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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
18
Crandall area residents are listed with visitors and family gatherings. Wayne Angusee Ltd receives showmanship recognition at Brandon Fair. Multiple families from Crandall, Winnipeg, Toronto and Oakville are visiting relatives in Crandall and Winnipeg, with anniversaries noted for John Smith and E Tennant.
We express sincere thanks to the Cran dall and Pamerston Communities for the lovely gifts and many good wishes extended for the future. Mr. and Mrs C. Nankivell.
Isabella and Mr Mrs Hall of Winnipeg visited at Len Hall’s home. Brian Johnson visits Winnipeg with his aunt and uncle. Elgin Bonner joins The Royal Bank Minnesota staff. Mr Mrs R Searth and daughter from Winnipeg visit the R Searth home. Margare t Searth returns with them to visit.
Mr and Mrs EA Whyte of Phornhill visited the Jno. Oxworth home over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Syd Finkbeiner and family of Cardale visited prior to planning a move to Quesnel BC. Littlejoho won a cushion raffled by a Rockets team group.
At Winnipeg on July 5 a son Geoffrey Walliam was born to Mr and Mrs Len Fisher of Winnipeg. In Vancouver on July 4 a daughter Glends Jean Dickie was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Dickie. the mother is Gladys Naurolsky.
Spalding is remembered by his wife and family. He died July 16 1954 and the message expresses lasting love, fond memories, and remembrance keeping him near.
Mrs Ed Johnson and family of Winnipeg visit R G Mitchell home. Donna Mitchsl accompanies grandfather 8 Hannah to the Pion Era Celebration in Saskatoon. At Brandon 4 H Club, Jim Clegg finished 2nd in preliminaries.
The senior class beef cattle judging team placed strong and will travel to Winnipeg next month for the elimination contest to qualify for the Loronto Royal Winter Fair. The obituary notes the death of John Marvin at Alary last week. funeral held in Brandon with two sons and three daughters surviving. The Brandon sports day drew a good crowd despite cool weather, and the new sports ground showed success.
Unclear report records standings from a back tourney with McConnell and Binscorth sharing first money while Acrow River placed third and Hamrota fourth. Ladies Fastball saw Leniee triumph over McConnell in the final. BB Baseball crowned Harrots with Wak River second and Isatella third as teams entered. A monster dance closed the day after teal refreshments.
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