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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1978
Page
11
October notes cover church talk on idolatry with guest Maud Leland, visits between Ontario and Manitoba residents, and a retirement plaque for CNR trackman Cliff Wrighton. Social events include a Beulah wedding shower, community club planning bingo and a dine and dance, plus regional visits, horse racing trips, a stubble fire in a field, and various local visits from Beulah to Brandon and Elkorn.
Oak River guests include Mr. Bob King and Mrs. Agnes Mitchell attending Miss Yvonne Harrison and Mr. Bill Salvadors wedding at Sioux Narrows Ontario on September 16. The pair then visited Agnes sister Mrs Ruth Broadless in Missouri and her brother in law Mr and Mrs Brown in Prince Albert Saskatchewan. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Jack Bowen for the death of Alice’s sister Mrs Clinton Lougheed of Souris with funeral on September 26. This week Massey Vanier students from Cowansville hosted local students.
Reverend Malcolm Harding will conduct a chapel service October 8 at 2 30 p m and plans to depart in November inviting the community to share in fellowship. Local families and visitors travel to Calgary Brandon and Grace Hospital. A memorial donation of 41 dollars was given to the Beulah Care Home in memory of George Cruden. Summer spent fishing camp at Cranberry Portage yielded a good season. Canada geese woke Beulah residents Friday morning.
Lenore Carnegie and relatives visited Ninette and Virden over the weekend. Kenton and Brandon guests accompanied by extended family stopped by. Rev J Reaves preached on Sunday and church services will start at 10:00 a.m. on October 1. A steady stream of visitors from Portage la Prairie to Shoal Lake and Dodsland were reported, including families from Brandon, Winnipeg, and Hamiton area, with numerous locals hosting relatives Friday through Sunday.
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