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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 11, 1943

Page

8

Community notices from Miniota and Arrow River churches

Red Cross knitters asked to return to Mrs. Forsyth by November 15. Miniota W J meets at Mrs. Long's Thursday afternoon. Education Week observance highlighted at Arrow River and Miniota United services led by Dr. Chamers. Holy Trinity W A bazaar raised 75 dollars with prizes won by Mrs. Gibbings and Miss Rowan. Rink committee formed. tentative curling and skating plans discussed. Rural Council and School Board nominations listed. Dr. R K Chalmers among nominees.

J.D. Forsyth Arrow River Miniota United Churches RK. Chamers Holy Trinity W.A Miniota

Concert Party Visit by No 1 CNS RCA Riv ers

An advertisement announces an important event the Concert Party of 40 entertainers from No. 1 CNS RCA Riv ers will visit Arrow River this Friday. An ex change quotes a capacity audience enjoying the program provided by the party and presented by No. 1 CNS RC.

No. 1 C.N.S. Rc.a.f. Rivers Arrow River C.N.S

No. 1 C. N. 3. entertains with wide talent

The Gazette notes the ensemble presented strong talent that delighted the venue and audience, with the party's services praised for their broad appeal beyond the local crowd. The evening offered reliable enjoyment.

the Gazette Rivers

Quiet Home Wedding Unites Gurr and Hazelwood Family

Vera Hazelwood wed Albert Gurr at the Hazelwood home in Chuvish on Tuesday with Rev William Bill officiating. The couple, unescorted, exchanged vows as family attended. They plan a honeymoon to Brandon and future residence in the Crandall district.

Ed. Hazelwood Chuvish Vera Albert Gurr Lenore Bill Verbena Hazlewood P. R. Gurr A. Gurr Brandon Crandall

Lelond Johns Wedding at Decker in November

Margaret Annie Johns daughter of Mr and Mrs W Johns of Decker married Stanley Louis Lelond son of Mr and Mrs L Lelond of Arrow River at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday November 3 at 3 pm. Rev Wa Bill officiated. The bride wore Roman blue and royal blue velvet with American Beauty roses. Bridesmaid Cora McDonald wore Heavenly blue with blue velvet turban and Briercliffe roses. Kenneth Smith was groomsman. A wedding breakfast followed. The bride's mother wore black.

Margaret Annie W. Johns Decker Stanley Louis Lelond L. L. Lelond Arrow River Rev Wa. Bill Crandall Cora McDonald Kenneth Smith

For Quick Sale Register ed Shorthorn Bull

Register ed Shorthorn bull for quick sale. Apply to F Fe Cullen at the Miniota exchange, phone 2424.

F. FE. Cullen Miniota

Minicta Rink Seeks Caretaker Fenders

Minicta Community Rink invites tenders for caretaker duties three to five nights weekly. Tenders due to Secretary by Saturday November 13. Tender choice goes to the lowest bid. Details from Rev. E. Egilsson, Minicta.

E. Egilsson

Lands for arrears of taxes Miniota Manitoba sale notice

The Rural Municipality of Miniota announces a public auction on December 14 1943 at 2 pm in Miniota council chamber for lands behind on taxes and costs. All lands listed SE and SW sections with lot and plan numbers, are patented and sold subject to rights of way and road diversions. John Spalding secretary treasurer signs the notice dated November 1 1945.

Miniota Manitoba O Manita

Wedding couple reads vows in quiet Arrow River ceremony

The bride wore a brown dress with white trim and a black coat with accessories. The groom’s mother wore a brown dress with a corsage. Mr and Mrs SL Leland depart for a wedding trip to Winnipeg and plan to settle on a farm in Arrow River district.

Bendegroom Leland Winnipeg Arrow River

Concert and Bazaar Notices from Local Churches

A Concert sponsored by the Arrow River Red Cross Society takes place Friday November 12 at 839 pm in the church. A 49 member concert party from Ho TONS RCAF Rivers performs an outstanding program with 35 cent admission for adults and 25 cents for children under 12. annual bazaars include Minis United Church Women's Association on Saturday December 4 in the church parlor from 3 pm with a baked bean supper at 530 pm admission 35c and 25c. St Wilfrid's church annual bazaar runs in the Community hall from 3 to 6 pm Thursday November 13 featuring fancy work knitting home cooking and bran tub with lunches served.

The Arrow River Red Cross Society Rcaf Rivers Miniots United Church Womens Association St. Wilfrid's Church

Beulah Visitors and Enlistment Noted in Winnipeg Alerts

Beulah Mrs Dan Cooper visits Winnipeg. Mrs W Forbes and son Brian of Oak Bluff visit Mrs A Miller. W Kelly has enlisted in the R C A F and is now stationed in Winnipeg. Miss Jean Oswin was unable to continue activities.

Dan Cooper Winnipeg Mrs. W. Forbes Brian Oak Bluff A. Miller W. Kelly R.C.A F Jean Oswin

RCAF and Winnipeg enlistments bring home brief leaves

Entet in the RCAF and W.D. have returned home from Winnipeg Tor. Donald Stowe has enlisted in the Tank Corps in Winnipeg and is now home on a short leave. LACs Garth Chisholm of Brandon and W.D. Steuart of Dafoe were home on short layovers during the week ends.

Entet RCAF W.D Winnipeg Tor Donald Stowe Tank Corps Lac Garth Chisholm Brandon W.D. Steuart

Promotion Noted for Ronnie Chisholm Overseas

Ronnie Chisholm receives promotion to Flight Sergeant in the Royal Canadian Air Force while stationed overseas. CE Spencer attends the U.GG convention in Winnipeg this week, accompanied by Mrs Spencer.

