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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 22, 1930

Page

8

Radio fans follow London naval conference broadcast

Keen interest swept the district as the Five Power Naval Armament Conference opened in London. A 4 15 a m broadcast from St James Church Montreal featured organ music and speeches by King George Premier Rameau McDonald and delegates. The Canadian National Railways radio network coordinated the event enabling Minhita residents to hear the proceedings despite sleeping through the night.

London England St. James Church Montreal King George Rameau McDonald Canadian National Railways Minicta

Miniota Team Upsets Two Creeks In Fair Hockey Clash

Two Creeks hockey team traveled to Miniota Monday night and lost a fair game to the Miniota squad. Winter underwear sale offers 20 percent off at United States Limited Miniota. John Arkie advertises eye care at the Commercial Hotel on Wednesday January 23. Miniota teams and nearby rinks sent players to Randall for elimination curling games.

United States Miniota Two Creeks John Arkie Commercial Hotel Randal Black & Armstrong

Miniota Joins Beulah in Slow Hockey Clash

The Miniota junior hockey team visited Beulah, battling a slower paced game and winning 1 to 0. After the match the Miniota squad received cheers from spectators while the high school girls offered refreshments.

Miniota Beulah

Village church youth class hosts games night

The Blaids Young Peoples Class held a Friday evening event in the church basement with Crockincle and several contests. Winners were Marjory Bardwell and Lorne Miller, with consolation prizes to Sarah Stevenson and Elmee Clark. A playful scene featured an imaginary horse, and a treasure hunt ended when the lost treasure was found in the pantry.

Blaiis Young Peoples Marjory Bardwell Lorne Miller Sarah Stevenson Elmee Clark Frank Harrison

High School Literary Society Officers Named for New Term

The High School Literary Society announces its new term officers. President Arthur Leam Poet President Dorothy Spalding Vice President Charlie Peel Recording Secretary Edythe Lelonde Corresponding Secretary Norma Stowe Corvenors Social Frank Leary Literary Lorna Forsyth Dramatic Laurie Chalmerst Musical Irene Derward Financial Edna Reynolds Roy Luce Editor Marguerite Dart Assistant Editor Kathleen Newland.

The High School Literary Society Arthur Leam Dorothy Spalding Charlie Peel Edythe Lelonde Norma Stowe Frank Leary Lorna Forsyth Laurie Chalmerst Irene Derward Edna Reynolds Roy Luce Marguerite Dart Kathleen Newland

Mihiota Curling Club Dance Funds Rock Repairs

The dance held by the Mihiota Curling Club on Friday night gathered a large crowd and raised about 80. Music by Messrs. Cook Hurlin and Goodman was praised by the dancers who enjoyed a very pleasant evening.

Mihiota

Election act reorganization appoints permanent returning officers

The chief electoral officer Julia Caslouguay now has power to appoint permanent returning officers for all Dominion elections and to dismiss them. Selections were made without political considerations, with several public officials chosen. In Marlette the nomination of John Spasing is noted with congratulations.

Julia Caslouguay Dominion Marette John Spasing John

Technical Classes Week Two Offers Cement Work and Tool Skills

The second week of Technical Classes proved more successful with attendees Crandall aged 32 Minio ta 25 Arrow River 22 Isabella 22 Beulah 25. The instructor demonstrated cement work while Mr Thompson of The Interlocking Construction Co leads tool sharpening and carpentry basics. Participants should bring tools for sharpening as Mr Thompson offers a full line of equipment. Next week they cover carpentry including framing and rafters. Also Mr Booker of J L Case Tractor Co brings ignition systems instruction across the second week.

Crandall Miniota Arrow River Isabella Beulah Thomrpson Booker J Lcase Tractor Co

Jelly Powder Special Sparks Bargain Hunt

Retail ad notes Blue Ribbon Jelly Powders four for 25 cents from United States Limited Miniota or United Stotes offerings. Advert mentions limited stock and special pricing to attract shoppers.

Blue Ribbon United Stotes, Limited

Arrow River United Church Annual Meeting Report

The Arrow River United Church annual meeting was held Wednesday evening with Mrs J R Mitchell as secretary and Rev E S Dixon presiding. Reports praised the year, noted full allocations to United Church enterprises, 80 percent attendance in provincial tests for C G I T groups, and elected Charles Craig J B Mitchell Lou Leland to terms on the board of managers.

Arrow River C.G.1 T Messrs Charles Craig J B. Mitchell Lou Leland E . McNab Missionary and Maintenance Fund Committee Wm. Sutherland

Parish Annual Meeting At Helys Prinity Church

Despite bad weather a good turnout attended the annual meeting at Helys Prinity church led by Rev G L Armstrong. Reports from Sun­day School Women’s Auxiliary Young People Little Helpers and Choir were favorable with rising service attendance and hopeful outlook for 1930 officers elected: Whit Howard as Rector’s Warden C Ellerington as People’s Warden and Vestrymen Kinsey J W Horner W Mossop H Spencer J J Henderson A Richardson A Spencer W Troat C K Bryant A McKeen G B Hammond and W J Collier.

Helys Prinity Church G.l.armstrong Young Peoples Association Racthr Whit. Howard People’s C.ellerington Messrs. Kinsey J W. Horner W Mossop H H. Spencer J.J Henderson A.richardson A.spencer W.troat C.K Bryant A.mckeen G_B, Hammond

Congregation Holds Capital Meeting at United Church

The United Church of Minnesota congregation gathered Tuesday evening for its capital business meeting. An hour of games and social fellowship preceded devotional exercises before the group shifted into a business session to review activities and objectives across departments.

