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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 29, 1930
Page
8
Local students at Wawanesa attended practical demonstrations led by Mr Thompson on sharpening tools and carpentry, with follow up sessions on paint use led by Mr Garvin. Classes emphasize hands on projects and encourage full day participation learning lacquer methods and transfers for women.
Beulah dominated Miniota on the Miniota ice Thursday night leading 5-0 when Charlie Peel suffered a nasty eye cut from the puck.
The marriage announcement states Miss Ethel Rebecca Hannah will wed Mervyn Woods on Tuesday afternoon. Woods previously worked for Manitoba Hardware and is now with J M Ashdown Hardware in Winnipeg. the ceremony takes place at Hamida.
Crandall visited Miniota and led in the first period but failed to score again. Miniota scored two in the third and four in the fourth to win 6 4.
Experiments at the Branden Experimental Farm over two years and 32 pens of birds show cod liver oil fed to hens increases egg production and yields 13 more chicks per hundred eggs incubated. Birds were housed from November to season end. for details write to the Experimental Farm Brandon.
A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wiggins on Friday for a whist drive and dance hosted by the Arrow River Rink committee. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Jas. Iggins and Vernon Leland with consolations to Miss G Kirton and John Wiggins. after the drive, a voluntary orchestra provided music for dancing. a Miniota van contributed attendees and the hockey boys may host a similar event soon.
The United Church Young Peoples Society held a January meeting in the church basement featuring a mock Meek Trial. Jane Hicks accused Soapy Sam of theft of her handkerchief, with antics and cross examinations causing confusion and humor. The event wrapped with a spelling game, Nation contest, and a lunch for visitors. The next gathering was planned at the Lelonde home in February.
The technical courses now being carried on are gaining favor each week with marked increase in attendance. Every morning last week the students could be seen going to their classes.
Hall attended the Massey Harris convention in Brandon last week. Beulah set a turnout record for Technical classes with 43 attendees. Miss Alexander from the Extension Service, enrolled in Nutrition courses, held her first session at Mrs E Forster's home on Tuesday afternoon.
The Beulah Cribbage club accepts the challenge and will send six players to compete in one upcoming game against Miniota.
The Young Peoples Society of the United Church hosted a successful Stunts night at the rink on Monday with strong attendance and lively events. Two broomball dime matches saw the Men duo win both games, Shirley Johnson led the girls race, and Jack Hull topped the boys. Piper Carnegie provided bagpipe music, a lunch followed, and the treasury rose by 24 dollars.
The Canadian Legion held a well attended whist drive and dance at Forster's Hall on Friday night. Prizes went to Mrs J Chapman and D Carnegie with consolation to Jean Chapman and J Wilwhite after three players tied at 150 cuts decided the top position. An old time dance followed until about 4 4. The Legion thanks local ladies and gentlemen for their assistance in making the event a success.
The Staff and pupils of Miniota School host a Saturday event featuring home cooking candy stall fish pond and silver tea with an exhibit of children s work. The sale takes place on February 8 from 3 30 to 6 00 and invites all interested readers.
Ms R Clark visits Branden this week as part of a district tour. Isabella notes document the visit and schedule with local officials and residents.
Mrs J Merrick was reported returning to her residence at Prince Allert last week, marking a notable local update in the community.
Misses Merle Kennedy and Ruby Finkbeiner spent the weekend at their homes in the area, enjoying quiet time away from city duties.
R G Clark participates in the agricultural society convention held in Winnipeg this week, joining delegates and exhibitors from the region.
Two teams from here traveled to Crandall on Friday to contest the Black and Armstrong and Free Press programs. They lost the doubles but secured the singles, claiming a lone victory for the home squad.
On Friday night the district Young People along with the C.G.I.T. and Turia Groups will be entertained to supper in the church basement. The guest of honor will be Homer Lene of Winnipeg, closely identified with Boys work.
Miniota Women’s Institute announces officers for 1930 led by Mea G Anmstaoso as vice president and J l Fo.syt Gaemptane in a leadership lineup. Meetings are held every month with roll calls and a 1930 program featuring current events, trips, literature, gardening hints, and a July picnic.
A collection of short items notes events and names from a school or club program. September roll call enjoyment of the holiday month features Current Events mention Mrs H H Spencer and Miss Frazer. Various entries list exhibits collections and Christmas related topics with several named presenters.
Construction on the Royal York Hotel in Toronto advances with the sixth story finished and steel work due to complete in February. Total guest rooms will reach 2,131 by June 1 as the project nears completion.
A baby boy Sydney Jack was born at Miniota Hospital on Wednesday January y2od to Mr and Mrs S Lawne of Crandall. The birth adds a new member to the Crandall family with happy tones in the community.
Classified notice offering Ash Fenze posts and green poplar firewood for sale. Contact Alex Mackie Uno for details.
An experienced farming couple seeks employment on a farm. They request a separate house, and offer reliability and steadiness. The man has experience with various farm tasks and machinery. Apply to Box 46 Crandall Man.
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