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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 18, 1978

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Health Auxiliary Meet BIRTLE May Meeting and Hospital Day plans

The Birtle and District Health Auxiliary held a May 8 meeting at Lucille Fulton’s home. Volunteers worked three hours. Hospital Day preparations include afghan pillows quilts crafts plants and baking tables logistics posters and drop-off details with prepricing. Next June 12 gathering at Marj Barteaux’s features wine and cheese after a short business session.

Birtle Birtle and District Health Auxiliary Lucille Fulton Barb Sala Melinda Morton Marj Barteaux’s

Red Ribbons Awarded to Merry Homemakers

May 8 1978 Miniota event featured remarks by officers, musical solos, and demonstrations Have a Hobby and Fun with Ceramics. Five year pins awarded to Cindy Pierce, Sharon Stamford, Brenda Stamford, Kerri-Lynne Cornish. Three red ribbons for excellence given to Brenda Stamford, Cindy Pierce, Tammy Morton. Honorable mentions to Sharon Stamford, Wendy Brown, Kerri-Lynne Cornish. Members selected to model garments. displays by Betty Oliver, Lana Bryant, Scott Morton, Brenda Stamford. Vicki Bryant won door prize. Lunch served.

Rollo Betty Oliver Darlene Brown Lana Bryant Kerri-Lynne Cornish Wendy Brown W.I Cindy Pierce Sharon Stamford Brenda Stamford Mrs. Nickel Tammy Morton

Management Committee of Cabinet Strengthened

Two additional cabinet ministers joined the Management Committee of Cabinet and a vice chairman was named. Premier Sterling Lyon said Sidney Spivak and Brian Ransom joined, expanding the committee to five members. Finance Minister Don Craik became vice chairman as part of widening the treasury board function and focus on cost-control.

Winnipeg Sterling Lyon Sidney Spivak Brian Ransom Lyon Don Craik Jim Downey Treasury Board

Miniota Spring Concert Highlights Community Talent

The May 5 program opened with the M C Murray Banner and O Canada. The Miniota School Band under Mr Ali performed three pieces while Birtle Folk Dancing Group and a Kindergarten choir staged numbers. Grades I to VI featured recorder pieces and solos by Kevin Bonner, with skits by Grades V to IX and trampoline demos. Proceeds benefit the Urban Awareness Trip to Winnipeg on June 1–2.

Miniota M.C. Murray O Canada Ali Birtle Hanlin Lana Bryant Susan Bryant Shauna Sheila Fredrick Faye Wythe Barbara Thompson Cornish Winnipeg

U C W Meet Miniota Minutes May 5 at Mrs Cleggs

U C W Miniota met May 5 at Mrs R Clegg’s with six members and Miss Marilyn Rushton present. Worship centered on Brotherhood with readings from 1st John 4 7 12. Treasurer noted $56.78 balance. Appeals for internship program and Cross Cultural Summer Vacation Bible School discussed. A $25 gift to the Children’s Centre of the Cultural Bible School approved. Lunch followed.

Miniota Miniota U.C.W R. Clegg Marilyn Rushton Roseau River Clarke Clegg Children’s Centre Cultural Bible School Manitoba

Bridge Club Report MINIOTA

Miniota club members gathered for a brief session of bridge play followed by a meal and socializing. Participants enjoyed friendly competition and discussed future meetings and topics.

Junior Public Speaking Held in Miniota 1978

The Miniota Junior High Auditorium hosted the Junior Public Speaking event on April 22 with seven girls and two boys. Desmond Little won with a Snowmobiling Safety speech, Betty Oliver was runner up for Baking a Cake.

Miniota Miniota Junior High School Desmond Little Betty Oliver

Improved Moisture Reduces Fire Hazard in Manitoba

Manitoba removes areas added to the wooded district for forest fire control as moisture improves. Renewable Resources Minister Ken MacMaster says drought-driven expansion last year is unwound. Open fires remain illegal April 1 to November 15. permits required for any burning in the district during that period.

Winnipeg Manitoba Renewable Resources and Transportation Services Ken MacMaster Lake Dauphin

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Mle Wirden Robert Bradshaw Earl Bradshaw Virden Hugh Gibbon Minsota National Research Council of Canada University of Manitoba U.C.W Bridge Club Report Stration Kenton Kerri Lynne Brandon Office of Renewable Resources and Transportation Services Department
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