Miniota hosts fourth annual and Centennial Carnival
The Miniota Centennial Carnival weekend opened with a ribbon cutting by Mrs. John Stowe, honoring pioneers and the arena built in 1967. Jean Cook was crowned 1970 Queen, with Marilyn Wiens as 1969 Queen. events included Ice Capades numbers, skating, races, and a Sunday interfaith service. Winners in Dress Carnival and Saturday races highlighted a busy program across sports, pageantry, and community celebration.
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Sheila Bryant
Elaine Gardham
Debbie Gilchrist
Terry Eastake
Marilyn Smith
Sandra Wood
Bill McFarlane
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Pat Stowe
Gordon Thompson
Ken Wadham
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Pat Eastake
Bev Peel
Joan Plaetinck
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Doreen Stowe
Jeanine Harrison
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Kathy Bruce
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Mark Gilchrist
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