Golden Age Group Meets at Crandall in Miniota
The Golden Age Group of Miniota Municipality met at Crandall Auditorium last week for a monthly gathering with about fifty guests. Rev Bowen welcomed everyone, they played whist with Mrs W Bonner and Low Gents winners, followed by Irish songs by Diana Lawrence and Donna Smith. A lunch with an Irish touch was served, and Mrs Cook of Miniota thanked the hosts.
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Miniota
Crandall
Bowen
W. Bonner
Hanlin
Low
Jack MecKinon
West Man Men's Forum Held At Miniota
A well attended meeting of West Man Men's Forum was held in the Royal Bank Thursday evening March 16. Those present discussed community matters and plans for future events.
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Miniota
West Man Men’s Forum
Royal Bank
Crandall 4-H Club Holds March Meeting and Plans
The Crandall 4-H Potato and Garden Club met March 14 1967 with nine members. A pledge roll call minutes and treasurer report were adopted. Funds of 15 to 4H Cub Council 10 to 4H Camp Fund and 15 from Pool interest. Bonspiel planned for March 18 Social Evening March 25 8 PM. Banks represented and guest speakers Syd Smith Winnipeg Personnel Dept and W McFaull Royal Bank Assistant Supervisor. Meeting closed with banquet at Miniota Motel.
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Crandall 4
Syd Smith
Winnipeg
W. McFaull
Royal Bank
Miniota
Birdtail River School Board Meeting at Shoal Lake
Birdtail River School Division No 38 holds a board meeting at Shoal Lake on March 14 1967 at 8 pm. Trustees Rankin Stimpson Clark Randell and Selby attended with teachers negotiating team and a Burroughs representative. Minutes from February 23 1967 adopted. notice given to rescind Bylaw 2/67 at March 30 1967. purchase of a Systematic One Writing accounting system from Systems Equipment Ltd approved. meeting adjourned to March 16 1967 at 7 pm.
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Birdtail River
Systems Equipment Ltd
Afternoon Unit UCW Holds Regular Meeting
Eleven members attended the afternoon unit of the UCW at Mrs. Westeland's home on Thursday March 16. Mrs. L Reynolds led worship "Go Tell" and a letter from Mrs. G Reynolds was read. Mrs. W E McDonald discussed stamp collecting to aid leprosy patients. A film titled By the King a Proclamation described Canadian church growth from 1830 to 1967, with commentary by Mrs. Frank Rowan. Tea was served by the hostess.
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UCW
Canada
Frank Rowan
UCW Evening Unit Meet Recalls Growth of Canadian Church
The UCW met in the Church School room on March 16 with eight members. Worship led by Mrs. Strachan. Last meeting minutes approved. Thank you notes read from Mrs. Reynolds and Donald via Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Armitage read a Fort Garry UCW report. Nield volunteered as assistant leader. Program on The Growth of the Early Church in Canada led by Mrs. Armitage. KH found the early Christian expansion in Canada very interesting.
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U.C. W
Church
Strachan
G. Reynolds
W. Grant
Donald
A. Armitage
J. Tennant
U. C.W
Fort Garry
Nield
Early Church
Canada
Miniota-Beulah Hockey Briefs Highlight Interleague Wins
Team details show Miniota-Beulah and Lenore in double round play with a 5 win tally and a trophy at the Decker tournament on March 11. Awards went to Brian Leland as goalie and Billy Delego as best player. Other results include 5 0 loss to Oak River and 3 3 tie with Birtle. Teams also contested Pee Wee and Bantam AB leagues with multiple victories and entries into Decker, Crandall and Reston tournaments.
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Miniota - Beulah
Tom Fingers
Decker
Miniota
Lénore
Hamiota
Bintle
Brian Leland
Billy Delego
Beulah
Oak River
Birtle
Pee Wee
Virden
Kenton
Bantam AB
Loof
Decker Crandall
Lenore
Arrow River
Crandall
Elkhorn
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Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Christ
TNS
Banks
Brandon
Melita
Pierson
Roblin
Russell
Shoal Lake
Minnedosa
Erickson
Newdale
Rapid City
Rivers
Rankin, Stimpson
Clark, Randell and Selby
Burroughs
Manitoba Text Book Bureau
Fine Arts Festival
MAST
Manitoba Hydro
A. W. Robertson
Hockey Briefs
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