Miniota Herald notices and subscription details
The Miniota Herald announces subscription rates and deadlines for the week ending January 10, 1952. Editors call district W L and W M8 organizations to send reports promptly for timely weekly publication. Meetings usually on Wednesday or Thursday, with reports due by Saturday for the following Thursday issue.
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Miniota
Reg M Oliver — Kener
Manitoba
USA
Varous
W.l's
W.M8
Ofice
Winnipeg Visitor Notes and Travel Snaps
Miss Mayme Johnston visits Winnipeg. C J Lyng travels to Winnipeg for knee treatment. Mrs Geo Douglas and Mrs Perry Wallace visit Edmonton. Mr and Mrs FE Lewis drove to Winnipeg on Sunday. Mrs Lew attends Normal school.
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Mayme Johnston
Winnipeg
C.j.lyng
Mrs. Geo. Douglas
Mrs
Perry Wallace
Edmonton
FE Lewis
Arrow River and Prairie Visits Noted in Westward Travel
Mrs M Woods travels to California while Hazel Marie Leland spends time with her sister in Kenora. A northern elk hunting trip by W Wallace F Wiggins and Carnegie is reported. The annual W M S meeting occurred at Mrs W Tennant's home with officers led by President Mrs J Wiggins and others handling programs and duties. The W M S program committee met at Wes Lelond’s home.
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W.M. S
W Tennant
J. Wiggins
W. A
W. Tennant
Sam. Wallace
R E.clegg
D Sutherland
J. Kirton
Christian Stewardship
Tennant
J. M Eliott
Gordon Leond
E. Carnegie
Missionary Monthly
W. Lockhart
D. Mackean
D. Lelond
R. G. Mitchell
Rural Council Appoints Committees and Approves Pension
The rural council met January 2 with Councillors J H Finkbeiner R E Cregg and D L Stewart taking oath. Deputy Reeve J H Finkbeiner presided as Old Age Pension for 65 69 was approved and committees were named Road Machinery Bridge Finance Road Patrol and Social Welfare with listed members. Unredeemed 195 Tax remains unmentioned beyond this record.
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J.h.finkbeiner
R.E. Cregg
D.l.stewart
Messrs
R. FE Clegg
C.W. Ellerington
J. Finkbeiner
D.L Stewart
Beiner
J.hawes
E.clegg
D L Stewart
J-Hawes
CW. Ellerington
Municipal actions and appointments at Miniota meeting
The meeting approves appointments to health boards and arbitration duties including Gow to Hamiota Hospital Board No 7A Hyndman to Virden Local Health Unit Advisory Board and WEG Little as arbitrator for the Miniots Municipal School District boundary case. It authorizes 7067 08 overexpenditure approval for 1951 to be levied in 1952 and adds arrears of long distance tolls to taxes if unpaid by Jan 31 1952.继续 grant 100 monthly to Dr Bjornson for 1952 with 25 percent village contribution. It charges Manitoba Telephone System 104 month rental for Crandall and Miniota Centrals from July 1 1951 and seeks a pay station at Miniota C N Ry station. By law 1183 officers for the Municipality are appointed.
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P N. Gow
Hamiota Hospital Board
HS. Hyndman
Virden
W.e.g.little
T.A Harrison
Miniots
R.l.stevenson
Isabella
Dr $.K. Bjornson
Miniota Village
Manitoba Telephone System
Crandall
Miniota
Miniota C. N. Ry
School Board Actions and Appointments on January 3
The School Board met January 3 with two absentees. New trustees J B Currie and L L Leland swore in. Vacancies were filled by appointment in wards with no nominees. R E Heise named chairman for 1952. E J Spalding engaged as Secretary-Treasurer at 1000 dollars. Committees set: Finance, Teachers, Transportation. Delegates named to Manitoba School Trustees Convention.
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J B.currie
L.L Leland
R.e.beise
G J.heyhoe
R E. Miller
R. FE Heise
R. E. Miller
R.E Heise
Heyhoe
Reynolds, Bell
Mitchell
Walker
Millet Delegates Granted Expense Allowances and Budget Adopted
The notice states delegates receive 35 dollars for expenses and accepts Joe Bonners of Arrow River van shed at 185 dollars. The budget proposed amounts to 7914.02 dollars for 1952 and is adopted.