C.E. Spencer Winnipeg Pencer

Novelty Dance Draws Crowd and Raises Red Cross Funds

A fair crowd attended the novelty dance on Friday, prizes awarded for various dances, and all proceeds will be donated to the Red Cross.

Red Cross

Local Women’s Society Notes Bible Study and Missions

In the devotion period Mesdames Wallace W Sutherland B Carnegie Wallace and I Tennant took part. Mrs Elliott led a Bible study and a Acts questionnaire. The W P A met at the Tennant home with J Kirton presiding. Thelma Mitchell led a missions program followed by Bible base ball. Plans to send more Friendship cards to Padres and news of Tom Mitchell contacting a Padre in England and joining a Baptist church concluded the meeting with recreation and lunch.

Wallace W. Sutherland B. Carnegie 5. Wallace I. Tennant Elliott W.P.A Wm. Tennant J. Kirton Thelma Mitchell Spe Tom Mitchell England

Children's Hallowe'en Milk for Britain fundraiser

Children sold tickets on Halloween for Milk for Britain and raised 850 dollars. They kept the proceeds safe and shared with others, noting they still had apples and other items for themselves.

Hallowe’en Britain

Transfers to eastern camps and long distance lines work

Burton Johnston and Vernon Lockhart were moved to eastern Canada camps while Govt. Telephone gangs operate on new long distance lines. A well attended auction at Mrs J D Sutherlands yielded good prices. The W M S met at Mrs J M Elliotts with Mesdames Tennant, McKinnon, and Nankivel assisting.

Pte Burton Johnston Gor Vernon Lockhart Eastern Canada Govt J.D Sutherlands Johnston

Crandall Inspector Moore Visits Municipal Schools

Crandall inspector Moore visited the municipal schools last week to review facilities and student safety procedures.

Inspector Moore

Return of Ray Kruger and district Red Cross aid

Ray Kruger has been honorably discharged after returning from overseas and now resides in the district. Red Cross efforts for October report 17 knitted articles, 107 sewing items, 1 crib quilt, 1 Afghan, 2 large quilts, 1 shelter shawl, and other donated articles.

Ray Kruger Red Cross

Walker family visits over weekend before duty at Portage

Cpl. A Walker and Mrs. Walker with family spent the weekend here. Mr. Walker has left to report for duty at Portage. Mrs. Walker will stay for an extended visit.

Annual Meeting Of The W I Held With Fifteen Attendees

The annual meeting of the W I was held on Thursday drawing fifteen attendees. Mrs. H Hynd chaired the session and led discussions on society activities and upcoming projects.

The W.I H.hynd

Meeting Notes From Local Civic Group Proceedings

Mrs Lewis described her trip to Flin Flon with photos displayed around the room. Mrs Dickey shared observations from a Winnipeg Red Cross visit and POW parcel depots. Officers elected for three months include Mrs Hyndman and Mrs Lewis as Presidents, with Nelson as Secretary, Mrs Dickey as Treasurer, and others in welfare, librarian, and assistant roles. A social time and lunch followed.

Man Lewis Flin Flon A. Dickey Red Cross Winnipeg W. H. Hyndman C. Lewis S. Robus H Doupe Nelson T. A. Gray T. Borland E. Mark W. Bill

Isabella Lac R Clark Home for Weekend Visit

Isabella Lac R Clark of Brandon was home for the weekend. Morgan Johnson has left to report for duty in the RCA Pin Winn ipeg.

Lac R. Clark Brandon Morgan Johnson RCA Winnipeg

Local Social News From Yorkton and Surrounding Towns

Families visit relatives in Yorkton Napinka and Deloraine as Iverach and Bowman households celebrate and plan. Mrs Iverach marked a Golden wedding anniversary while the WT. reports 22 boxes sent overseas and $17 raised for Cancer Relief at a recent meeting.

Also Mentioned on This Page

M Oliver W.P.T .B J. W. Rowan Kenneth Souris Mrs. W. B. Rowan Miniota W.J T. G. Long Rural Council J. R. Lynch J. H. Finkbeiner J. J. Taylor W. Coburn School Board R. E. Heise D. J. Harrison J. Wal Bonner R. K. Chalmers Miniota Hospital J. W. Elliott Glenlochar J W Elliott Watkins Predueta Hamota Birtle Shea Lake Rapadity Sinned Wa Crempt J. R. Watkins CO RSW Canadian Legion Crendall B.A. Barnes Gee J. Heyhoe Hazlewood Lelond—Johns Minicta Fenders Isabella Minniota John Spalding Beulah Ronnie Chisholm R.C.A.F W.M.S J.M. Elliott W.tennant G. McKinnon W. Nankivel Maclean's Eee Canadian Home Journal Chatelaine Family Herald & Weekly Star Free Press Prairie Farmer American Girl Parent's Magazine Christian Herald Popular Mechanics Popular Science Etude Science Chid Life the Woman Quidocr Life the Country Guide Canada Poultryman National Home Monthly New World Irust Canadien Silver Fox & Fur Rome Mos Parent’s Magazine Maclean’s Tyr Canada Silver Fox & Furry Heck Post Office Mrs. D Marshall Yorkton Searth Napinka Robert W Iverach Minnedosa Wm. Iverach J.T. Finkbeiner FE. L. Finkbeiner L. Bowman Roselle J. Bowman P. Frith Onanole Donald Iverach Ninette Ili. Bowman F W Deckeer J. T. Finkbeiner R. Searth T. Kennedy Cancer Relief Fund H. Harrison J. Iverach
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