Vernon Lockhart Mooney Lockhart Woodworth Mr. Lockhart H. V. Johnston Hospital M. Wilson Della Douglas Dennis Johnston Ronald Hall Wallace Henderso N. Cardale Glenda Smith Darlene Webber Shoal Lake Sharlene Morison Garry van Buskirk Wawanesa Jessie Mitchell Ray O'Connor Crandall C.G Esso Imperial Offee
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