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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1967
Page
4
Beulah community notes Olea Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fleury moved to Uno on Thursday. Pat Frazer and Dale Gies are home from college for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Quelch of Vancouver renewed acquaintances in town on Friday.
Friends of Mr and Mrs John Clver now reside on a Baldur farm. Bob Chariton and family from Shilo visited the Wiggins home. Spence Littlejohn hosted Winnipeg and Reston visitors. A Variety Supper at Arrow River Hall raised 164 dollars for the Church Fund. Church Board thanks helpers. A carload of ladies attended the Hospital Aid Tea and Bazaar in Hamiota.
Isabella News notes Mr and Mrs Russel Clark visited Winnipeg last week. Several district ladies helped at the Hospital Aid Tea held Wednesday May 3 in the Fraternal Hall at Hamiota. Vilna H spent the weekend with her parents and sister.
Seventeen members and one visitor attended the Isabella WI meeting at Mrs. A Norrie’s home on May 4. Roll call referenced “One cent per inch of waistline” and plans were made for a Centennial Tea on May 17 at Mrs. Jim Ross’s home. The program, led by Mrs. John Wail and Mrs. Stan Teasdale, included “Canada 100 Years” and discussion on Canada’s history and wartime impacts, immigration, and future improvements. Donations to Cancer Fund were requested and five dollars was voted for the Pennies for Friendship Fund for delegation presentation at the Lenore District Convention. Tea hostesses were Mrs. A Norrie and Mrs. J T Finkbeiner.
Crandall residents note weekend visits from Nelson Henderson and relatives in Brandon. Winnipeg and Rapid City connections appear with Burnell and Nolan families. Darwin Leland to spend two weeks with grandparents Wallace Leland. Laurie Johnston graduates from Brandon Hospital with RN and bursary, studying nursing in Winnipeg. Sympathy offered to the Babuik family on their newborn loss.
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