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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1978
Page
7
Connie Angus and Geraldine Steen attended Leslie Smith's shower held at Doug and Lynn Andersons in Winnipeg.
Decker residents send get well wishes to Mrs. Norman Lints at Hamiota Hospital and report Mrs. Don Murray is home recovering. Locals meet in Brandon Presbytery and Lenore Ladies Aid served meals for visiting men. The piece lists numerous visits, travels, weddings, hospital stays, and a late June bride elect, with community sympathy and a rain-soaked sale.
Wayne J Stothers, district manager for the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, highlights CFIB aims to aid small businesses in Portage la Prairie Manitoba. He notes CFIB’s role in shaping provincial and federal laws and mentions improved loan access at 1 percent over prime. Contact Wayne J. Stothers at 224 Victoria Avenue.
Community members send condolences to Dan Pollock and McMurchy families upon the passing of Dan McMurchy at Brandon General Hospital on June 14. Notices mention visiting relatives from British Columbia, Winnipeg and Aberdeen, Scotland, plus extended family time and a weekend Father’s Day homecoming. Also noted are summer travels, a Shoal Lake funeral, Minnedosa visits, and congratulations to Grade 12 graduates Kathy Wilson Elinor Baldwin and Ross Thompson who finished their studies on June 24.
Lenore congratulates Miss Carol Ann Ritchie and Mr. Clayton Wood who wed on Saturday evening June 17 in Virden. A dance in their honor drew many locals. Mrs. Florence Hill sprained her ankle then broke her wrist, wishing her a quick recovery. A graveside funeral was held for Mrs. Hazel Holsey of Winnipeg with Rev. Essex Stewart officiating and lunch served by local ladies.
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