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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 29, 1969
Page
2
May activities warm community ties with visits, weddings, travel, and a golf course opening. Notables include Mrs. Donald Douglas’s birthday party, family arrivals from Winnipeg and Flin Flon, the May 17 wedding of Mr. and Mrs. MacLe land, and a large turnout for the new Min iota Golf Course opening.
Weekend visitors to Mrs Tennants included J Beer of Winnipeg M Johnson Crandall and C Anderson Hamiota Kevin Leland stayed in Winnipeg. Rose Robinson is a patient in Birtle hospital. Aubrey Hay of Oakville Man relieves Bray at the elevator. Families gathered from Swan River Cyprus River Brandon Winnipeg Deloraine and Flin Flon for visits. Continued on page three.
Beulah and Brandon residents joined Beulah hosts for a long weekend visit. Garth Grey from Moore Park called on A Sawyer. Bert Sawyer of Winnipeg toured Beulah. Local residents home for the weekend included Colleen Steuart Sherry Pierce John Bickford Carol Gow Joyce Sawyer. Betty Shaw and Carol Ann graduated in Winnipeg with congratulations to Carol Ann. Tracy Derlago and Fred Bickford are noted as patients and visitors respectively.
Crandall Mr and Mrs Bert Webster of Winnipeg spent the weekend at Mr and Mrs Ron Covener s home. Mr Clifford Nankivell and family of Carnduff Sask visited at the parental roof last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Thomas of Brandon visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Chas Lee had as their guests last weekend Mr and Mrs Malcolm Harverstick and family from Winnipeg.
Isabella Mrs. D. B. Miller of Brandon hosted a social gathering with Mr. and Mrs. A. Adams and other friends in the district. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Johnson were also present, reflecting a cordial community event.
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