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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 30, 1966
Page
1
Birtle Presbyterial UCW held two fall rallies at Newdale on November 16 and Foxwarren on November 18 with total attendance 99 and twenty points. Rev Gordon Fulford Rossburn directed the one act Coffee House performances.
Premier Duff Roblin announced Manitoba will have a business voice in the International Trade Centre at Expo 67. Manitoba and Quebec are the two Canadian provinces to gain this role, with a full‑time Manitoba office in the Trade Centre during the six month Expo.
Mr and Mrs Robert Scarth of Isabella marked their 45th wedding anniversary with an At Home for friends and neighbors on Friday November 25. The couple, married on November 24 1921 in Isabella, have six children and thirteen grandchildren. Guests from Isabella Decker Hamiota Minnedosa Russell Binscarth and Minnedosa attended. a family tea and a three tiered wedding cake featured. A Saturday dinner at the home of W A Kelly in Hamiota brought the relatives together, minus one son Barrie who is in Newfoundland.
The Crandall Woman's Institute met in the church basement last Wednesday. Members brought Christmas gifts wrapped for Brandon Mental Hospital. Isabella ladies Mrs Lorne Wright and Mrs Johnnie Finkbeiner demonstrated upholstering a chair, sharing past experiences amid laughter. A lunch was served to close.
Beulah district 3 of M.F.U. held its fourth general meeting on November 14 with Ralph Rowan and Joe Galonsky attending. They disclosed 1945-46 costs and 1966 projections for No 1 Northern, noting rising production costs, lower purchasing power, and a call to farmers to unite under M F U with a December 12 meeting planned at Beulah Community Hall.
The Bowles couple marked twenty five years with two gatherings. On Sunday at the sister's home in Virden a turkey dinner and a plate glass mirror gift followed a toast by Bill Peel. Attendees included Stamfords, Wood, Mansfield, and Bowles families from multiple towns. A Wynon district party Thursday offered cake and lunch.
Crandall residents report visits from Lawson, Lawrence, Leland, and Shier families. A Winnipeg parade, a school teaching post, a Grace Hospital birth, and a well attended bazaar in the school auditorium raised about one hundred thirty dollars.
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