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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 13, 1937
Page
8
A Monday gathering in Muay juris le Aroor Day town discussed a civic event for a wmrcabie selection. Committees formed and a competition program from Smoopenine will be available next week. The celebration will run late afternoon and end with a departure.
The Ravine young people held a community gathering featuring the play No Account vid to a large audience on Friday followed by a dance with music by the Razgamuffins. Canada is mentioned as a wheat exporter to Japan in 1936 with broader notes on metals and paper goods.
Roy Gunn spent the weekend with his mother in Virden. The W.1. will meet on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J. Eosis coronation plane who discuss Shirley Johnson was awarded second place in the Vera section.
Whanpeg festival events are teased for Monday and a student group plans a sitdown on the following week. Mrs L Datton of Bertie is named speaker for a future issue, with Miss Chishelim entertaining the harbor crowd Thursday. Prizes for the month included a relish dish and stationery box won by Mrs Shorvell and Miss Mae. The Red Cross belt corps meets Sunday in Mrs Bowman’s class and parent leaders praise the group’s formation as officers and committees are listed.
The meeting was held Thursday at the home of Miss Heyhoe with Mrs Reid presiding Mrs Titney read the scripture and Miss Heyhoe led the Study Book. Arrangements were made to complete an outfit for an Indian girl. Mrs Banham and Mrs Dawhnm were lunch-lessessea. The next meeting will be at Mrs Forster's home.
The Miniota Herald reports annual revenue from a source will drop by around 460000. A provincial vote on proposed tax changes failed 28 to 14. A suggestion proposed taxing tax dodgers and requiring turnover tax on department and chain stores to boost coffers.
In a House of Commons reply the Minister of Justice said all federal powers will be used to protect Canadian workers and industries from the sit down strike movement seen in the United States. He praised Canada’s record of addressing grievances and urged support for lawful processes that have kept industrial peace and goodwill in the Dominion.
In a Commons session, Hon Power opposes U.S. style veterans bonuses and reviews Canada's pension system from the Great War era. He cites 165 radision deliers paid after the war and notes 79,600 disability pensions plus 18,000dependents among 66,000 war dead. He提出 a rehabilitation grant for unemployed soldiers while costs exceed 500 million. Manitoba Power Commission to grant free current for Coronation lighting May 4 to 5.
Stacey's advertises a new permanent wave machine in Western Canada claiming unmatched waves previous methods cannot achieve. It highlights low electric current, no heavy heaters, shortened steaming time, and promises a better permanent wave with updated practices after recent US trade conventions.
A Bridge Cup Tournament will be held on Friday April 16 at 8 p.m. at DB. O. E. hall. Proceeds go to the New Rink Fund. Bring a partner if possible and play for the evening. Admission 250.
Two bay geldings with white faces and two dark brown geldings one with a star on the face and one with a white star are missing. Information welcomed by Henry Lints at 245 Crandall exchange.
Advertisement urging farmers to view the Oliver line before buying and to visit displays in Winnipeg or Brandon warehouses. Peters MacPherson of Miniota invites inquiries for implements and repairs and provides phone contact 75.
Crandall and family visit in the district while J Johnson returns from Ontario. Wallace Werren plans a Weyburn summer. Winnipeg visits by Mrs J Ruddard Claude Dickey Claudia and John. The WMS met with Leo present and Mrs Johnson in chair. Mrs McNair led the Study Book. W A meeting reviewed. Friday quilting at Mrs Goddard’s raised funds for WA work. Hostesses were Mrs Collyer Mrs Goddard and Mrs Johnson.
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