Church organizational report highlights society roles and memberships

Officers of ten organizations presented notes on life of the church. The Woman's Missionary Society allocation was expanded. Sunday School average attendance was just under 100, about 80 percent of enrollment. The Young Peoples' Society enrolled 57 members with ~40 at each fortnightly meeting and a broad program. Most office-bearers were re elected with motions of appreciation. A Jolly and J W Clarke were elected to fill board vacancies. Miss Rath Mitchell was named chair leader. Four ushers appointed: Gordon Long, Harold Forsyth, Hazen Chalmers, Edwin Spalding.

Woman's Missionary Society Young Peoples’ Society Messrs A Jolly J.W Clarke Rath Mitchell Gordon Long Harold Forsyth Hazen Chalmers Edwin Spalding

Card of Thanks to Neighbors After Farm Fire

Mr and Mrs W F Lynch express sincere thanks to neighbors for valuable assistance during the fire at their farm Tuesday night last.

W.f.lynch

Time to replace old motor car plates nears

The period to discard 1929 license plates and substitute them with 1930 plates approaches, with supplies and instructions soon to be issued to vehicle owners.

New License Plate Program Details For The District

The local office reports blue license plates with white numbers. Passenger cars receive 58 thousand series, trucks 112 thousand, and doctors care 4 thousand. New applicants pay 1.50 and must have driving ability vouched by the issuer. Hearing and eyesight must be confirmed on new applications.

W M S Sale of Home Cooked Goods Held in Forsyth Parlor

The W M S of the United Church will stage a sale of home cooked foods at Forsyth's Ice Cream Parlor on Saturday January 25 starting at 4 pm. Donations from any congregation member are welcome.

W. M.S of the United Church Forsyth

Isabella Notes PF Warren Weekend in Winnipeg

PF Warren spent the weekend in Winnipeg. A Clark is visiting in Winnipeg for a while.

Warren Winnipeg A.clark

Doran Takes Stock Car to Winnipeg Tuesday

T. E. Doran transported a wagon of stock to Winnipeg on Tuesday. John McQuarne attended his sister’s Brandon wedding last week. The W. M. S. will meet at the Manse this Thursday at 2:30 in the afternoon.

T.e.doran Winnipeg John McQuarne Brandon W.M S

Birthday Party Marks 20th Year of WYM-S in Isabella District

The WYM-S held a successful birthday party at Mr and Mrs W Iyerach home on Friday night. Mesdames R Clark F Amy and H Calder led games and contests. The anniversary commemorates 20 years of the society with progress and helpful work in Isabella district. Musical items pleased guests and a dainty lunch concluded the pleasant gathering. About 30 CO was realized.

Wym-S W. Lyerach Mesdames R.clark F. Amy H. Calder Isabella

Beulah United Church to Hold Annual Meeting Next Week

Beulah Bill W Forster returned from Calgary on Sunday. The annual meeting of Beulah United Church will be held Tuesday night next week the 28th. Crandall hockey team braved cold weather Thursday night to play the local team in a good game. The Béulah team won.

Beulah United Church Crandall Béulah Ous

Councillors Promise Road Tax Plan After Town Hall Row

A councillor rails at an elusive taxpayer who shuns roads. He vows to raise taxes to fund roads, declaring the taxpayer will finally get the "good roads" he has long demanded after a fierce public confrontation.

Parishioners of St Wilfrid’s Anglican Church Hold Annual Meeting

The annual parish meeting at St Wilfrid’s was held Tuesday afternoon at J G Heyhoe’s home with strong attendance and uplifting reports from church departments. The financial report showed the church in good standing with about $100 set aside as a sinking fund for future church erection. The W A also presented a favorable report on activities and finances. Officers elected include Rector's warden H Pritchard, People’s warden GJ Hayhoe, vestrymen W Titler A Sawyer Ti Green Sr Ted Clarke CS Goldman RB Edmondson and J Stanton. The group agreed to continue services at the current location until further notice. WA officers elected: President Miss Heyhoe, Secretary Mrs J Clarke, Treasurer Mrs J Clarke, Treasurer Mrs W Ticley.

St. Wilfrid’s Anglican Church J G.heyhoe W. A H Pritchard GJ Hayhoe Messrs W.titler A. Sawyer TiGreen, Sr Ted. Clarke C.S Goldman R B.edmondson J.stanton

Auction Notice for Seeds and Beef Offer

Condensed advertisement lists Banner Seed Oats at Tac per bushel and front quarter of beef at 12c per pound. Contact Andrew Grant at phone 2713 Minieta for details.

Andrew Grant

For Sale Government Turkeys at $4 Each in Two Creeks

Government handed turkey toms offered for sale at four dollars each. Contact Mrs C H Webster of Two Creeks for details and delivery arrangements.

C. H. Webster Two Creeks

For Sale Massey Harris Straw Cutter and Chickens

For sale Orie and inch Massey Harris straw cutter with hand crank and pulley. Also Massey Harris spring tooth arrow. Apply to Herbert Ark Miniota. For sale bred Barred Rock cockerels raised from University of Saskatchewan stock weight from 7 to Libra. Price 53 00 a pair Mrs Elmer Houck Hamiota phone 71 4.

Orie & Inch Massey-Harris University of Saskatchewan Elmer Houck Hamiota

The Seated Figure Quoted Exchange

A fragment from a dialogue shows a speaker predicting another will occupy the listener’s current seat. The incomplete quote hints at a swap of positions or roles within a conversation.

Attention to a looming power and its global reach

The text warns that a single ruler will enforce policies and oversee cities, prisons, churches, schools, universities, and corporations. It claims all words will be judged by him and that reputations and futures depend on his decisions. It urges paying attention to this emerging authority.

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