Summer sports and club events in Miniota area
The Miniota region hosts softball pairings at Miniota Sports Field starting June 12 with Isabella against Arrow River and Reeder facing Miniota, and June 19 games at Isabella. The Pony Club meets weekly at 7:00, the Beaver and Bantam programs seek volunteers and coaches, and the Wrap-In Centre schedules offer fitness, photography, arts and crafts, and social nights through June 30 with a July 21 bus trip planned to Winnipeg. 567-3683.
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Oy Non Frick Alivill
R.M
Miniota
Prague
Isabella
Arrow River
Reeder
Pony Club
Corall
Minnova
Baomington
Jr. High School
Canada
Winnipeg
Lower Fort Garry
Rec
Meor
Lelond Ferguson Nuptials at Knox United Church May 10 1975
Jean Marie Ferguson and Gary Leroy Lelond wed at Knox United Church Arrow River Los Angeles and Brandon connections noted. Officiant Mrs Rae Ryan organist Robert Greaves led music Edward Leland sang We've Only Just Begun. Bride wore nylon organza and taffeta gown with daisy appliques train veil pearl jewelry sixpence. Matron of honor Mrs John Murphy sister of bride. Bridesmaids in pale yellow fortres gowns with lace trim. Flower girl Karl Lynn Sutherland. Best man Kent McConnell with groomsmen Bob Watters and Bob Gardham.
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John Murphy
Anaheim
California
James Ferguson
Malcolm Hollett
Dale Page
Brandon
Karl Lynn Sutherland
Kent McConnell
Bob Watters
Bob Gardham
Arrow Riv
Obituary for Alexander McKean 81 in Miniota
Alexander McKean aged 81 died May 28, 1975 at Hamiota Hospital after living in Miniota area since youth. Born Middlesborough England, he came to Canada as an orphan at 12, served in World Wars, farmed locally, and worked for C N Railway until 1959 retirement. Survived by wife Mary four sons and eleven grandchildren. Funeral held May 31 with Wool services in Miniota, Jack Steuart Winnipeg listed as undertaker.
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Miniota
Alexander McKean
Hamiota Hospital
Middlesborough
Yorkshire
England
Canada
Boyce
Alex
C.N. Railway
Beulah Demolition Marks End of Station Era
The Beulah Station is being demolished by Jack Tomiski and crew, signaling the loss of a local landmark. In Saskatoon, Wm Rollo Jr. died May 23 at 59, with sympathy sent to Charlie and Edith Rollo and family. A Cancer Fund donation of 27 dollars was noted. Len Stowe of Winnipeg visited Beulah over the weekend. The piece also explains the ampersand origin and pronunciation.
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Wm. Rollo Jr
Saskatoon
Charlie
Edith
Cancer Fund
Len Stowe
Winnipeg
Beulah
Beulah Station
Jack Tomiski
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The
Beaver
Robin Couvier
Larry Gilchrist
Jack Steuart
Jerry Parenteau
Minnedosa
Larry Geisbrecht
Winninot Thearagm
Centennial Auditorium
Linda King
Gordon Ferguson
Leland
Rana
Mel Nowosad
Bee-Clean” Janitorial CO. Ltd
Man
Manitoba Farmers
Farm Credit Corporation
FCC
Extension Service
Department OF Agriculture
Norquay Building
Manitoba
FCC Credit Advisors
Portage Avenue
Agriculture Canada
Eugene F. Whelan
Manitoba Department OF Agriculture
Samuel Uskiw
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