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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1941
Page
8
Mrs. E Hulme of Brandon is spending a week with her mother Mrs. EB Sinclair.
J B Mitchell and his son Ken have purchased a new Cockshutt tractor as part of farm equipment expansion. The transaction marks a continued investment in modern agricultural machinery for their operations.
A Brandon based operation involving N Lockhart Doug Maw W I ies Wal and Harvey O Callaghan works with a P. R. gang to coordinate activities across the region.
W Stevenson visited Kinlarrey over the weekend. The Promotion and Publicity committee for the Red Crows Sports day will meet here on Tuesday.
A day later on Wednesday a community choir practice is scheduled at 3 50. The notice records the time and ongoing activity for local residents.
On Saturday three men named Eliott and Wigsine Pooh were seen at a ploud and air hail worksite. Their combined ages total 254 years.
A W M S meeting descended into a tense gathering at the home of Mrs. Joe Ja'inson on Wednesday afternoon last. Attendees described the session as heated and unsettled amid routine housekeeping and local church concerns.
Twenty nine members attended as Mrs J Wiggins welcomed guests. Jed Leland read from the monthly and members presented Adventures in Friendship. Laura Millar and Reg Campbell reported on the recent Presbyterial. Mrs Eliotte thanked the Blairs group ladies of Arrow River auxiliary for their kindness in bringing their splendid support.
Reported items sent include 7 boys sweaters 28 ai force sweaters 25 auxiliary cardigans 35 helmets 21 pairs gloves 4 pairs 2 way mitts 25 pairs arma socks 29 scarves 7 nightgowns 26 children rompers 6 suite pyjamas 1 childs aid made and donated 7 quilts 2 knitted afghans 5 pillows and a knitted afghan donated by the Mission bard.
A Sunday service led by Rev GA McMillan featured a Victory Loan talk by J F Johnston and readings by Jean Sutherland and Elmer Leland. The torch was lit by W Bell as Flight Lieutenant R M Brayne of Rivers Air Training School spoke. Canadian Legion members from Miniota and Woodworth attended with Australian observers. a lunch followed with social time.
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