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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
8
The notice mentions a whist drive and dance on Friday night and reports Col. FL G Taylor succeeding Mr. Justice Gait as judge in Kings Beach court. It notes a year long moratorium on interest payments by soldier sectors and observes seed catalogs and crows signaling spring.
United Stores Ltd offers a large spring stock including knee boots for children and adults.
Officials say the Royal Commission on University trust funds is working continuously on the report and will table it at the earliest possible date.
A United Church U P S bonspiel on Saturday featured twelve rinks. The Grand Challenge was won by Con Dorward's rink with E Spalding and Misses H Billy and E Kelly. The Consolation prize went to Alex Powell's rink with Bob Woods and Misses E McLenehan and E Rowan.
The March gathering of the W I was held at Mrs Leam’s home. Roll Call elicited an Irish joke as guests enjoyed a talk by District President Mrs B R McNaught on district work. Nurse Johnson outlined her aims for a Baby Clinic, songs were performed, and a light lunch followed.
The government introduced a Seed and Border Relief bill modeled on last year drought relief. It proposes $200,000 this year versus $650,000 in 1052 and covers only unorganized areas while noting the Municipal Act under review would address organized districts.
Observers warn Europe faces a potential great conflict if tensions deepen. Britain is seen as stabilizing, with Ramsay MacDonald working to ease disputes. Arms manufacture and munition production are noted as ongoing during a fragile mood.
Mrs E Sinclair is reported to have formed on Saturday with notes from Brandon and Winnipeg, as recorded in Arrow River notes.
The Western Canada Elevator paused operations for several days this week due to a broken line shaft halting grain handling and loading activities. Repairs were underway to restore full service.
Mise Pauline Tennant entertained several friends to a dinner party on Saturday evening last and all present reported a most enjoyable time.
Farmers prepare seed and hire help for spring tasks amid rising demand for work horses in the district. The note highlights farmers seeking suitable horses and labor to handle planting and field work as the season approaches.
Last week the Arrow River midget team hosted Crandall and lost 10 to 4. On Thursday the Arrow River junior team played Crandall and fell 7 to 2.
Last Saturday prices at lakehead elevators show Wheat 1 Nor. 497 Oats 2 CW 248 Barley 3 CW 22 Rye 2 CW 347 Flax 1 CW 50 Durum 1 CW 47 Prices from one year ago list Wheat 1 Nor. 622 Oats 2 CW 204 Barley 3 CW 388 Rye 2 CW 47 Flax 1 CW 07 Durum 1 CW 81
A Friday night program in the hall featured the sketch Who's Who in the Home by Florence Wallace Lorraine Wiggins E Johnson and E Tennant. Pat's Matrimonial Adventure appeared by E White and J Mitchell with piano duets by Marjorie Mitchell Elizabeth McNab and a Jessie Mitchell Lorraine Wigging John Mitchell trio and readings by E White and J Craig. Following the programme dancing was enjoyed.
On Wednesday night last the Biains ladies' Aid presented the event, drawing attendees and showcasing local community support. The gathering featured reflections from organizers and a brief report on forthcoming activities.
A good crowd attended the Arrow River Hall performance of His Best Investment. The cast included Mesdamea D Bell P Stewart A Curtis Misees M Herdwell Miller J Vincent M Hunkin A Campbell S Stevet son and Messrs J Hunkin A Curtis G Grey KE Sunley and B Metgarvie. E Sunley directed the play and lunch for the performers followed at Mrs James Wiggins residence.
Word arrived last week that Herbert Boyce of Arden brother of James Boyce had died. Mrs H Mann of Vancouver sister of John Spalding also died. Mrs Stevens nee Mary Shand died in Winnipeg. W Turner received word his mother died at her home in England.
The death of W F McGuinness after a prolonged illness is reported from Brandon where he lived. He was connected with Manitoba Hardware and Lumber Co and visited the district frequently. After a long illness his condition remained serious for two weeks and caused much sorrow among friends. The funeral occurred in Brandon on Tuesday afternoon.
The Miniota Hardware Company closed for the day as part of respect by JW Horner and Rollins.
Isabella notes Mr and Mrs J Merrick of Snow Flake are visiting with Russell Werren. John Clarke Jr has been visiting for the past week with friends in Winnipeg.
Special for Saturday March 25 at United Stores Ltd Miniota offers Lux Soap flakes in two packets for 15 cents. Limited to that date while supplies last.
The United YPS presents the play Dust of the Earth at Miniota Hall on Friday April 71st. The notice invites community attendance and notes the performance as a local cultural event.
The offer to take wood or produce on subscription accounts will be withdrawn on Mereh3l. After that date subscriptions must be paid for in cash.
John Spalding of Miniota seeks renters for a section and a half of land near Hooper's Lake. The property offers 500 acres under cultivation and is available starting May.
For sale Victory Oats fourth generation grade 1 with germination 99 percent. Certificate 52 1268 35c per bushel. Sellers Alf Russell and Two Creeks.
For sale Arctic Sweet Clover Seed Grade No 1 Cert No 521995 with 96 percent germination. Price 24 cents per pound. F Wiltshire Beulah phone 125.
The WM. S. will meet at the home of Mrs. A Clarke on Thursday of this week for their gathering.
Mervin Bridge, long hospitalized at Brandon Hospital, was discharged Wednesday and is reported to be improved in health.
On Sunday last Temperance Sunday a notable task was given by H. Juinton of Decker. Next Sunday will be devoted to Missions and a suitable programme will be arranged.
J A Robertson captured 11 prizes at Brandon Winter Fair with horse exhibits including jumping riding driving and harness events. He entered a Shetland pony as part of his entries and earned four firsts four seconds and three fourths.
A Saturday hockey mini-tournament saw Beulah defeating Izabella Juniors in a lively match. Decker and Isabella Intermediates clashed with Isabella triumphing, while Crandall and Isabella also played with the local team prevailing.
A splendid crowd attended the Achievement Day exercises at the church on Saturday. The program featured readings sketches songs and addresses by Mrs. A S Fraser of Beulah and Miss Calder from the Extension Service. Mrs. R T Clarke demonstrated built in cupboards and the kitchen orchestra impressed attendees. The event showed the ladies’ careful winter study of the subject.
Fred Cooper left on Friday for Winnipeg to enter the General Hospital and undergo an operation this week. Authorities express cautious optimism that the procedure will go well.
The season’s top Baby Clinia event featured Nurse Johnson examining 18 infants, marking a standout moment in the season’s pediatric efforts.
Crandall defeats Arrow River 7 to 2 on Thursday night at the local rink. Crandall players dominated with strong offense and solid defense to clinch the win over Arrow River.
Mrs Lorne Wallace of Kirkland Lake is visiting with her father John Hyndman and her young daughter Donnie.
A large crowd enjoyed a Tuesday church film night featuring Scenes in Canada. The Canadian Pacific Bly Co. kindly loaned the films and E. Hara ran the screening, offering viewers a window to parts of the country they seldom see.
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