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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 1942
Page
8
Mrs. W. Woods known as Marjorie Berwick underwent an appendicitis operation in Virden hospital on Monday and is recovering well. For sale baby bull one year old Heisters Shor born, contact 227 Leland, Miniota, phone 1615 for details.
The nation faces a vote on conscription as a mandate before any law, with war continuing over two years. Canadians at home and abroad serve in many arms while debate grows over whether a steady flow of reinforcements should come from conscription and how the plebiscite will be decided.
A speech urges patience and lawful action in a democratic society while stressing the need for rapid mobilization. It emphasizes preparing Canada for immediate reinforcement of overseas troops through adequate defense, training, and equipment as events unfold quickly.
An incomplete Ottawa style clipping references Mrs. Chan Dall and Mrs. E Wilson with a fragment about Cecill Collyer RC.A.F. of Winnipeg being home for the weekend, leaving other details unreadable.
A visit at the home of Mire TC Mark on Friday saw the Stas group review the dub chapter focusing on China. The discussion centered on wartime relations and the chapter’s thematic handling of Chinese topics.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at St Andrew's Brandon on Friday January 16. Cora Hene daughter of Mr and Mrs John Norrie and Edward Earl Shier youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs S Shier of Crandall were united in marriage. The bride wore pottery rose crepe with pink and white corsage. Out of town guests included Mrs M Begg Winnipeg and Miss Viola Lewis Crandall.
The Teachers committee reported Miss M Jaeper promoted with high school salary of 900 dollars and Mrs W Peel engaged as teacher at 70 dollars. The transportation chair reported a Beulah meeting on charges against a van driver. the driver was barred from driving vans. No vans may transport children in a truck unless cab seating meets regulations. Next meeting called by the chairman.
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Misa Depithy Wythe departed Sunday for Otlaws to begin civil service work. Mex Ken, and Jasper will assume teaching duties at Arrow Haver School.
Miniota Jr. hockey played a close home game Saturday and lost the result. On Thursday night the Minot Sr. team defeated the local squad in a separate home game.
Visitors to Brandon on hs lay included Mr and Mrs Wal lace and Billy Mr and Mrs RG Mitchell Mrs WT Sutherland A S and J McKinnon L Mister with Mrs S Tennant Miss McKinnon retorted to Griswold.
W. H. Kirton presided Friday evening as the Hall Club held its annual meeting. Secretary-treasurer Mrs. E. Dayton presented the reports and financial statements to members.
The report notes various names listed as convenors and auditors, including J. Kirton and others, with committees appointed. Dancing and a formal closing of the meeting are described, marking the event's end.
Stan Paynter and L A Perkin spent the week at their homes here and in Winnipeg. Mrs Broke and daughter Ella visit Winnipeg with Ella set to take a business college course. Jim Morgan, after a radio course, has enlisted in the R C A P and left for Toronto.
Be patriotic call to conserve sugar invites attendance at an exhibit in Forster Bros store on Friday evening February 6 to support Beulah United Churches funds. Exhibits will be offered for sale after the demonstration.
J Reid and A Warren spent last week in Winnipeg. Mrs A Adams and Joyce visit Strathclair with FE Adams family. Dr J Daniels leaves for Nee Pawa after securing a position. A local worker returns to Winnipeg after injury. Items sent to Red Grass HQ include baby gowns and mitts. donations include a quilt and sweater. Y P U held a skating party with E Finkbeiner coordinating. community extends sympathy to Coxworth and Muldoon families. Gift Committee card party raises funds for forces gifts totaling twenty dollars.
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