Advarce OLIVER Editor and Proprie
Advarce OLIVER serves as editor and proprietor with a stated annual rate of fourteen dollars per annum in the reference.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 04, 1936
Page
8
Advarce OLIVER serves as editor and proprietor with a stated annual rate of fourteen dollars per annum in the reference.
The item notes a spring drive to finish the Anglian Restoration Fund. It reports extreme temperatures of 50 below and 44 below at early hours, and mentions the United UPS will meet Wednesday at 8:50 p.m. in a church basement. It also advertises men’s knit shirts in plain shades and stripes at 79 cents, from United Stores Ltd Minot, with sizes 14 to 17.
February listings include Danses in Arrow River Hall on the seventh United Ladies Aid Social on the tenth Miniota Village Meeting on the fourteenth and a Whist Drive with Valencine Dance in Miniota.
A large crowd gathered at Arrow River United church to honor Mrs J J Leland who died last Monday after eight weeks of illness. Rev J A Stephen led the service with solo by J R Lynch, followed by burial at Arrow River cemetery. Survived by husband and seven daughters, two brothers, and son Clifford at home, the community mourns a valued mother and neighbor.
M. Leland returned to Uck inser on Saturday. Mitchell spent the weekend with friends at Cranudst. The Hockey Club held a successful dance Friday with river Pirates providing music. The CGI met at Mrs J Pennant home to discuss a devotional on Caving from Girl's Viewpoint. Girls worked on quilt blocks and planned a quilting party next meeting. Pauline Tennant led singing, games and lunch. La Leland and Margaret Sucki hosted. Cass
Misa Pauline Cowling left Crandall for Winnipeg to take a new position. A Lickey skips for C Dickey as W Cobarn, J Radd, and others compete in the Winnipeg bonspiel this week. Mr and Mrs Ote Warren mark their 59th wedding anniversary quietly with family. Rinks skip by E Lewis, W Murdock, C Dickey, A B C Dickey, R L Dickey, W Prokopol, W Coburn, and J Shier are listed among players.
Strongly woven English striped terry towels sized 20 by 40 inches offered at 49 cents per pair by United Stores Ltd of Misiota. The ad highlights durable fabric and affordable pricing for household use.
The Ladies Aid of Miniota United church hosts a Social of Games Contests and more on Monday February 10 at 8 p.m. in the church parlor. Admission one cent per inch of waistline promising a real good time for all.
On Thursday afternoon RL Dickey and W Coburn won a series of challenge games. On Sunday afternoon Rev J A Stephen preached a splendid sermon on The Friendship of David and Jonathan and the choir rendered special music.
After a long illness, Grey resumed his duties as superintendent of the Sandsy school, marking a return to leadership after a medical absence.
Isabella Cecil Irwin was a visitor to Winnipeg last week. The W. I meeting has been postponed until Feb 12. Miss Bowman of Beulah spent the weekend at the Manse. Crandall senior hockey team played here on Wednesday with a 10 to 10 final. The Decker Juniors played there on Saturday and lost 11 to 9.
Beulah Suirs C Crockatt and Roz Gunn have returned from their visit to Virden. Mrs Bowman has substituted in the school during Miss Bray illness. Severe weather and sickness cause the Boy Scout concert to be postponed. WMS met at Mrs Johnson's home with 10 members. Mrs E Forster presiding. Devotion led by.
Help wanted for farm chores paying eight dollars a month until spring. Contact J E Rowan in Miniota by phone 66.
Miniota holds Sunday School at 11 a.m. and Evening Service at 7 30 p.m. Arrow River offers Sunday School at 1 p.m. followed by a Service of Worship at 2 p.m.
Mr Bowman Sr and Mrs Frazer presented an interesting review of the Study Book. Plans were discussed for making a quilt for the missionary base. Lunch was served by the hostess.
The whist drive and dance drew a good crowd. Prizes went to Mrs Haney and Norman Walker with consolations for Dorothy Reid and Alex Powell. Horner's Orchestra played well. Radio draws alternated among G Titley, JH Freer, and H H Spencer. A rug drawn earlier by Mrs A Haney was redrawn and won by Mrs A Woods.
Education week begins February 23. An article in Saturday Night by J M Paton urges a sound educational program as the test of democratic strength. He questions whether education yields capable workers and informed voters, uses costs fairly, and provides equality of opportunity for every child.
In the Peace River Block British Columbia forty eight country schools are consolidated under one Official Trustee forming four district setups the largest with fourteen schools. Benefits include better health coordination and uniform salaries with savings on secretaries bank charges fuel and supplies.
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