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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 01, 1976
Page
2
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Jim and Fay King and family joined the Arm itage households in Winnipeg for the sixtieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wm Leland Sr. Walter Govenlock of Neepawa and Chas Armitage hosted, while Charlie and Walter shared birthdays. Sharon McKenzie of Brandon visited the Armitages as Larry Walker showed Aberdeen Angus at fairs in Sundary Ninette and Rapid City, earning reserve Champion and top class prizes. About 96 Oak River cubs camped at Salt Lake with Ed Wadham guiding a lively program. Miniota attendees included Todd Gilchrist Todd Cornish Glen Richardson Sidney Laxdal Darcy Rollo with Mrs Wadham and Barry Cornish plus cooks. Charlie Hill spends holidays with his mother and Harvey, visiting Mrs Chris Brown in Hamiota.
A Miniota family dinner honored Mr. and Mrs. William Leland on Saturday June 19 marking their 60th anniversary at the Miniota Community Centre. Their three sons and one daughter joined about 35 relatives, followed by a Sunday Come and Go Tea from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at their home. About 150 relatives and friends attended to offer best wishes. Tea pourers included Mrs. Al Armitage, Mrs. Chas Armitage and Mrs. Chas Ellerington with dainties served by relatives.
Elizabeth Stewart attended the Westman Senior Citizens Recreation Council meeting in Brandon. Plans for a Recreation Workshop at Brandon Agriculture Centre run June 27 to 30. Senior citizens are invited to a picnic at Birtle on July 15 at 11:00 a.m. in the Community grounds. If it rains, arrangements will move to the arena. Croquet is offered Wednesday afternoons. A student will staff the Drop-in Centre for the summer.
Beulah district notes visitors from Ontario Quebec and British Columbia. Emma Bear Lisa Medd and Ed Bunn return from hospital stays in Manitoba. Brian Kitching wedding celebrated by families including Cooper Thiessen and F C Cooper turning 95. numerous relatives from Thompson Montreal Vancouver Kenora Benito and Burlington gather for family events as crops benefit from timely rains in Manitoba.
Over the weekend of June 6 Jim and Wendy Elliott and daughter Jamie of Thunder Bay Ontario visited Kirton farm en route to Salmon Arm BC to see Jim's parents. On June 25 Mrs Grant and Mrs Reaman of Moose Jaw attended a nurse graduation for Viola Shoenroth. Grandson born to Grant Brown in Hamiota Hospital on June 19. Myrtle Dunham of Summerland BC visited Bill and Sylvia Leland, attending the Leland Downey reunion June 13. Bob Anderson of Vancouver visited the Bill Leland home June 18. Arrow River Cemetery caretaker David Babiuk was awarded the post after a tender. Lawn mower volunteers assisted on June 14 to combat tall grass. Guests at Gordon Leland’s included Valerie and Bryan Carlson and Troy and others.
Weekend visitors to the Heise households include Miss June Porter of Detroit and families of Winnipeg Calgary and Roland. Attendance at the Heise-Lawn wedding included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Heise and Mr and Mrs Jack Heise. Also listed are visits by Charlie Nichol and Darrell to Winnipeg and Ted Finkbeiner from Winnipeg with his mother. A birth is announced for Mrs Wayne Webber in Miniota, and Isabella United Church welcomed Arla Heise and Richard and Russell Still into membership. Church services are canceled for July and resume the first Sunday in August.
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