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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 10, 1932
Page
8
John Spalding left today for Dr Chalmers. G Reynolds visited her mother at Hamiets over the weekend. Teams from Miniota traveled to Crandallcen Tuesday for a friendly game. Merchant Counter Check Books available locally through The Minicta Herald. Western Sales Book Products are satisfactory. phone listed.
Tuesday night next week a free moving picture show will be shown in the basement of Hy Trinity church. The films include Across Canada by Canadian Pacific Lake of the Woods and Totem Land. The program starts at 830 and an invitation is extended to all. The same pictures will be shown at the private lodge session of the O O F on Monday night.
Crandall Items Thos. Hamilton attends the Winnipeg bonspiel. Two rinks from Isabella visit Saturday, playing four district games. Crandall wins overall by a narrow margin of one in the combined scores. Worlds Day of Prayer observed Friday with a church service at 3.50.
The W MCS regular meeting met at Mrs Vradenburg’s home with 12 members and 3 visitors present. Mrs Hara led the cair with a study book lesson by Miss Vandecar. A dainty lunch followed the session.
The January meeting of the W I was held at the home of John Hyndman with Miss A Hyndman as hostess. Mrs J S Shier reported on the past year's work and the financial report showed a bank balance of 682. A convention vote in June was in favor. President Mrs V Wallace chaired the meeting.
Isabella reports Ethel Johnson of Crandal visiting Mr. and Mrs. R Warren along with Mies in a social note.
The W. M. & will host a social evening at the home of Mrs. W Sypraeh on Thursday of this week. The event invites members to gather for fellowship and light refreshments.
Mra Amea schedules the final group leaders meeting for next Tuesday the 10th at 1 30 in the bank building. The meeting aims to conclude leadership discussions and finalize plans.
Mr. and Mrs. Craik, after a year in the Peace River country, are visiting their daughter Mrs. J. Robertson.
The Decker junior hockey squad visited after school on Wednesday and played a strong game but were defeated 4-2 by the local boys, sealing the upset in a spirited matchup.
Beulah junior squad defeated their opponents on Saturday while the Isabella senior team also earned a win in their hockey game.
A passage notes that many people label every ache as sad pain. The reflection highlights common responses to neural discomfort and the tendency to pathologize ordinary sensations.
The article explains neuritis and neuritis types including local neuritis facial neuritis and sciatica. It links neuritis to cold exposure injury toxic infections occupations and chronic poisoning and notes symptoms and the need to find the underlying cause for treatment success.
The text emphasizes that removing the cause is the purpose of proper treatment and avoiding the cause is the means of prevention. It frames causation as central to both healing and preventing illness.
Arrow River Notes report Mimota hockey team will play here on Wednesday night. Mr D Warry and his son left on Wednesday for their home at Newdals.
Miss Barbara Wallace substituted for a teacher at Crandall on Tuesday and Wednesday of the prior week.
The note says W Trout has been out over the weather for some time and hopes to see him around again soon, signaling a temporary absence and expectation of return.
A flanger was sent up the branch on Thursday as part of work under the roadmaster and section foreman at Chater, with the operation supervised locally.
Jasper and J R Lynch traveled from Miniota on Thursday and had to push the car several times but reached their destination.
School vans will be loaned to students for the big ball at Miniota on Friday. The coach expects to raise a few dollars from this fundraiser activity.
The W. M. S. gathered at Mes. We Tenuart’s home on Wednesday afternoon with new officers in place. By-laws were read and discussed. Because World Day of Prayer services cannot be held as scheduled, the group decided to suspend the event until Wednesday the 10th.
The Blains Young People visited Friday night with their play The Wild Flower of the Hill and a full hall received them warmly. The players gave a very able performance and several showed potential for major parts. The story was well portrayed and the audience appreciated the visit. After the play a dance followed with music by the Groom Chasers orchestra.
The group met at noon on Wednesday to hear Miss Eric White discuss communicable diseases. They are studying first aid this quarter with talks on unconsciousness by Miss Jessie Mitchell and drowning and artificial respiration by Miss G McLesnehan, aiming to benefit members.
The hockey boys organized a Wednesday night event featuring readings by J Craig solos by J E Mitchell a play with R Elliott as the doctor Ted Le and his wife W Jackson as the uncle E Tennant as the uncle’s sweetheart and J Craig as the butler A minstrel show followed with songs jokes a banjo duet and a local celebriti es song Billed as a success the evening raised about 12 dollars for the group with J Mitchell as accompanist and N McLennan as chairman
Canada’s 1931 field crops total about 451,251,000 with wheat at 108,786,000 and hay and clover at 113,961,000. Gold from Northern Ontario mines in 1931 valued 43,009,000, minting over 25 years reaches 295,000,000. blue granite shipped to Yale for Strathcona Memorial Building.
Amateurs from Seattle announce plans to compete in the E. W. Beatty mid winter golf championship at Royal Colwood from February 22 to 27. Last year’s Victoria cup winners join strong contingents from Vancouver and the Prairie Provinces as far east as Winnipeg. John Caesar of Vancouver is named the grand old man of Canadian Pacific with 48 years of service, followed by W. J. Grant of Hamilton with 47.
The Oxford Cambridge ski team enjoyed Canadian hospitality during their voyage from Saint John to Liverpool aboard the Duchess of York. The visit may lead to future matches between Canadian and British university ski teams.
Winter sport enthusiasts prepare for the 11th annual Eastern International Deg Sted Derby from February 9 to 24 at Gue hee over 123 miles ending with the Dae Derby Ball at the Chateau Frontenac. Notable mushers are entered for the event with a $15 stake.
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