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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
8
Miss V Paulson leaves for home at Lalham Bay. Mr and Mrs CD Beard depart this week for an extended visit with relatives and friends in Saskatchewan.
Mrs J. E. B. Laird of Winnipeg visited Dr and Mrs Chalmers over the weekend. Mr Chalmers returned with her. Visit 500 dollars in cash prizes for several sports at Russell's Sports Day on July 1. See the big bills for full particulars.
A meeting of the Board at Minsota on Saturday approved resignations for Elizabeth McLenehan Catherine Thompson Rhoda M Wood and the Secretary. The Teachers Committee was authorized to fill vacancies. Glenlochar ratepayers asked the Board to reconsider closing Glenlocar school. John Spalding to be re engaged as Secretary treasurer at present salary. Schools to close June 27 and reopen August 26. Next meeting at Mimota on call of the Chairman.
Beulah St Wilfrid’s will stage a picnic on the west side of Hoopers Lake on June 29. Mrs Sawyer visits Oak River sister and two brothers. Fred Green drove to Tan-ta-lion with T Sawyer, who will stay two weeks with his daughter Mrs Gray. Miss R Wood spent Sunday with friends at Miniota. Community Club meets in the brick school Friday at 8 30 p.m. WMS monthly meeting at Mrs J A Frazer’s home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr Brown had surgery at Brandon Hospital last week and is improving. Norton’s Sports saw the district well represented on Saturday as the girls softball team won a prize. Shamrock Hall hosted a faresell dance for Mr and Mrs A W Chapman with gifts for the honorees. Mr and Mrs Chapman and Joyce plan to move to Dauphin this week. The Weather Man gave an ideal day for the Garden Party on Thursday.
A large crowd attended a church social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Frazer. Refreshements were enjoyed, and about 340 was added to the treasury after expenses. The ladies expressed appreciation to the hosts for the splendid time.
The United church held a morning Flower Service richly decorated in mauve and white. The girls choir and Mrs Sawyer contributed, Peggy Woods spoke on GI T work, and the Junior Mission Band performed Crowning the World with Flowers. Rev. Bowman delivered a strong address.
Isabella Miss Thompson spent the weekend with relatives in Binsearth Wes Shurwell fort to work on an elevator construction gang. Chaytor of Angusville is visiting his sister Mrs C W Blight. All the pupils of Mrs Denis Lints passed their pianoforte examinations. Mr and Mrs A Clarke and family spent Sunday with friends at Bredenburg. Stevens of Courtney B C is visiting Mr and Mrs E Doran. he will be accompanied home by Miss H Doran who will visit there.
About 15 boys join the Decker pact in a July Oak event to take on Winners with Brandon in the lineup.
Mrs Lockhart spent the weekend in Winnipeg. Dr Lane of Birtle exchanged pulpits with Rev JA Stephen on Sunday.
Edward Sinclair of Arrow River offered ladies broadcloth house dresses at 1.25. Miss E Sinclair and Mrs Hulme visited Mr and Mrs B E Sinclair while Miss E Thompson of Brando returns home after visiting the Kirton sisters weekend.
Congaleum Mats size 28x50 offered. Edward Sinclair of Arrow River noted. A busy weekend with Norton's sports, girls softball triumph, harness race winner Nitro, plus a Halt management dance. Mission Band Rally at Lavinia, U P dramatic society sketches in Virden, and Rivers performances praised by audiences.
Crandall and relatives return from Northern Ontario. The Women’s Institute will host grandmothers at Mrs. A. Dickey’s home on Wednesday afternoon. Local turnout at Norton’s Sports Saturday saw the girls softball team win first prize. Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. E. Cutting of Homewood and Nurse B. Douglas of Winnipeg. Movie crowds crowded for Little Men. Unfinished Symphony may draw similar interest Friday. Rev H H Kippen to end ministry here Sunday with services in Crandall morning and Palmerston afternoon. he and wife plan to move to Beresford. Rev J D McNair of Griswold named to charge, starting July 1.
A large crowd gathered Sunday for divine service led by Rev. T. D. Barnett of Hamilton. The Virden Citizens Band led a parade to the church, with special anthems by the newly organized choir under Miss G Kirton, followed by an hour of band music.
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