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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1969
Page
2
Local notes describe visits and family events across Winnipeg, Aberdeen Scotland, Sarnia, Birtle, Peachland, and Transcona. The column covers weddings, hospital stays, bridge night prizes, travel, and summer visitors, highlighting health updates and community ties with several named residents and towns.
A pleasant evening in Crandall Hall on Thursday August 28 featured Barry Angus and his bride as guests of honor. After card games they received a tea wagon and a step stool, and Don Lee read the address Barry answered. A dainty lunch was served.
A miscellaneous shower was held at the Miniota Community Center on August 2 for Barbara Craig, bride-elect of August 16. Corsages were given to the bride, her mother Lou Craig, grandmother Mrs. M. Towler Elkhorn, and aunt Mrs. E. Powell. Piano was by Bill Harlin and Allan McKenzie. The address was read by Mrs. L Posthumous. Barbara thanked guests for gifts and good wishes as gifts were opened and lunch was served by W. I. members.
Linda Armitage, bride elect for Aug 23, was honored at a miscellaneous shower August 13 in the Miniota Community Center. Attendees included her mother Mrs A Armitage, grandmother Mrs W Bardwell, groom-elects mother Mrs F Schrader, and Ham ilota. Mrs W Peel led a share the wealth contest won by Linda who received the Oscar. Linda thanked guests after gifts were opened with a piano selection by Mrs S Taylor and a dainty lunch.
Isabella Apperly and family visited Carnduff with the Harri son family. Adele and Arla Heise stayed with grandparents Coutts at Newdale. Ken Warren of Prince Rupert and son Murray renewed acquaintances in the district. Linda Reid joins Virden Elementary as teaching staff starting Tuesday. Marilyn Reid from Winnipeg spent several days with her parents.
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