Miniota Junior High Cross Country Team Race Report
Miniota Junior High girls won the senior division in a 1.5 mile cross country event at Birtle on September 30 with 35 runners. Standouts include Patty Zorn second and Helen Wythe third, while Tom McCallum led the boys home in seventh. Both teams earned qualification in the zone meet, with girls finishing second and boys fourth against Pelly Trail Fort La Bosse and Birdtail divisions.
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Miniota
Birtle
Patty Zorn
Helen Wythe
Gerrie Taylor
Doreen Kelly
Debbie Gilchrist
Donna Rollo
Jean Colles
Miniota Open Golf Tournament Winners Named
Twenty three ladies competed in Miniota on September 23. Lunch was served by men golfers. Championship Flight winners were Jean Peterson Virden Winnie Wilson Birtle and June Nichols Isabella. First Flight trophies went to Doreen Mann Beulah Ester Kyth Virden Sharon Attwood Miniota. Second Flight winners were Jean Harrison Isabella Mildred Attwood Miniota and Joan Plaetinak Miniota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Jean Peterson
Virden
Winnie Wilson
Birtle
June Nichols
Isabella
Doreen Mann
Beulah
Ester Kyth
Sharon Attwood
Boundaries Resolution Reported by Community Group
In Miniota Home and School Association notes a resolution on boundaries is printed as written for a Boundaries Commission presentation. It states that Hamiota and Birtle Collegiates are rebuilt and enlarged, local parents are satisfied with current arrangements, and the Birdtail division boundaries remain as they are. Signed Maude Lelond.
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Miniota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holy Trinity Anglican
Crandall
Dwin J. Spalding
Jean Harrison
Mildred Attwood
Joan Plaetinak
Winnipeg
Brandon Daily
Arrow River
Crandall, Reeder, Two Creeks
Miniota Municipality
C Webber
Zenith
Don Gregory
Miniota Community
Arena
Spirit Cftc
Manitoba
Morton
New Holland
Allied Farm Equipment
Western
James Way
McCabe Grain
Victoria Feeds
Legion
Arrow River Hall
R. Schoch
Pres
J. D. Rollo
Russell Agencies
Man
Wes Lelond
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