School Board Minutes May 13 1960 Miniota
The Municipal Hall meeting chaired by Lorne Wright records minutes from April 3 1960 and approves multiple transportation fare changes for routes to Arrow River Beulah and Miniota with varied effective dates. Resignations and summer vacation schedule approved. field days planned. payments approved. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Lorne Wright
Stewart - Mitchell
Watte - Saratas
Arrow River
Beulah
Apri
4Th
8Th Inc
B. G. Cooper
A. Lindenbach
T. Grainger
A. Derhousoff
May Meeting of MIn sota W A WMS Highlights Plans
The May meeting of the M inne sota United Church Woman’s Auxiliary held in the church classroom drew thirteen attendees. Mrs A Armstrong read from Ellen Fairclough on citizenship while a skit promoted a proposed Women’s Fellowship. Plans to form the new group by early 1962 were discussed, with religious duties and a June 7 church cleaning date noted amid talk of Sunday sport votes taking effect May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minsota United Church
W.a.-Wms
A. Long
D. Russell
W. E. McDonald
G. Reynolds
Women’s Fellowship
A. Armstrong
Ellen Fairclough
District W Women’s Institute Holds Strathclair Convention
Mrs. E V Fulton presided over the Birtle District Women’s Institute convention at Strathclair on May 17 with 30 institutes represented. Ten names were added to the Book of Remembrance as Decker W I conducted a memorial service and talks covered the ACWW conference in Scotland. Officials were installed by R J Moss of Amaranth and recognize long-time secretary treasurer Roy Leland’s retirement after ten years in that post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Fulton
Birtle
Birtle District
E. Carnegie
Carnegie
Ac.w.w
Scotland
R. Scarth
Isabella
J. T. Finkbeiner
R. J. Moss
Amaranth
A.C W.W
A.C. Smart
McAuley
Daughters of Scotland
K. Thorsteinson
Brandon
L. Gray
Kirkham’s Bridge
A. D
Patrick
Carnale
Roy Leland
Miniota
Beulah Community Social and Travel Notes
Marion Tomiski of Port Arthur and Mrs. M Tutkaluk and Debbie of Brandon visited the Tomiski home this week. WJS district convention attendees included Mrs J Chisholm and Mrs J Wiltshire. The CGIT held a reaffiliation service with tea. The WMS bake sale raised 14 dollars. girls had 16 dollars for their tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. M. Doyle
Marion Tomiski
Port Arthur
M. Tutkaluk
Debbie
Brandon
Tomiski
J. Chisholm
J. Wiltshire
W.J
C.G.I.T
WMS
F. Cooper
George Heyhoe
Brandn
Shirley Hamberg
Selkirk
Lindenbach
Jasper
Arthur
Nick Lashuitar
Melvin Maduke
Ontario
Regina
Lawrence Hipkiss
Kamsack
R. Kitching
Birch River
Terry Murphy
Winnipeg
Briar Cooper Home
Residents and visitors gather at Arrow River church
Mrs Rose Baldwin of York Saskatchewan and Mr J R Lynch of Miniota attended church at Arrow River. Mr and Mrs S McCall and family of Foxwarren and Mr Harry Sawyer of Beulah were Sunday visitors at the W O Callaghan home. Several relatives from Brandon Rapid City and Strathclair joined events around mid May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hill
Rose Baldwin
Yorkon
Saskatchewan
J. R Lynch
Miniota
Arrow River
S. McCall
Foxwarren
Harry Sawyer
Beulah
W O'Callaghan
Yorkton
A.C. Hill
Wallie Tuttle
Rapid City
Gail Mitchell
Brandon
R. G. Mitchell
W. Tennant
W Leland
W.I
Strathclair
Freezing Fruits and Vegetables in Home Freezers
M English explains proper freezing methods with containers and wraps to prevent freezer burn. Use moisture proof containers, label items with descriptions and dates, and maintain a freezer inventory. Many fruits freeze well though bananas and pears are not advised. salad vegetables lose crispness when frozen.
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M. English
Vidren Agricultural Office
Manitoba In-Hasti notes showcased at Friday meeting
The W1 meeting at the Community Centre presided by Mrs C W Ehlerton ton reviewed resolutions for the Provincial convention. Home Grounds committee will plan this year’s competition. Five dolls and clothes were donated to Miniota Hospital. Guest speaker Mr Hopper from the Manitoba Beet Growers Association discussed the industry via a film. Next meeting is June 25 at Readside Picnic Grounds with a pot luck supper. Tea hosts were Mrs Spalding Patterson Ellerington. Cancer Research canvass raised 122 with about 150 calls.
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Manitoba
C. W. Ehlerington
J. F Tennant
O. Blaich
Wes; McKenzie
W. Peel
Miniota
G. Long
Vuawu
Hopper
Manitoba Beet Growers Association
A. Armitage
Readside
E. J .Spalding
O. L. Patterson
Chris Ellerington
Local residents attend Winnipeg General Hospital Nursing grads
Mrs. E. Johnson Betty and Gary spent the weekend at Saskatoon. R. L. S. Hodnett and Mrs. J. F. Tennant attended the graduation exercises of the Winnipeg General Hospital School of Nursing held last week. Congratulations to Miss Pat Hodnett who was among the 112 graduates.
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Mrs. E. Johnson
Betty and
Gary
Saskatoon
R. L. S. Hodnett
J. F .Tennant
Winnipeg General Hospital School of Nursing
Pat Hodnett
Potato Club Meet Sets Plans and Lunch at L Craig Home
The Potato Club held a May 14 business meeting at the L Craig home to plan a Variety Plot and discuss activities. Mrs Craig provided lunch, and Elaine Curry received a jewellery gift from Doreen McCaw and Iris Leland as she leaves after two years as assistant leader to pursue further education. Mrs Roy Leland attends the Furlong Clinic in Winnipeg. Rev C A Geddes presented Redachrome slides to the CGLT at their final meeting held last Wednesday.
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Potato Club
L. Craig
Newsroom Call for Local Correspondents
Readers encouraged to contact their nearest newspaper bureau to share tips and eyewitness reports. The call emphasizes timely dispatches on community events, weather, and public notices for possible publication.
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Stewart
Crandall Elementary
Rothsay School
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W.A
W.M.S
Hodnett & McKenzie
Elmdale Coffee
Tbs
Oztins Ea
Plymouth
FARGO
L.H.C. I. Ton Express
Watts Motors
Uates
Forsyth Bros
J. Brodie
Carrie
Massey - Ferguson
Man
Dancemries
Andre
Dangerfiels
Winnipeg Main
Lh.c
A.R.J.D
Mainota
Tiens Bros
Jon
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