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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 10, 1942
Page
8
Mrs A Lovatt departed last week for Winniper where she will be attached to the nursing staff of the General Hospital.
Mision W. 1 schedules a meeting at the head of Mire P. 1 and a Wednesday 3 pm reunion. The programme includes roll call recipe potato dib Yorkshire padding. Mrs J.C. Weadenburch solo. War time salvage notices urge collecting fat tin sailors lead items for Salvage centres and delivery.
District quotas show varying receipts with Hamiota Blaushard and Minniocta listed. Totals indicate the district surpassed its goal by over 63 percent or dollars.
Geib couple welcomes a son born on Wednesday March 5 in Congrest Sask. The infant joins the family as Mr. and Mrs. A Geib report the happy event and name the newborn.
Dorothy Louise Salmon daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Salmon of Birtle married S T Amy of Crediton Ontario in a Vancouver First Baptist vestry ceremony on February 26. The bride wore a navy suit with pink roses while her sister Wilds Amy attended as bridesmaid and William Amy served as best man. A reception followed at the Ireland home formerly of Birtle.
In memory of a husband and father who passed away on March 11 1341. His wife writes of a life of love kindness and upright faith. Though gone his memory lingers in their hearts. He is remembered with sincere love and sorrow by his widow.
Mrs W Sten of Brandon is visiting at the home of her mother Mrs Angs.
Bad icy conditions affect the time being while seventeen wood rinks enjoyed a few games. Mitton Warren purchased the J Murdoch residence in town and will move it to the farm to replace a home destroyed by fire.
The P U group met on Monday to view a program detailing the life of Abraham Lincoln. A paper on the great man was followed by a discussion. A social time concluded the event.
Isabel and local residents appear in a Union era style note with names Roberts Doran and Nelson Doran returning from a two month visit to Vancouver. A group from here joined a bonsiehile at Decker last Saturday and the Y P A met at the home of Mr and Mrs Searth on Tuesday with good attendance.
St Patricks novelty dance set for Friday March 13 at Arrow River hall. Music by A R O novelty dances. Valuzbi door prize. Admission one. Linck included. Proceeds go to hall committee.
Sapper T V Mitchell RC E Petawawa Ontario is spending a furlough with his mother at Melita and at the R G Mitchell home.
Prof McLeod of Branton College occupied the pulpit here Sunday. He notes many seas that should be filled each Sunday, and laments absent parishioners as the losers.
The Wo MM and met at the home of Mire JM Bilcott on Thursday. The State husk chapter heard from Mex L Tennant and Mre Wallace about the Missionary monthly. The junior boys Seed club met at the manager JF Tennant or Mendsy’s home with R Bonner presiding.
The fragmentary text mentions sinks and a week sequence with numbers 15 and 14.3, but lacks clear names, places, or events to define a complete news item. The readable parts suggest a schedule or metric but no coherent event or source to summarize factually.
Spencer suffered a broken wrist after slipping on ice last Thursday. Nearby residents report the incident occurred in Beulah and note the accident involved local phone listings for contact.
Lieut. Gen. A G McNaughton inspected the Angus Shops in Montreal as tanks built at the plant for the armed forces showed increasing output of Valentines The general accompanied by Canadian Army officials and Canadian Pacific Railway leaders observed assembly line work and six freshly finished Valentine tanks racing through shop demonstrations The entourage included H B Bowen Brig Gen E de B Panet J H Berry Lt Gen Kenneth Stuart and D C Coleman among others
The article outlines 28 cereal varieties recommended across prairie provinces including eight wheats seven oats ten barley and three flax. It praises seed growers for providing pedigreed seed stocks and stresses the link between breeders and producers, the role of government inspections, and the push for high quality seed and suitable regional varieties.
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