Happenings In and Around Miniota and Nearby
Miniota riders held a trail ride on Sunday October 22 with about twenty five horsemen starting in Larry Weller’s pasture and riding north over the hills ending with a wiener roast at the old Will Werren place. Eight senior members of the Miniota Beef Calf Club toured the University of Manitoba Agricultural Departments on Saturday October 21. Photos note the parental teacher meeting date set for Tuesday November 7. Mrs Wes McKenzie remains a patient in Brandon Hospital. he says she is bright but not fully well.
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Larry Weller
Barre
Will Werren
Miniota
University of Manitoba
Wes McKenzie
Brandon Hospital
Wes
Miniota Teams Rally In Oct Volley Ball and Cross Country
Miniota girls and boys competed in multiple volleyball matches with Birtle Shoal Lake Strathclair St Lazare Hamiota and others. Miniota senior boys placed second in the Russell meet and participated in Brandon provincial meet with no further placing. junior boys showed no placing. senior girls and junior girls both took first at Russell with no Brandon provincial placing.
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Miniota
Birtle
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
St. Lazare
Hamiota
Miniiota
Russell
Brandon Provincia
Russell - Miniota
Brandon
Municipal School Board Meets in Minnesota Special Session
A special meeting of the Municipal School Board was held October 17 1967 at the Municipal Office Minnesota. All members attended except D Stewart. The chair L Irwin presided. The board discussed divisions and routes, approving equal split of Van Driving on Route 10 effective November 1 1967. Route 28 increased by one mile effective September 5 1967 with prior driver reimbursed. Route 29 increased by four tenths mile effective September 5 1967. A resolution in favor of a new referendum was approved. Negative votes recorded by Armitage Lelond Irwin and Lelond Armitage. Armitage to represent at Shoal Lake meeting October 23 1967. Mileage for Shoal Lake meeting October 10 1967 approved. Meeting adjourned.
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Minsota
D. Stewart
L. Irwin
D. Leland I. Armitage
C. Page
A. Alley
J. Bonner
J. Edmundson
D. Heise - J. Bonner
Division Board
Messrs Armitage
G. Lelond
D. Lelond
I. Armitage
D. Hiese
Shoal Lake
B. Medd
Miniota Explorers Name Leaders for 1967 68 Year
The Miniota Explorers have reorganized for the 1967 68 year with 15 members. Leaders include Big Chief Gerri Taylor Little Chief Irenie Horner Keeper of the Legret Dales Keeper of the Treasurer Cheri Lel and Keeper of the Sunday School Chart Kathy Taylor Keeper of the Inspection Chart Rosalie Richardson Mrs Howard Richardson and Mrs Pat Dales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Gerri Taylor
Irenie Horner
Ret Dales
Cheri Leland
Kathy Taylor
Rosalie Richardson
Howard Richardson
Pat Dales
Min sota 4-H Club Elects New Officers
The first meeting on October 26 elected Cheryl Thompson president with Bonnie Bunn as secretary. Pat Kostenuk is treasurer and Pat Bastuke the reporter. Margaret Anne Currie became social convenor with Lucille Goodwin Beth Taylor and Noreen Wadham as helpers. Scrutineers include Mrs. S. Taylor Mrs. K. Armitage and Mrs. J. Eastake. Twenty four members four leaders and eight mothers attended. Next meeting set for Thursday November 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Thompson
Bonnie Bunn
Pat Kostenuk
Pat Bastuke
Margaret Anne Currie
Lucille Goodwin
Beth Taylor
Noreen Wadham
S. Taylor
K. Armitage
J. Eastake
Crandall Explorers Choose New Leaders and Members
Crandall Explorers reorganize with Mrs Reg Webber and Mrs Ivan Lawrence leading. Four new members join: Donna Lawrence, Jayne VanBuskirk, Ona Fiddler, and Francis Strachan. Officers elected include Barbera Smith as Big Chief, Edith Ann Lewis as Little Chief, Marilyn Smith as Keeper of the Log, and Christine Babiuk as Keeper of the Treasure. Study book topic is Japan this term. Explorer and CGLT girls plan Christmas card sales.
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Crandall Explorers
Reg Webber
Ivan Lawrence
Donna Lawrence
Jayne VanBuskirk
Ona Fiddler
Francis Strachan
Barbera Smith
Edith Ann Lewis
Marilyn Smith
Christine Babiuk
Japan
Explorer
C. G.lt
Crandall News Roundup of Weekend Visits and Local Events
Crandall notes include visits by Mr and Mrs John Hazlewood and Raymond to Brandon relatives. B K Lawrence attended a ramage sale at Oak River last week. Mrs Elsie Kirk and her son Keith went to Winnipeg. A daughter was born Friday October 27 at Brandon hospital to Mr and Mrs Wallace Leland. Mrs Sarah Barnes returned from Toronto. Mr and Mrs Ivan Lawrence in Winnipeg. Nelson Hendersons spent weekend with daughter in Estevan. Jack Lawn trio returned from two week Expo holiday with in laws Harvey Skinner and family in Hamiota. Kenneth Lawn stayed in Winnipeg with relatives. R Schoch injured by a heavy wrench. doctor fixed leg but he will be out several days.
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John Hazlewood
Raymond
Brandon
B. K. Lawrence
Oak River
Elsie Kirk
Keith
Winnipeg
Brandon Hospital
Wallace Leland
Ivan Lawrence
Jack Lawn
Expo
Miss Lynn Wiltshire Feted Before Her October Wedding
A miscellaneous shower honored Lynn Wiltshire a bride elect for October 7 at the United Church. A mock wedding was led by Mrs. B Asselstine and Mrs. L Amy. Lynn thanked guests and invited them to visit in Saskatoon after the wedding, with corsages pinned to Lynn and relatives. Lunch was served.
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United Church
Lynn Wiltshire
Bob
Saskatoon
Lynn
R. Wiltshire
McKinnon
Luneh
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Manitoba
United States
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Ontario
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
F. S. Venables Publisher
N.B
Russ Clark
Peg Murphy
Alex Czubaty
Mr. C. Page
Jack McKinnons
Mr. McKinnon Sr
Carberry
C. M. Argue
Ron McKenzie
Mr. and
Mrs. Brown of
Moosomin
Eastake
Hamiota Hospital
A. C. Hill
Anna
Grandview
Man
Wari 2
Holy Trinity Anglican
Crandall United Church
and Lachter
Hamiote
S&s. Perimutter Ll.b
S. M. Lechter LL
M.C
Wes Lelond
G. Leland B. Medd
Crandall
Crandall News
Sarah Barnes
Toronto
Nelson Henderson
Estevan, Sask
Miss Lynn Wiltshire
Fire, Auto and Lite Insurance
Chas.r. Lee
Legion
R. Schoch
Pres
J. D. Rollo
Sec
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