Miniota Community Notes and Events Highlight Local Rinks and Dates
Local and General News Items list events in Miniota and area. Upcoming activities include rink matches in the McConnell cup, a new 1939 Chevrolet sale to J Wythe via C E Wythe, and various Xmas concerts and dances. A ex-Brandon battalion club reunion is planned, plus United church YPU met with plans for a bonspiel on January 7th and youth activities.
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United Church Y.P.U
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Dora Stowe
J. R. Lynch
Jennie Bonner
Mattie Taylor
Wilf Middleton
Bert Beiber
Jim Reynolds
Local visitors and weekend guests noted in town
Wm. Birch visited Winnipeg last week. Mrs. G. Bruce stayed in Brandon for a few days. A. Stewart of Durban was a weekend visitor to the district. Miss Fay Armitage left Wednesday for Winnipeg. Miss D. Wythe of Holvlea spent the weekend at her hometown.
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Winnipeg
G. Bruce
Brandon
A. Stewart
Durban
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Holvlea
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Miniota hockey team loses to Kenton in Kenton tournament
In Miniota, the hockey team lost 6 to 4 in their first game at the Kenton tournament last Saturday. Other notes mention local shop items and residents: F Bohm undergoing operation in Miniota hospital, Olive Long in Winnipeg, and visits among Beaufield Sask. residents. Canada Packers bought 7265 lbs dressed poultry at Spencers' Butcher shop.
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Miniota Hospital
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Olive Long
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Miniota
Kenton
Melville Visitors and RCMP Officer Needing Details
Mr and Mrs J McDonald of Melville visited relatives in town and district last week. They were joined by Mrs W Elliott who will visit for a time. Mike Syron of the RCMP is stationed at Hamiota moving from Bois Sevain and received many fine gifts. reports say he was well liked and made many friends.
Youth Training School at Virden
A youth training school for young men aged 16 to 30 will be held in Virden from January 4 to March 17, 1939. Practical courses in Agriculture and Citizenship are offered with no tuition. Applications must reach Registrar J. K. Friesen by December 24 with two letters of recommendation. Board may cost up to $20 per month, with possible department contribution of up to half. The program offers educational and social advantages.
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J. K. Friesen
Miniota Team Visits Hamiota for Monday Hockey Match
The Miniota hockey team played in Hamiota on Monday night with the boys there. The visitors lost the game 4 to 35 in a high scoring contest.
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Hamiota
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