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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
8
Ter Batley of Shoah Lake apences holidays at his home there. Dr Wiles dentist will commence his visit dates set forth in advertisement in this issue.
About 60 inches of snow over the weekend provides some moisture for the season yet leaves roads in worse condition than before. Local stores warn of winter impact on spring work plans and transportation.
Alex R. Ross pleaded guilty to stealing about 165000 dollars of government funds and was sentenced last week to three years in jail. He attributed his downfall to betting on horse races.
The Moncton Hawa hockey team defeated the Saskatoon Quakers in both Allan Cup games in Vancouver on Monday night. Saskatoon was shut out in both contests, while Moncton scored three goals in the first game and two in the second.
Manito ba markets report rising horse prices over recent months as breeding slows and horse ages rise. Despite feed shortages and higher mortality this year, good young horses have sold well this spring with strong demand from buyers.
The Power Commission informs J Bpalding that from April 1 the minimum monthly bill for domestic consumers will be $2.00. Those who contract to use at least 150 kilowatt hours per month year round receive a service charge of 55 cents, energy at 12 cents per kilowatt hour for the first 25 kWh, and 2 cents per kWh for usage over 25 kWh, with a 10 percent discount.
At the S. O. E. Lodge meeting members praised George Cornish for splen did work after decades with the Urier. Horner presented a Membership Certificate in Lodge Garden as Cornish expressed sincere regret at leaving the district and thanked members for their gift.
A drastic one third reduction in general government expenditures is approved aligning with a strict budget plan. The cuts affect road maintenance university grants school funding health services hospitals and charitable and social programs totaling many thousands of dollars across departments including justice administration child welfare and fisheries. The move reflects strong public demand for economy and a balanced budget despite loss of expected services.
Patricia O Hera spent last week with friends in Winnipeg. Clarence Whitney motored to Stranden and reports the road to be not too bad. On Sunday morning a special Easter Service will be held and the choir will render suitable music. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will also be administered at this service.
Still-born son born Friday April 1 to Mr and Mrs P Still of Isabella at Miniota Hospital.
District Nurse Johnson visited Thursday and held a successful Baby Clinic examining about 20 infants. Her service is withdrawn due to financial conditions of the province, a regrettable outcome for the community.
Johnson has been greatly appreciated for carrying out duties in a most thorough and conscientious manner.
Beulah Bits Mr and Mrs swin and family have moved into the Thompson residence in town. Special Flaster services will be held in the church on Easter Sunday with special music predominating for the occasion.
Miss Murray Paynter is spending the week at her home and will resume her teaching duties at Argyle Manitoba on Tuesday of next week.
Isabella notes the Women’s Missionary Society gathers Thursday afternoon at the Manse. Syd Finkbeiner drove from Beild and spent the weekend at his home here. A number of young folk enjoyed skating at the rink Saturday night. Mr and Mrs J Sunley and Mr and Mrs E Sunley left on Tuesday by train for Winnipeg. Robert Calders, wintering at the Coast, returned home on Saturday.
The W. A. of Holy Trinity Church will hold a sale of aprons and home cooking plus a silver tea in the church basement on Saturday April 22 starting at 3 pm.
For sale A quantity of banner oats at 20 per bushel if taken now Elmer Houck Hamiota Man. Korren t the Evans residence on Louise Ave formerly occupied by P Beiber Postess ion on May 1st Apply John Spalding Miniota
The W 1 conducted a successful sale of home cooking lunch and ice cream in A E Read s store on Monday night.
On Good Friday evening at eight oclock a special service will be held in the church to honor the occasion. It is hoped a good number will attend. On Easter Sunday very special services are scheduled at the usual hours.
On Friday night a dance was held at Blaiis School and was well attended. Music was supplied by Wm Waters and Love Bell served as floor manager.
The C.G.I.T. met at Miss Jessie Elliott's home on Saturday for a Master Service. Olga Townson played a violin solo and a chorus was sung by Misses Jessie, Dorothy and Marjorie Mitchell and Pauline Tennant. The Mother and Daughter Banquet was discussed and the meeting closed with the Mizpal Benediction.
An operator from Arrow River district announces a cream route to Manniota Creamery and offers to handle local business. Contact details include a phone reference and names associated with Lockhat in Arrow River.
Friday program by the Y P S raised about $20 through three sketches. Performers included Miss P Tennant, Wm Jackson, E Tennant, Miss Mitchell, C Jackson, J Craig, R Mitchell, H Leland, Miss Wallace, Miss Wiggins, and others. Judges Rev J A Stephen and B S Woods awarded points to sketches and praised the performers for their speed and effort.
There will be a service in the United Church on Thursday evening featuring special music a pageant and an address by Rev J A Stephen.
The W M S met on Wednesday at Mrs J F Tennant s home and offered a beautiful service with readings solos and a chorus by the girls.
Admission 25c for couples with lunch bringers. proceeds benefit the Fall aid. Community event invites all to enjoy music and dancing in the hall.
The article argues that pensions for soldiers Old Age and Welfare must be reviewed as tax burden grows. It condemns secrecy and urges publishing names and amounts of pensioners to prevent abuse, noting many deserving recipients and some not entitled. It stresses public oversight and accountability.
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