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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 19, 1937
Page
8
The document records a $15 per annum in advance payment to the United States Reg M. OLIVER-Faitor, with a designation 2 (4) attached.
Dive Jocal Normalties returned to Winnipeg on Sunday. Mr. WL Hodnett was a passenger to Brandon last week. The A Y, PA, will meet on Wednesday evening in the church basement.
Dr. R Chalmers expects to depart Wednesday for a holiday in Palmerston Ontario. FH Woods returns to health after a two week illness. R M Oliver, who has holidayed in England, left last week for Canada aboard the Duchess of York.
A WI meeting planned for last Wednesday was opened late due to stormy weather, delaying discussions and activities.
Ticket sellers for the New Rink Fund are asked to hand the clubs to P. S. MacPherson or Francis Walker not later than Friday noon.
A blind observer praises the CNIB in its mission to revive interest in life provide remunerative work for blind men and women raise public support for sight protection and lift the blind from mere existence to self respect and inclusion.
J Craig visits Arrow River this week and Mixa I Sinclair RN works night duty at Miniota Hospital. A Mission Band meeting was held Friday with all members present. Walter Sucki presided. Norman Lloud told a story and Joycee Lelond performed a recitation.
A Five Hundred Club is formed by L Lelond W Attwood Jed Leland and F Gardham. They met at the Gardham home on Wednesday evening. The Bachelors held a good chance on Friday night in the hall here, with about present due to cold weather. Everyone enjoyed themselves fully.
The W.L. met at J.F. Tennant home on Wednesday with singing led by Bernice Wiggins. Islay Sinclair gave a talk on venereal diseases. Arrangements were made to complete the W.L. quilts. Mrs J. K.R. Mitchell submitted the proposed 193 programme which met approval. Bernice Wiggins sang Annie Laurie.
The United church annual meeting met last Tuesday in the church parlor with Rev. Vmcmillan as chair and Mrs Dayton as secretary. Reports showed activity and progress as the Board of Managers was $25 short of balancing the budget. Retiring managers J McPhail, J McPhail, W Tennant and E Sinclair were noted. John McPhail proposed George Torrance for his seat and J Wiggins proposed W A Mitchell for the south. E Sinclair and W Tennant were reelected for 4 2 year terms and other officers were reelected for the year. A lunch was served by the ladies at the close.
The Herald notes plans to offer two business education tracks for teens, detailing aims to build early financial literacy and practical entrepreneurship skills for youth. Officials stress accessible programs and community support to foster future career paths.
Mrs Caude Dickey spent last Wednesday in Brandon. J McNair of Lenore visited his parents at the Parsonage on Wednesday.
The Woman’s Missionary Society postponed its meeting last week due to cold weather, officials announced. Members were notified to reschedule and attend at a later date.
A large Arrow River crowd gathers as six men s rinks and five women s rinks take part in the curling season with many young locals joining the event on Saturday evening.
Items list prizes won by Ine Heattie and Jd hisholm consel with Mrs Gewin and Ales Kkollo. A 8 oz chocolate lot valued at 900 by Mr J Clarke Peggy Woods and Mian Paynter. WSY 8 oz Smocks 1.18. Denim windbreakers 2.00. Work shirts 1.05 to 1.25. Meeting at Mrs Johpsom with 13 present, songs of Rob Burns, Dent al Clinic plan discussed, welfare funds to be raised this summer, community event near St Valentine's Day planned, directors meeting at Mrs D McDonalds on Tuesday.
Me and Mia plan a 60th wedding anniversary for Nixon Warren and Mrs Bell on January 31 in the province. Family members from different parts are expected to attend.
Isabella Miss E. Reid of Beulah is visiting at the Reid home.
The annual church meeting Tuesday afternoon showed improved reports over last year. All officers were re elected. Jas Clarke and Lorne Finkiner were appointed ushers. The choir met Friday at Mrs T Kennedy’s home. B Robinson was re elected sexton and Mrs A Watt was named pianist.
The P S held a sport night Tuesday at Mr and Mrs A Warren home with 28 present. Devotions ended the gathering. Lillian and Chas Ariss Roberta and Jas Clark gave current events. Readings by Gordon Kennedy Ken Warren and Ted Finkbein. Claude Reid directed a contest and refreshments were served. Community concern centered on Meri Carnegie’s health and hoped for a speedy recovery.
United Stores offers boys winter weight sweaters in coat or pullover styles sizes 26 to 32 at deep cut prices. Regular 1.50 to 1.95, clearing at 96 cents. Minleta location.
Scont Master and Hevhoe Assistant will hold Scont meetings every Thursday evening in the vacant school room. We are glad to see these meetings get under way again and hope the boys will have a busy and profitable winter.
Beulah resident Alan Haney aged 18 is confined to bed with an illness. Russell Doyle recently returned from Winnipeg. F Paynter also returns from Birtle Hospital and is noted as unwell.
The U.PS meeting on Moo lay was led by a revisionary committee with Pap on Indians in Canada presented by Evelyn Reid Chas zx and Ruth Graham read by na Payster. The meeting opened with a game and the next ng will be a debate with several participants.
The Whist Drive and Dance scheduled for Friday was not held because of illness and cold weather, leaving participants unable to attend. The event aimed to raise funds for local activities and featured a light program of cards and dancing.
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