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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 16, 1932
Page
1
The piece notes a spring session opening on April Sth at Minnedo a with Mr Justice Dysart in charge, stressing varied personal attention. It mentions differing suits for individuals and growing study of learning processes. Schools are using this knowledge to aid teachers and pupils, with more to come as the public accepts the cost.
The Young Peoples' meeting aimed at combating the issue has been postponed until Wednesday next, the 23rd.
Oak River side arrived in Miniota on Friday afternoon for the Mc Connell cup. The games were interesting and closely contested with Hume and Hodell tied 15 to 13 and Bowman and A Spalding finishing 2 to 15.
The Achieverent Day of the Extension Service Course Cloth me the Family will be held in Miniota Hall on Thursday March 17 at 3 p m. A full demonstration will be given by various groups with Ames and Miss Thompson of the Extension Service expected to attend. Tea will be served and friends are invited.
The Arrow River Clamatic Society presented Come out of the Kitchen to a large Minnesota audience Friday night. The production drew praise for its heavy dramatic content and strong performances by the amateur cast. Intermissions featured a mixed quartet with Islay Sinclair Jessie Mitcheill Everett Teonant and John Mitchell performing, while Mitchell and Sinclair delivered solos. A dance followed by the Taskicn Harmony Aces.
The article argues education costs Canada about 125 million dollars yearly yet teachers are underpaid. It critiques standardized schooling and stresses individual differences among children. Mental hygiene research links early school experiences to later life outcomes and urges recognition of temperament in learning.
Mrs John Wythe advertises government bred banded bronze turkeys for sale with prices on request in Miniota. Contact phone 19 3 for details.
Found on the road between Miniota and Arrow River a wheel rim tire and inner tube owners may claim by proving property and paying the advertised claim fee.
For sale Aberdeen Angus cattle 10 to 20 months old from accredited herd. Moderate prices and favorable terms for good farmers. Contact John Wythe in Miniota by phone 193.
Notice announces great bargains on new and used farm machinery at about one third of former prices. Seller identifies MacPherson The Williver Dealer in Miniota as contact for buyers seeking farm equipment.
The W of Holy Trinity church will hold a sale of home cooking and aprons at A. J Lelands Hotel on Saturday March 26 from 3 to 6. A silver tea will be served and each person having tea is entitled to a draw on a fruit cake.
A Saturday hockey tournament at Crandall rink drew a fair crowd with six matches. Arrow River beat Crandall 5 to 2, Miniota defeated Arrow River 12 to 2, Crandall edged Beulah 5 to 4 after overtime, Isabella beat Miniota 7 to 2, and Isabella topped Crandall as the final game. Wiggins and L Johnson handled the bell.
Arrow River and Blaris combined sent two teams to Crandall hockey tournament last Saturday. Mre, J. M. Elliott and Mre JLR Mitchell attended the United Wo Conference at Winnipeg last week.
Mrs Clair Anderson travels with her mother Mrs J Flemine this week. Her son Jack and Roney accompany them during the visit.
The dramatic society presented their play in Miniota last Friday night and were pleased with the turnout and the reception from the audience.
In a drought affected district farmers report scarce feed with bran and shorts replacing oats and barley. A Western Canada Flour mill reportedly moved another car last week in response to supply trouble.
Mr and Mrs E Sinclair with J Craig and W Lennant traveled to Brandon last Thursday night to watch the Winnipeg Br Brandon hockey game. They enjoyed the outing and the game was described as good.
Ten young men organize an anti mood club with Jack Craig as president and Robert Elliott as secretary treasurer. They vow to chase old man low mood and tune up the band for prosperity near, though the specific corner remains unclear and the means to fund the effort is questioned.
A Saturday afternoon gathering of the O G I T met at Mr J Tennant's home. Rev J A Scephen led the devotional period with a talk on Making Choices. Mabel O Callaghan presented an omission study from the book on I Ntovea The Land of the Dawn. Dorothy Mitchell contributed a collection performance of I ll Take You Home Again Kathleen. The meeting closed with a recitation of the C G L T purpose.
Achievement Day featured over 160 articles across the Happy Seam Sunshine Pioneer Blue Bell Cheerio and Cut Em Up groups. About 200 attendees, led by chairwoman Mrs J Mitchell, heard music poetry and a humorous play by the Blasi ladies. Mia Ames praised the groups and stressed their cooperation.
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