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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 22, 1943
Page
8
The Culture Group led by Crawford Campbell hosted a United Mes meeting on Wednesday. Rev. F. Egileson spoke on "The New World Order" while a program including business, games, and lunch ran. An invitation from Decker x P. was declined due to transport issues. Meetings will continue through May.
Opening with a Canada themed duet by Misses B and D Weadenburgh and a solo by Miss K Lynch, organ by Mrs J Lynch, J Speiding chair, introduced Miss Helen Watson MP youth educator at United Church meeting. She outlined topics fit for public debate and answered many sharp questions, suggesting another visit to address a key issue.
Attend the War Savings Dance in River Hall on Friday April 30 featuring Kple's Orchestra. Admission 35 cents. Draws include 20 19 and 5 War Savings Certificates. W I met in church basement Tuesday with Mrs Tennant presiding. Salvage donations noted and shipment planned. Funds from salvage committee will aid Russian Relief Britain and the Red Cross. Mrs Helen Watson spoke on Healthy Assurance, with Miss Watson and Pauline Tennant leading singing.
Hostesses Mra Ties and Mr Mrs W Tennant and Mise Wilson welcomed visitors Saturday. Mrs Fleming visiting JB Mitchell home. Mrs KCstaghan visiting with daughter Margaret in Woennives. Miss Marion Leland visiting Cartenger. Miss N McKinnon returned from Griswold. Carnegie and Vernon Lockhart returned from Winnipeg. W Ken dal of White Rock BC visiting district. Mrs R Kruger visiting Souris before moving to Cranfall. Mr and Mrs L Shoemaker and family in Woodworth. Lyall Johnston recovering from broken leg. Mrs EF Gunc on welcomed cable of husband overseas. Milk for Britain Fund dance raised 41 after expenses.
Beulah Word informs that Robert Reliv, now with the RC AFP overseas, has been promoted to Pilot rank U cheer. Congratulations to you, Bol and family aboard this milestone.
A Thursday farm sale at R-Reids attracted a real good crowd with strong bidding and notable prices. The weather turned dusty and windy, giving attendees a dusty face. auctioneer Joe Johnston led the sale amid lively activity.
Red Crowe carved limehe s and realiged 85082. Mr and Mire M Wilson attended a Winge parade at Dauphin on Thursday when Mr Wilsons brother Harold graduated ss 8 Set. W A G AC Brian Cooper Winnipeg was home for the werk end. LAC H Forster Virden and wife of Winnipeg were week end visitors at the H E Forster home. A Spargo was a visitor to Winniper l last week. Mr and Mrs W Boulton have moved to the fatton farm at Birtle and the Yomiski family have moved on to the farm vacated by the Boultons. Mrs Jean Bello underwent an appendicitis operation in Brandon hospital last week and getting on nicely.
The final meeting of the Junior YPA was held in the church parlor on Tuesday evening. The society plans to reorganize again in the fall. HA. Cuffe and son, Hugh, are mentioned in the records.
G. McCallam, Mrs. McCallam and Shus lev and Mareant are mentioned. Avianl spent the past week at the R. E. ttewe home. LAC R. Club Virden, was home on a 48. A. R. Brad visiting in Winnipeg. C. Reid Shilo spent the week ett with his wife at the S. Riches home. Mr and Mrs B Reid Carberry are visiting in the district. Wm. F. Teerach Minnedosa spent the weekend with Dre and Mrs. Iverach. Lieut. and Mrs. T. White Ottawa paid a visit to the Iverach families in town.
Gor C. Harrison on leave in Winnipeg is honored at a Stevenson home gathering. An address read by Gordon Campbell and a fountain pen from Win Bardwell are presented. Charlie offers a gracious reply as J. Norrie extends comradeship and Legion membership.
Weather during last fall reduced germination of wheat oats barley and flax across areas along and north of the old C N R main line and near Alberta foothills. Oats most affected with seed testing urged. laboratories in the West overwhelmed. Farmers urged to perform home germination tests and consult the Seedtime and Harvest leaflet via line elevators or the Agricultural Department and North-West Line Elevators Association Winnipeg Calgary for copies.
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