Percy Johnson Substitutes at Hoya Henk During Holidays
Percy Johnson of Shoal Lake serves as substitute at the Hoya Henk while regular staff take holidays.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
8
Percy Johnson of Shoal Lake serves as substitute at the Hoya Henk while regular staff take holidays.
Mes W. Watson and two daughters traveled from Miniota to Portage la Prairie to settle. Hamiota and Minnesota teams met in town Wednesday with visitors scoring a 9 to 3 loss.
Lorne and Alex Powell came back last week from a trip to Vancouver and described the time as very pleasant.
Fare reductions promise lowest level in years with ample time to use return portions. Return tickets will be sold at one and a quarter times the one way first class fare between stations in Canada.
One hundred seventy artists join the celebration marking Regina’s 50th birthday. A programme featuring Western Canada’s best talent will air June 29 from Halifax to Vancouver, broadcast directly from Regina via Canadian National Railways telegraph system and CHWC radio.
District fairs listed with dates for Rivers Oak Lake Rapid City Virden Hamioda Oak River Minnedosa Harding July 15 to July 28. Early summer schedule shows events tied to each community and date.
The piece urges that budget cuts in public education be driven by friends of the children rather than those who seek political gain or cheap popularity. It argues economies in school administration may occur but only after careful study by educators and laypeople who believe education is our guide, safeguard, and key to cultural and economic strength.
A municipal school board meeting at Isabella discussed routine items. Correspondence from the Teachers' Federation on salaries and Wawanesa Mutual Insurance on van coverage was reviewed. Proposals include closing Beulah and related school timing, a committee to arrange Beulah School site matters, and an adopted amount of $43,938. John Spalding to be appointed secretary treasurer.
The article states rural caretakers will be paid 60 cents per day in June August and September and 55 cents in other months. The next meeting time is not clearly provided and is left to the clerks call of the chairman.
Local advert and a quarrel over a newspaper subscription. The page mentions a July 204 special at Brenswick Herrinz tomato sauce tins two for 28 and a man who has stopped his paper after a long relationship with the editor. He vows to quit if the paper fails.
Isabella notes Mr and Mrs D Wright visited Basswood on Sandsy, detailing a social call and local acquaintance connections in a short community item.
For sale Mulk cows and young cattle. Terms can be arranged. Contact Frank Cullen by phone 24 2 4 in Miniota.
Notice for a dance at Glen Lochar school on Thursday night June 30 invites attendees with good music and a real good time. Admission 25c. Ladies bringing baskets admitted free.
Married couple organizes a two week expedition to Yellowstone Park and surrounding points. They seek four more travelers to join a round trip at 30 dollars each. Contact C. E. Wythe of 47 Miniota for details.
The Massey Harris Implement Agency in Miniota announces new management and solicits patronage. Arthur Leam represents the British American Oil Co with two contact numbers for oil orders and repairs.
W J Burgess thanks electors after defeat and salutes Mr Wolstenholme and his committee for a clean campaign. He extends sincere thanks to all who worked for him and those who cast ballots for him.
Bo Warren departed on Monday to relieve in the ata'iun within the Prince Athert district, per local dispatches.
Mr and Mrs G Naylor of Baskatoon who have been visiting there for the past month have returned this week.
Mr and Mrs Ro and D Broise of Harding and Mr. and Mrs. McEnzie of Rapid City spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. Bridge.
Quinton of Daker delivered a splendid report of the Portage Conferences to congregations at Beulah Tenbella and Bloris on Sunday last, detailing sermons and outreach efforts across the communities.
Thius Hamilton is bedridden after an accident while unloading lumber. Local authorities report the incident occurred during work at Crandall and the man remains under medical care.
A public school suspended operations after Monday night problems as teachers depart Tuesday for home, disrupting normal classes and schedules.
The Y P S hosted a social at the Parsonage on Thursday with Miss H Vandecar and Connie Kaffray as the honored guests. Vandecar is named assistant principal at Russell and Kaffray trains as a nurse at St Boniface hospital.
The Crandall chautauqua concluded Tuesday night after four days of varied programs by visiting artist groups. Financial losses prevented another season from being contracted. A proposal suggests including Miniota and Arrow River with a guaranteed group of 100 to 125 patrons to reduce individual risk and centralize venues if the plan proceeds.
The New McCormick Deering U ball bearing Separator with latest improvements promises all the cream and prompt repair service. Priced at 86.75 dollars for a 200 quart per hour capacity. See Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co Ltd Miniota.
The enond meeting of the Coram anity ball will be held the week of due to Date annownesdister.
Local report notes binder twine priced at 31 cents per round this year with mention of figures attributed to J F Feanant.
An upcoming church event invites community members to an ice cream social. Organizers urge attendees to bring nickels and dimes for support and donations.
Neil McLennan will direct the summer camp at Clear Lake and afterward oversee the Winnipeg Y.M.C.A. camps. He will head the programs, guiding staff and participants through the season.
Strong dryness grips the region as rain is desperately needed to revive crops and wild fruit. Reported harvesters note several pairs of saskatoons already picked, signaling scarce late season moisture and emerging abundance depends on rain.
Mrs J W Mitchell returns from Fort William after a year with sister Mrs (Rev) Ferries and spends a short time with sister Mrs J M Elliott.
After exams, students and teachers show fatigue but look forward to a rest period and holiday breaks. The tone suggests relief and anticipation of leisure time ahead.
The notice suggests Miseee White McLerehan and Mr Johnson will join as staff for the next school term. It implies a plan for school staffing changes pending formal approval.
J. F. Tennant is given a detailed list of repairs required for the Binder and Thresker properties. The document outlines specific fixes and restoration steps, guiding work to restore both sites.
Mr and Mrs Sam Bleringson traveled from Carberry and spent a day with Mrs J F Tennant. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Etlerington, parents of Mrs Tennant, and Miss Vera Rasmusson of Carberry, who are visiting Mrs Tennant for a time.
Crandall baseball team won a friendly game with our boys by 53 runs. Bill Attwood was absent, Spence Littlejohn pitched nine solid innings in his place. Two injuries occurred one from Homer Lelendent sliding into third base and another when Bill Jackson twisted his ankle while running bases.
Premier Harrington returns from Europe aboard the Empress of Britain as Canadian crops show vigorous growth in the West per a Canadian Pacific Railway survey. British visitors tour the Dominion by rail and ship, with conventions in Victoria and Banff. Apple yields may beat 1931. A woman angler set a New Brunswick record and time standardization history is noted.
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