Local News Notes From Inglis and Somerset
W. Boyce begins work on the Hydro at Inglis. Miss Joan Conrad leaves for a position at The Royal Bank in Somerset. United church ladies realize about $100 from a sale and tea. Mrs Tf. G. Long and Mrs. A. Spencer attend the W I convention in Winnipeg. Wallaee Bonner returns from Brandon General Hospital using crutches.
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W. Boyce
Inglis
Joan Conrad
Royal Bank
Somerset
United Church
Tf. G. Long
A. Spencer
W. I
Winnipeg
Wallaee Bonner
Brandon General Hospital
Miniota Observes Victoria Day with Friday night openings
Public notice states Victoria Day falls Saturday May 24. Local institutions including the bank post office and stores will be closed on that day but will stay open Friday night to assist residents.
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Victoria
Miniota
Winnipeg families host, visit kin and wedding gift
Mrs Mel McKenzie spent the week with W J McKenzie in Winnipeg and returned with her two sons. Mr and Mrs Ray Bronson traveled from Killarney with W A Barrett to see Mrs W A Barrett after surgery. Mr Barrett reported his wife recovering well. Friends of N P Zacour gathered to honor her recent marriage at her parents home, Irene Taylor praised the couple, corsage with money enclosed was given, a dainty lunch followed. Zacours returned to Winnipeg on Saturday.
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Mel. McKenzie
Winnipeg
W. J. McKenzie
Ray Bronson
Killarney
W. A. Barrett
W.A. Barrett
Barrett
N. P. Zacour
Betty Vradenburgh
Irene Taylor
Zacour
Miniota to Install Two New Motion Picture Setups
On May 30 the Miniota Community Centre will launch two standard motion picture machines with sound after Clarence Johnson and Percy Watts arranged a $4000 purchase in Winnipeg. The equipment aims to match city theatres with up to date film releases, ending Miniota’s long history of unreliable picture shows.
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Miniota
Clarence Johnson
Percy Watts
Winnipeg
Miniata
Rural Manitoba Musical Festival Returns with Record Entries
After intensive training district participants reached the North Western Manitoba Musical Festival in Hamiota. Winners include Arrow River and Miniota entries with several chorus and solo honours across age groups and schools. Notables: Muriel Collier, Minnie ta. Doreen Wiggins Arrow River. Jean Sunley Decker. Joe Gardham Isabella.
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Manitoba
Hamiota
Decker
Isabella
Arrow River
Donna Chisholm
Beulah
Sheila Harlin
Miniota
Hazel Leland
Muriel Collier
Doreen Wiggins
Ist
Ford Wiggins
Jean Sunley
Helen Dyck
Dorothy Nankivell
Thelma Fleury
Joe Gardham
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Royal Bank of Canada
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J. C. Vradenburgh
Old Colony
Vorencz Rey
Lindenburgh’s
McKenzie’s
Hodnett - General Merchant - Miniota
Miniota Furniture Store
Cogswell
Fred Bryant
Saskatchewan
Brodie Currie
Massey-Harris
Maple Creek, Sask
John F. Tennant
Manitoba Motor League
Renfrew Machinery Standard
Savoy
Birtle
Smoky
Fred McMurray
Ann Baxter
Gary Cooper
Jeao Archer
Optometrist
Virden
Auditorium Theatre
Coney Holiday
Mexico
Walter Pidgeon
Jane Powell
Llona Massey
Jose Itu Bi
Eddie Bracken
Cass Daley
Spike Jones
Andy Hardy
Mickey Rooney
Louis Stone
Bonita Grandville
Birtle United Church Y.P.A
Arrow River United Ch
Miniota Consumers Co-Op
Seam
Cutty Park Fisil
Kirby Fish
Crosley
DR. R. K. Chalmers
Miniota Drug Store
Forsyth Bros
Barrett Bros
Neral Merchants
John Spalding
Maniota
Minieta Herald
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