Local Happenings in Miniota and Area
Nine ACW members met at Mrs. Goodwin's home on June 15. Camp cookies are to be left at Mrs. Les Horner's by July 19. A clothing bale was sent to the Anglican Mission at Wabowden, Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. P. Watts returned from British Columbia after visiting Mrs. Watts Sr. who broke her arm. Sympathy is extended to the Cowling family on their loss. Several local residents visited St. Lazare and Rapid City for weddings. The Community Hall gains a new look. A Hill-Sunley clan meeting was held. the picnic will be July 5 at Miniota Sports grounds with supper at 5 p.m. in the rink and sports afterward. Rev. Ralph Clark conducted services in an exchange of pulpits. Wishing a speedy recovery to Mrs. Terry Bryant at Birtle hospital. Jack Hanlin hosted Hereford Association members. a two day tour visited farms in southwestern Manitoba. Miniota W.I. sponsors a home grounds competition and a farm stead event this year. Local visits included Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McKean in Dauphin and a birthday gathering for Mrs. A. McKean. Mrs. Murray Peel and daughter Tracy have returned home from Birtle hospital. Condolences extended to Mrs. Jim Henderson on the passing of her grandfather Mr. Fred Duke of Virdin area. Lyle Spicer and Sheila Hurlin’s family visited prior to leaving for Montreal. S. Shaen of Winnipeg spent the weekend with his wife’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Spalding and Kathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACW
Hill-Sunley
Archie Hill
Miniota
Archie Norrie
Hamiota Hospital
Bob Kelly
Lisa
Philip
Bob Stewart
Germany
Bob
House of Commons
Ottawa
L. Irwin
R. E. Heise
L. Wright
J. T. Finkbeiner
Wall
Rev Bowins Church Service and Sunday School Schedule
The notice lists worship at 10 00 a m and Sunday School at 10 00 a m led by Reverend Bowins. It provides service times for the church on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Anglican
MINIOTA WI Meet at Community Centre June Meeting
The MINIOTA WI met at the Community Centre on June 12 with eleven members and two visitors. Mrs. A Armitage presided. Mrs. L Leland led the day’s thought. A committee was named to plan July 27 meals with representatives from nearby areas. A donation funded new centre tables. Mrs. Peel spoke on the Riv ers District Convention and Mrs. L Leland shared the Brandon Provincial Convention report. A pot luck lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
A. Armitage
L. Leland
Peel
Rivers
Brandon
District Happenings at Arrow River Variety Supper
A village Variety Supper drawn attendees from as far as Winnipeg on Sunday June 14 raising 224.00. In memoriam to Mrs Bill Cowling of Hamiota June 18. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Ivan Tennant and others. several residents travel for fairs, hospital stays, and school awards. Eric Irwin wins General Proficiency Award and track seconds at Miniota School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow River
Winnipeg
Ivan Tennant
B.C
Kamloops
Vancouver
Pat Baker
Bill
Tennant
Wilf Leland
David
Winnipeg and Ottawa residents visit Hinshaw area families
Beulah Francis and Dave Brooker with sons Scott and Dean vacation in Bill Steuart's. Andy Barber leaves for Saskatchewan. Warrant Officer Elwood Amy and family stop en route to Queen Charlotte Islands to be stationed. Cecil Bourne visits Chisholm home. he is UGG agent at Rivers. Cheryl Derlago now works at Horvath's cafe in Birtle after grade X. Bill Stowe, grade IX, employed at new Birtle school. Rhonda and Christine Longmuir visit Lawrence Amy's in Winnipeg weekend. Correction issued for last week's note. Diane Tamiski, Carrie Darker and Bill Derlego involved in twinning, not swimming. Congratulation to Miss Carrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Dave Brooker
Scott
Dean
Winnipeg
Bill Steuart
Andy Barber
Points
Saskatchewan
Elwood Amy
Cathy
Richie
Ottawa
Lawrence
Queen Charlotte Islands
Cecil
Terry Bourne
Chisholm
U.G.G
Rivers
Cheryl Derlago
Horvath
Birtle
Bill Stowe
New School
Rhonda
Christine Longmuir
Lawrence Amy’s
Diane Tamiski
Carrie Darker
Bill Derlego
Carrie
Sympathy Extended To Fraser Death Family
Isabella Sympathy is extended to Mr. R. L. Stevenson and to Mr. and Mrs. J. Coxworth on the death of Mrs. Stan Fraser. Mrs. Fraser, the former Elizabeth Stevenson, passed away in a nursing home in Calgary, Tuesday June 16th following a lengthy illness. Gail Clark and Ron Gale of Portage spent the past weekend with the Clarks. A dozen women of the congregation cleaned the Church and Sunday School classrooms giving them a real face lift. Marilyne Reid of Winnipeg visited with her parents Frank and Mrs. Reid during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Stevenson
J. Coxworth
Stan Fraser
Marilyne Reid
Winnipeg
Frank Reid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maniota
Hamiota
Manitoba
USA
England
Manitoba Weekly Newspapers Association
F. S. Venables
P. Watts
J. Cook
B. Thompson
St. Lazare
Bill Barrett
Reg Bryant
Lorraine Barrett
Len Bryant
Finlay- Sibbald
Rapid City
Clark Greene
Lethbridge
W. A. Barrett
Grand Forks
Ralph Clark
United Church
Terry Bryant
Birtle Hospital
Jack Hanlin
Hereford Association
Leebank Farm
Miniota W.I
Charlie McKean
Dauphin
A. McKean
Murray Peel
Tracy
Jim Henderson
Fred Duke
Assiniboine Hospital
Duke
Virden
Lyle Spicer
Sheila Hurlin
W. Hurlin
Montreal
S. Shaen
E. Spalding
Kathy
Spruirces
Crandall
Birtle - Miniota
Beulah
Isabella
Anglican
Kayes
Plonato Teteckam Syndicate
Bill Cowling
Bradley Clegg
Darker
J. E. Gray
Moore Park
George Carr
Pat
Susie
Ken Smith
F. C. Green
Don, Dale
Larry Gies
Steve Derlago
Grant Asselstine
Doak, Buckingham
Goliath, Toews, Smeltz & CO
Solicitors & Notary
Denwal Pharmacy
Rexall Super
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