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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
2
The Wider Parish Male voice choir led the service at Miniota United Church on Sunday April 23 under Mr Wm Walker with Rev Maxwell at the organ. Keith Armitage conducted. sermon You Shall Be My Witness by Mr Walker. Coffee followed in the Church Hall.
Services announced for Birtle Maxiorda and Isabella areas with Rev Varcoe leading at Birtle Miniota Wider Parish. Beulah and Birtle churches hold Sunday School at 9 30 a m and 11 a m. Isabella and Miniota also host church services with 9 15 a m start times en route.
The Miniota village buzzes with upgrades as municipal workers apply pre-painted siding to the shed and homes gain siding, new steps, and fresh paint. Residents like Percy and Marion Watts, Mrs. Thompson, Jack and Jean Cook, Oswald Blaich, and Alvin Johnson reported improvements. The Anglican Church and United Church manse receive care from volunteers and ladies. Neighbors admire 92 year old Mr Penelton tending his garden, a sign of town spirit.
District notes report weekend visits among local families including the Campbells Lelonds and Gardhams in Lac du Bonnet and Winnipeg. The Arrow River Hall held its Annual Community Centre meeting on April 25 naming a new board and rehiring caretakers. A carnival queen was crowned in Birtle and church services switch to summer time at 9 15 a m. A district resident, T E Doran, died at 92 after a short illness. Several locals are ill or traveling, with seeding underway and weather delaying field work.
Isabella Gill and her husband Mr H Gill visited with their daughter and son in law, Mr and Mrs, over the past weekend, staying for a short social visit likely in Minne-dosa.
Beulah Mr. Earle Stowe of Winnipeg spent last week end at the John Stowe home. Mr. and Mrs George Carr, Sue and Pat of Brandon visited at F C Green's and with other relatives in the district. Bill Stowe spent the past week end in Winnipeg with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs Bob Hawes and
The ACW met at Mrs. R. Howard's home on April 24 with eight present. Two quilts were completed for Missions and used clothing for bales is due at the church by May 15. The next gathering is scheduled for May 15 at Mrs. Collier's.
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