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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
1
Mrs. Hooper's farm sale is scheduled for today at 1 o'clock. The United U.P.S. plans a church basement meeting on Wednesday April 12. Mrs. P. Berber and family are visiting friends at Melville. Parliament buildings theft report noted as nondeveloping.
Mrs J D Forsyth entertained ladies of both bridge clubs at her home Friday night. Highest score won by Mrs H H Spencer. Anglican Y P A held a social evening with games and lunch. Next meeting April 19 at the Birch home. Good Friday stores closed. Easter Monday holiday for banks and post offices. Easter Sunday church services with special music.
The Girls Bridge Club held a regular meeting at Miss Dorisiac Pherson's home last Wednesday night with the highest score by Miss Irene Dorward. The club will entertain on Thursday April 13 at Mrs E H Woods home by Miss Gladys McKenzie.
A citizen movement against Manitoba’s proposed community tax has grown strong enough to force the government to drop the idea. The plan shifts to a 2 percent tax on all wages salaries and incomes rather than the initial 1 percent.
Parkissimo Lodge I O F and Rebecca Lodge members honored Mr J W Clarke Mr George Cornish and their wives at a Court White Drive in the Masonic Temple. The pair received gold cuff links engraved with the Order insignia and a written address of regret and best wishes read by J J Henderson. A social hour and lunch followed.
The editor notes a bill that could legalize annual hospital sweepstakes in the province. If enacted, the attorney general may allow one sweepstake per year for hospitals, a move praised as financially helpful for councils and municipalities with hospital bills. The piece emphasizes fairness and legality to encourage public participation.
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