Miniota 4-H News Three Leaders Attend January Meeting
The Merry Homemakers held their third meeting January 14 at Minot Junior High School. Fifteen members answered roll call with three leaders present. Gerrie Taylor received $3 for postage and Mrs Bohr, a 4-H leader, a fruit basket while she convalesces at home after a leg injury. Leslee Angell and Lauree McKenzie were nominated for entertainment at the February 11, 1971 meeting. Kathy Taylor later demonstrated a new game for her portion of the program.
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Miniota
Merry Homemakers
Gerrie Taylor
Bohr
Leslee Angell
Lauree McKenzie
Isabella Hockey Ties Elkhorn 7-7 in League Showdown
Isabella Hockey Club extended their unbeaten streak with a 7-7 tie against Elkhorn on January 22. Local scorers included Arnold Nichol and Len Stowe, with goals by Bruce Cowling, Ron Campbell, Bill Flynn, and Eric Irwin.
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Isabella
A.B
Elkhorn
Arnold Nichol
Len Stowe
Nichol
Bruce Cowling
Ron Campbell
Bill Flynn
Eric Irwin
Annual meeting of Arrow River WH group outlines plans
On Monday January 18 ten WH members gathered at Mrs. Tennant's home for the annual meeting. The thought of the day was Recipe for a Happy Day. A Centennial Project percolator will be engraved. Five dollars will be sent to The Peace Gardens and five to Arthritis and Rheumatism Society. Mystery Friends will be continued. Directors named for Hospital Aid, Social, Mystery Friends, President Mrs. R. E. Clegg, Sec Treas Mrs. J. Leland, Program Mrs. J Bonner, Sunshine Mrs. W. Lockhart, Auditors Mrs. Watters and Mrs. Kevin Leland. Mrs. Tennant served lunch.
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Arrow River
Tennant
Peace Gardens
Arthritis and
R. Mitchell
Mae Lelond
Les Lelond
R. E. Clegg
Treas
J. Leland
J. Bonner Sunshine
W. Lockhart
Watters
Kevin Leland
Leonard Hall Enters Into Rest
Leonard Hall died at his home in North Burnaby in his 79th year. Born in Harby England, he came to Winnipeg in 1910, served in WWI with the 76th Battery, married Charlotte Cumberland in 1918, then moved to Isabella Manitoba in 1919 with family. He farmed 41 years, won the Graves Trophy in 1954 for best farm and homes, retired in 1960 to North Burnaby, and enjoyed gardening and hobbies. He is survived by his wife four sons one sister nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral service was held at Forest Lawn Chapel Burnaby with interment there.
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Leonard Hall
E. Georgia St. N. Burnaby
Mr. Hall
Harby
Leicestershire
England
Winnipeg
Oak Bluff
76Th Battery, Field Artillery
France
Charlotte Ellen Cumberland
Canada
Isabella
Manitoba
North Burnaby
Edmund
Conrad
N. Burnaby
Francis
Vancouver
May
Vernon
Little Chapel of Flowers
Forest Lawn
Duncan Chalmers
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Hockey News
W.I. Meet
Mrs. Tennant
Hamiota District Hospital
Gjay TV
Ckx-Tv
Brandon
Ckss-Tv
Dauphin
Manitoba Department OF Agriculture
RED Cross
Rie
Russell
Man
Charlotte Ellen
Burnell
R. Scarth
Victoria
B.C
Forest Lawn Burnaby
Roy Carter
Frank Lawrence
Clark Stewart
Bill Robinson
Sid Finkbeiner
Jim Gurr
Thos
Gilchrist
Robert Scarth
Yaya
Hamiota Hotel
Hamilton
the Sportsmen
Maniigna
Manitoba Department of Industry & Commerce
Leonard S. Evans
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