Miniota Summer Recreation Plans and Events
The Miniota Drop-In Centre hosts a busy week with a fastball clinic planned for June 13 to 17, a Rocking Horse Rodeo for Grades 1 to 6 on June 18, and swimming lessons from July 4 to 22. A playground will be built at the lake, and test day is scheduled for July 23.
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Miniota
Sheila Bryant feted at Miniota shower in 1977
A May 28 1977 shower in Miniota honored Sheila Bryant at the Community Hall. Flowers and pink and white bells decorated the hall. Guests were entertained by festival songs directed by Lynn Cornish and a Word game led by Betty Howard. Corsages for Sheila and her relatives. Gifts presented on a decorated wagon. Community gifts included stools trays and a clothes hamper. A recipe box of community recipes was also given. Lunch followed.
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Miniota
Sheila Bryant
Lynn Cornish
Betty Howard
Jean Cook
Sheila
Norma Shurwell
Art
Ivy Lockhart
Irene Horner
Marcia Bryant
Dean Bryant
Golf Tournament Held and Local Real Estate Ads
Unclear OCR captures a rural Manitoba style page listing multiple real estate ads for homes and mobile homes, a shoe store business opportunity, and a golf tournament. The golf event notes May 28th and 29th with 155 participants and various flight and championship results. The later line mentions the next tournament on October 1st and 2nd, 1977.
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Peter Fleury
Brian Peel
Barry Cornish
E. Strong
Mark Gilchrist
Dale O’graysick
Glen Scantlebury
Allan Foulliard
Terry Markle
Don Forsyth
Lynn O’graysick
Bob McKenzie
Jack Dart
L.mansell
L. Richardson
Gladys Pritchard
Vivian Dart
Stella Aris
Montreal editor calls bilingual Canada a broken dream
Claude Ryan publisher of Le Devoir told Winnipeg listeners that a fully bilingual Canada is a broken dream that will never become reality. He also criticized government waste as taxpayers’ money is poured down the drain by a forceful push for the dream.
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Claude Ryan
Montreal
le Devoir
Canada
Winnipeg
Ethel Stowe Dies in Hamiota at 76 in 1977
Ethel Stowe aged 76 died May 8 1977 at Westman Nursing home following a long illness. Born March 16 1901 in Breighton England she moved to Manitoba with her parents, married Henry Stowe in Miniota 1927, and was predeceased by her husband in 1964. Survived by daughter Erma and four granddaughters, one great grandson, sister Edie and brothers Arthur Bill and Frank. Funeral April 11 1977 at Campbell's Funeral Chapel Hamiota with interment Miniota cemetery.
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Virden
Westman Nursing Home
Ethel Stowe
Henry Stowe
Miniota
Ethel Leary
Breighton
Yorkshire
England
Hamiota
Beulah
Henry
Harry) Stowe
Bernard
G. Peel
Nellie
Stowe
W. Kelly
Erma
J. Goldsborough
Edie
Arthur
New Westminster
Bill
Brandon
Frank
Calgary
Campbell's
Les Jameson
Messrs
Edwin and
George Stowe
Robert Peel
Gordon Boulton
Murray Stowe
Earl Thompson
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June Nichol
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Lynn Iverson
Birtle Park
Christian Education
Birdtall River Division Band
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Taylor & Sons
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