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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
8
Miss Joyce Harrison of Winnipeg is visiting with Mr and Mrs Ingwood H Armitage. Armitage left today for a month with his parents in Ontario.
The notice lists grocery specials in Miniota and Brandon Fair ticket discounts at Royal Bank. It reports on Judge St G Stubbs’s retirement prospects, Manitoba potato price trends, and a Birtle Anglican V Y P S play in Miniota. It notes a Minscarth WI convention with Minister G McKenzie attendance and a Brandon Field Day at the Experimental Farm featuring poultry, pastures, and farm tours.
A number attended sports events in Birtle on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Heal drove to Virden Sunday where Mrs Heal will receive medical treatment. Mr and Mrs Forster and several others are at the Women’s Institute Convention in Winnipeg.
Miss Edna Sinclair arrived home from Brandon last week. The baseball team played at Keaton on Friday, when the town crowd gathered for the game.
The Mimota boy softball team played here on Thursday and lost 7-6. Arrow River base ball team beat Hamiota 1 0 in a league game last night. The Arrow River team also competed in a Shoal Lake tournament last week and won first place with McDonnellland in the final. Miss Evelyn Lockhart underwent appendicitis operation in Virden on Sunday. Sunday services were held in the hall last week for church painting. Reserve Saturday June 17 for the By Baseball Tournament at Arrow River. See bills for details.
At the Chiropractors and Laymen annual banquet and social evening in Brandon, guests included Dr. George Littljohn and Vera Littljohn of Virden, Miss E Hyndman, Mr. and Mrs W E Dayton, Spence Littlejohn of Arrow River, and Mrs John Abel plus Miss Isabel Reid of Kenton. They report a splendid time.
For sale BT pump 14 inch piping for 32 ft well and cylinder Aleu baby's crib with let down side. Apply The Herald Office.
A good crowd attended the Friday night concert in the hall where Pieno sales and Miss Dorothy Mitchell performed. The sketch Singapore Spider followed, then Mrs John Wiggins offered a brief resume of adjudication from the Drama Festival. W.A. Mitchell presented a poem, and dancing to music by the Serenaders and Gloom Chasers concluded the program.
The schedule for the week lists June 6 matchups with McConnell at Shoal Lake Kenton at Strathclair Strathclair at Arrow River Shoal Lake at Kenton Strathclair at McConnell Hamiota at McConnell June 13 Shoal Lake at Arrow River Hamiota at Strathclair McConnell at Kenton.
New stock Evapoarted Peaches listed at 16 cents per pound in the United States line. Notes include Miss Nora Corke visiting the Warren family, Mrs A Wyness and Marion traveling to Brandon, Mrs C A Hannah and son from Toronto visiting N Ball, Helen Vasey of Deloraine visiting with R Vasey, W H Miller and family to Ontario, G Naylor and son from Saskatoon visiting T E Doran, and M Bardwell along with J Chapman finishing Normal training and returning home. Rev J Bowman attends United Church Conference in Winnipeg with wife and family. J Marrick appointed manager of Corona Lumber Company at Decker starting duties this week.
The Crandall area reports praise for retaining the full teaching staff for next year. The W I held a Thursday meeting at Mrs Henderson home with 24 members present plus visitors. Mrs Hyndman chaired. Mrs McKay Lenore spoke. lunch followed. A crowded Friday church program by Brandon Kinsmen Club featured vocal and instrumental acts, readings, quartets, Hawaiian music and humorous songs. A wandering Darby performed banjo numbers before two exit orders were given. Dr Rumley chaired the program. after the concert the group enjoyed lunch at Mr and Mrs RL Dickey’s home.
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