Y P U Meeting Set At United Church
The Y P U will meet in the United Church on Wednesday at 5 00 p m.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1939
Page
8
The Y P U will meet in the United Church on Wednesday at 5 00 p m.
Isabella Tom Stewart visited his mother in Winnipeg over the weekend. R. L. Stevenson drove a cattle shipment to Winnipeg on Tuesday. H A Cuffe learned of his brother in law M Gibson's sudden Winnipeg death Friday night and attended the funeral Tuesday. Twelve bridge enthusiasts enjoyed an evening at Mr and Mrs AL Decker on Wednesday. The Decker family hosts Mr and Mrs W H Miller on Thursday night.
The W M S met at Mrs. A E Brad's home with Mrs. R Clark presiding. Reports were given, two supply quilts planned, a Temperance paper by Mrs. C Seales, and a talk on the new study book. Lunch served by Mesdames Brad and Scales. Local junior hockey started with Pax Warren, Isabella, Russell matchups discussed. Isabella to meet Russell next.
David A. Fraser died recently. Funeral services were held Thursday at Beulah United Church with Rev. G A McMulsa and Rev. Bowman officiating. He was born March 15, 1860 in Halton County Ontario and moved to western Canada in 1883. He later worked in stage driving, ran a general store, and was active in Presbyterian and United churches. Surviving sister Mrs A Gow of Beulah.
Mrs. R. Gow and family express sincere thanks for the many kind inquiries during the illness of Mr. D. A. Fraser.
Expressions of sympathy flow for a deceased Miniota resident. The community recalls the individual’s life and thanks the Miniota United Church choir and organist for aiding in services and offering musical support.
The Education Week program runs Sunday February 5 through Friday February 10 under the theme The Old and New in Education. Local groups will host talks and exhibits with schools opening for Visitors Day on Friday February 11 in Manviola with adjusted visiting hours 2.15 to 3.30 pm and a social lunch.
The article describes reestablishing two divisions within the school and outlines visiting periods for each room. Room 1 covers Grades II and II-III, Room 4 for Grades V and X, Room 2 for Grades 3 to 5, Room 5 for Grade 11 and Grade 7, Room 3 for Grades 9-10, and Room 6 for Grade 12.
Hydro utility measures dramatic rate reductions to benefit users in the district. The commission reports annual savings for small consumers ranging from sixty dollars upward, with previous districts already seeing an overall about twenty percent cut. The public praise the commission for pursuing lower costs and improved living conditions through prudent management and cooperative utility practices.
Beulah Cari Gow of Winnipeg spent the weekend with his mother Mrs R Gow. Fred Messina visited with his daughter Mrs D J Harrison. The junior hockey team traveled to Isabella Saturday and defeated the juniors 9 to 4. The Indian reserve hockey team played the scenier team here Thursday and were defeated.
New colorful prints arrive at United Stores Ltd in Miasota. The items showcase vivid gay patterns and high quality for customers seeking decorative fabrics and textiles.
Implement agent Peter S. MacPherson of Miniota promotes a new engine at a cash price with one-third down. He claims a saving over 90 dollars versus last years price and notes ordering now protects buyers against price increases.
Public notice announces the Unincorporated Village of Miniota annual ratepayers meeting on Tuesday February 7 at 2 pm in the Manieigal hall Miniota. John Spalding serves as secretary treasurer and may present other business for discussion.
Castick, who had been visiting his ill father in Winnipeg for the past week, returned home on Friday night.
The W.MS. gathering originally set for Wednesday last is rescheduled for this Wednesday to meet at the residence of Mrs. I Hull.
On Thursday last S Paynter Armstrong I Wakefield and Pr E Forster skipped a trek that faced Miniota lineup G Peel W D Berwick J D Forsyth and A Kerr skip. The Miniota rink was victorious.
Mr and Mrs J Craig visited over the weekend with Mrs Craig's father Mr J Stewart in the Chumah district.
The C.G.1.1T. met at the school on Friday afternoon with ten members present. Ha Leland led a devotional period. Mrs. Roy Le land taught the girls first aid work. The meeting closed with the singing of the books of the Bible.
The hockey boys dance Friday night proved a great success with good music and warm weather. John Wiggins served as floor manager and Jim Chamers drew the lucky ticket for an all wool blanket prize.
The Y.P.U. plans to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Leland on Tuesday night. Trail Rangers hold an organization meeting in the church parlor Tuesday at 7.30 led by E Tennant and E. Sinclair Jr. W.M.S. meets at Mrs. R. B. Wallace's home Wednesday at 2.00 p.m.
The Mission Band met Friday afternoon with perfect attendance. The study period expanded the Friendship Circle to include the prince of Saskatchewan as a special neighbor. The Band sent a donation to the March of Dimes. Officers for 1939 include Pres. Helen Wasylenchuk, 1st Vice-pres. Murray Sutherland, Sec. Luella Yorrance, Missionary Sec. Joyce Leland, Emergency Treasurer Shirley Leland, World Friendship Sec. Victoria Wasylenchuk.
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