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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
8
Mr J Kolar and Mrs P Wallace travel to Edinonton and Slgary. The Imperial Owl station closed officially on Thursday last. Wal Wyndman returns home from Harmota hospital on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Isan Gray visit Charleewood with daughter Mrs Shedar and Mr Shedar.
Isabella Miss Sheila JPoxton teaches in Winnipeg for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Lowes recently underwent operations at Hamilton Hospital. Mr and Mrs T J Kennedy returned from St Vital with their daughter for the winter. Mr and Mrs Armstrong of Baskatoon visited Mrs Rue Adanx en route home from Ontario.
At Mrs J Coxworth home a meeting led by Mire J T Pink temer opened with an Easter message. Delegates Ai Clark and K earth head to Bunsearth Presbyterial with 87 delegates from 20 associations. Films on Prairie Training Centre at Ft. Quipelle were shown by Rev I Margaret Miller. Rev Miller installed officers led by Mrs Geo Reynolds as president and other officers across multiple communities.
The Explorers raised 14.50 and the Mission 14.25 from candy sales at a Tuesday Tex. Wednesday worship featured a ceremony with C.G. and Explorers. Mrs H Asselstine presided, Gail Pierce led worship, and Mars Freer accepted gifts for the Presbyterial secretary. Easter lunch followed.
Local brief notes mention Miniota Church School at 1lam Arrow River at 11 Isabella at 145 Beulah at 330 and Miniota at.
The Rural Municipality of Miniota Manitoba will hold a May 15 1987 council meeting to consider a by law closing portions of the original Government Road Allowance north of NW quarter 29 13 25 West of the Principal Meridian shown as Parcel 1 on a CE Brock plan sworn July 1955. The council will hear affected landowners who request to be heard. A copy of the plan is at the RM clerk’s office and the notice runs between publication and the meeting.
The thirty second annual meet of the Anglican WA Birtle Deanery in Birtle on April 24 featured Rev WAL Gregory Rural Dean of Virden and Rev JM Buck of Birth presiding. Bishop Ivor A. Norra spoke on integrating Indian populations into the church and the missionary work ahead. Mrs H R Dicketts thanked the bishop. Mim G. Jay showcased northern missions and appealed for staff for a forthcoming camp. Conference officers were installed including Mrs R M Oliver as Deanery Secretary and several assistants and secretaries from Brandon Virden Russell Shoal Lake and Birtle.
Shirley Jean, elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Jas L wed at Union-Walker Sturgeon Creek United Church on Thursday April 18 at three oclock in a small ceremony.
The wedding unites Virden Walker and Miss Jessie Rowan of Miniota with officiant Key WOW C. The bride wore a strapless white gown with lace bolero and veil, carrying red roses and white carnations. Best man Walter Voth of Morden and reception at 427 Strathmillan Rd St James. The couple will reside in Winnipeg.
The writer expresses sincere thanks to the Cranda!l community for a lovely set of travelling cases given before departure from the district. Signed by Mrs. G. Padfield.
Friends sent inquiries, cards and visits while Milburn was a patient at Winnipeg General Hospital. The note mentions Milburn and Roberta Mehenaie.
A full Shoal Lake theatre crowd attended the Progressive Conservative nomination at Marquette to select the federal candidate for the June 10 election. Lawyer J Nicholas Mandziuk of Oakburn won the nomination with Walter G. Dinsdale as guest speaker. Dinsdale praised uniting Western strength under John Diefenbaker to bolster Ottawa representation. Ernest Bates chaired the Marquette Progressive Conservative organization.
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