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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
8
The United Y. P. A. will hold a skating party on Wednesday evening. Mr Stapleton of Porrest spent the past week at the home of Mr and Mrs Boyce. The McConnell curling cup, held by Rapid City for the past year, was lifted by Oak River rink on Thursday.
The Miniota and Arrow River Y.P.A held a benefit on Saturday with 14 teams. M. J. Davis and L. Horner won Grand Challenge and Consolation respectively. The hockey club reorganized with officers led by President J. W. Horner and Vice President J. W. Rowan. Canadian Pacific Railway offers reduced Christmas and New Year fares with various single and return options from Dec 20 to Jan 10, 1936.
The W M S study Club met Friday night at Mrs E Mark s home to discuss the book s second chapter on Africa amid notes on the East s relevance. The W I Directors later met Saturday night naming officers including president Mrs W Hyndman and treasurer Mrs E O Hara. The Women s Association held its annual meeting Monday at Mrs Borland s with 12 ladies present and a treasurer s report showing 40 paid for Parsonage wiring and 30 cash on hand.
Beulah J P Francis visits his brother Joseph in Saskatoon for a family reunion and to share news from home.
Wa Pearce left on Tuesday for Victoria to visit his brother Charles who recently underwent an operation. The Gaveling Club reorganized on Saturday and the officers were re elected. The schedule commenced last night.
The C G I T met Saturday at Phyillis Hull's home with Mrs G L Wood delivering an interesting Temperance paper. A birthday party for Phyllis Hull and Myrtle McDonald followed, and St Witrid's W A met Thursday at Mrs J J Clark's home with full attendance and a satisfactory Talent Stoney showing. A Study Book chapter was led by Miss Heyhee and the gathering closed with a dainty lunch.
Mr and Mrs Forster hosted about 40 friends at Court Whist to raise funds for the Children Aid and the local Red Cross. Mrs J Clarke and George Heyhope won prizes while Mrs Hull and I.
A fragmented note suggests inquiry into catnip preferences labeled ide ldd and Wke l6e 13¢. Given limited legible text, the item appears as a brief catalog or informal survey snippet without clear names, dates, or locations. Further context needed for precise summary.
The WI thanks supporters and the host and hostess for meals and assistance given after an event. A sum of $20.75 was lost. appreciation is expressed for the community's help and generosity.
The Isabella White Gift service will be observed on Sunday. A Christmas concert is planned for Thursday December 1 with the operetta Cinderella in Flower Land. The Sunday School annual meeting was held Monday at Rev H I Bowman’s home. favorable reports were presented and officers will be named next week. Hockey teams faced Kenton and Rossburn tournaments, losing in both finals and first games respectively. Mr and Mrs J A Robertson hosted a dinner Wednesday honoring Mr and Mrs Craik of Winnipeg on their 46th wedding anniversary. An item from the Shaster Press notes T W Lattie as a local enthusiastic rock hunter.
The Bessborough Hotel in Saskatoon opens today as the latest CN chain property. It features about 260 bedrooms and a layout tailored for western travelers. Haslin, ex manager of The MacDonald in Banonton, becomes the new manager.
The text notes a historic figure connected to discovering prehistoric whale skeletons and mentions Yale University naming one after him. The season opening hockey tournament drew three teams with a final overtime, producing Isabella then Langenburg as victors. Gate receipts neared 190 dollars with meals sales.
Mr and Mrs K G Mitchel spent the weekend at Decker, enjoying a quiet family outing and local surroundings.
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