Isabella Mrs Margaret Iverach in Hamiota Hospital
Margaret Iverach is a patient at Hamiota Hospital. The note records her status as admitted for treatment and care.
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Margaret Iverach
Hamiota Hospital
Beulah Ritke Leads Bonepiel Amid Unbeaten Shirley Green
Beulah Ritke competed in the high school bonepiel on Saturday as Shirley Green's rink remained unbeaten through the final games.
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Ritke
Shirley Green
Frazer and Rollo Birth Announcements in Manitoba
Frazer baby born January 6 in Medicine Hat to Mr and Mrs Geo Frazer and Mattie Taylor a daughter. Rollo baby born January 5 at Hamiota hospital to Mr and Mrs J Rollo Uno a daughter.
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Frazer
Medicine Hat
Geo. Frazer
Mattie Taylor
Rollo
Hamiota Hospital
J. Rollo
Uno
Obituary Mrs Donald Iverach
The death occurred on Thursday January 3 at Ninette sanatorium of Mrs Donald Iverach after a lengthy illness. Ruth Thompson, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W Thompson of Eden, was married to Donald Iverach seven years ago. Her husband one brother and one sister survive. The funeral was Monday from Brockie funeral home to Brandon cemetery with Mr and Mrs R Searth and Mrs A Adams attending.
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Ninette
Donald Iverach
Ruth Thompson
W. Thompson
Eden
Brockie Funeral Home
Brandon Cemetery
R. Searth
A Adams
In Memoriam Dickey Clara Isobel Dickey
In loving memory of wife Clara Isobel Dickey who died January 10 1943. Years roll by memories stay near as yesterday lovingly remembered by R L Dickey.
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Dickey
Clara Isobel Dickey
R. L Dickey
Birth Announcement for Brown in St. Laurent Quebec
Born at St. Laurent Quebec on December 22 to Mr. and Mrs. RJ Brown and con. Michael John.
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Brown—Born
St. Laurent, Quebec
Mrr
RJ. Brown
Michael John
Thanks to Minicta for Generous Gift Note
Jim and Kallie Chalmers express gratitude to friends at Minicta for a generous gift that is greatly appreciated.
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Minicta
Jim
Kallie Chalmers
Miniota village ratepayers plan monthly grant to Dr Bjornson
At the Rural Council request the village ratepayers of Miniota resolve to pay a quarter of the $1200 grant to Dr E Bjornson by monthly installments over the next twelve months. A meeting was called Friday to discuss the arrangement.
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Miniota
8. E. Bjornson
Debate Over $100 Monthly Doctor Grant in Miniota
Twelve ratepayers weighed options as Miniota municipality grapples with attracting a physician. They note Virden Health Unit control limits local revenue and lack of nursing home facilities hinder practice viability. The council approved a 15 percent share of the grant, securing a doctor for one year despite unresolved issues.
Radio Keeps Dominant Spotlight in Canada’s Entertainment Scene
Radio remains popular despite forecasts it would harm theatre and sports. Stars on air boost film interest, sports broadcasts lift attendance, and many listen to concerts and symphonies. Canada’s radio licenses grew from 9,954 in 1928 to about 2.25 million in 1951, suggesting near-universal reach. Radio offers dance bands to church services and, with television, any entertainment. It is Canada’s leading entertainment source.
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Imits
Canada
Short Courses in Agriculture for Western Canada Farm Youth
The article urges young people 16 and over to attend one or two week agricultural short courses at prairie universities and provincial schools. Courses cover field crops, machinery, home economies, dairy, poultry and horticulture. Fees are low and practical training aims to foster farming leadership. Contact The Dean of Agriculture or Principals in Brandon, Vermilion, Olds, Fairview, Saskatoon for forms.
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Western
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Western Canada
Brandon
Man
Saskatoon
Sask
Olds
Vermilion
Fairview
Alta
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Kenora
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F. Wiggins and
Carnegie
Rural Council
Leland Walker
Scarth
Miller Reynolds
Reynolds
Manitoba School Trustees
Beulah
Astern
British Columbia
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Boissevain
Fort Garry
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Laad
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