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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 21, 1933
Page
8
A brief local item mentions Nurse B. Sider of Branden and a proposed visit to a distant site for information. The scan text is incomplete but references community health and a planned trip to gather details for residents.
Items for boys with sizes 24 to 32 priced at 1.10 United States Ltd. Minota. Notes mention a civil service exam pass at Manitoba University and a David Voattry inspector position, followed by a trip north for poultry demonstrations. Anglican YPA met in church with Miss Jeie Spalding leading prayers and games. Tiny graves along a railway right of way hold over 10 birds buried by children during autumn migration.
The management of Mimota Hospital expresses thanks to the Mimota Girl Guides for their donation of a layette.
The W A of Holy Trinity church holds its annual bazaar Saturday in the church basement starting at 5 p.m. The event features home cooking fancy goods and a silver tea with proceeds benefiting church needs.
Nineteen century notes describe large flocks of American Werbiers migrating south by rail line in the Hudson Bay area. Many birds died along railway tracks after colliding with telegraph and telephone wires. Municipal nominations were announced with council and school board positions and a health-related retirement noted.
Bulah Bus Inspector Beveridge visited the school yesterday. Murray Frame of Miniota spent the weekend with his sister. Mrs. E. Forster and Mrs. Hull are the committees in charge of serving lunches in the junior rooms and commenced yesterday.
Beuleh list offers ten week old pigs priced at seven dollars per pair. W B Hawes is the contact.
Beulah Anglican church bazaar in Forster's Wednesday November event offers knitted goods useful articles and children contests with all welcome. Education Week observed at Weinherst with parents attending and Beulah School awarded Strathcona Trust Shield for proficiency in physical training reflecting municipal pride.
Early orders for turkeys warn shipments overseas demand quality and remind farmers to hold birds if needed. Instructions cover killing bleed through mouth, keeping head and feet on, cooling before packing, avoiding bruises, and not tying for shipping. Local social updates include illness improvement for Wm. Cowling and growing Sun day School attendance. The W M S study group reviewed China chapter and the rink committee plans winter activities with Milton McConnell as president and S Robus named caretaker.
Isabella Motes Brisbin is visiting Winnipeg this week while the WMS group plans to meet there. The fragment ends with an incomplete note about the meeting.
The Sunday School will hold its annual meeting at the Manse on Friday evening. Mrs Stewart hosts at their home Thursday, JA Robertson leaves Monday for the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto, and deputy Mr McCuthk uch of Winnipeg will oversee the department in his absence. Visitors heard talks by Mr Vasey and W averach after inspections in the high school room. A Decker meeting Friday night organized a Horticultural Society with officers Fo Wyatt president Rev HH Bowman vice president Mr Cox secretary treasurer and directors H Finkbeiner Mrs Clarke Mrs V Little N Hodgson Sunley and H Alexander.
Mrs Dayton visited with her son in Virden last week. An orchestra provided music for a Friday dance at Decker. Cars along Crandall Decker road faced trouble but Isa Bella reports good roads. The CPR weekend excursion to Crandon included Mrs Marshall, Myrtle Wiggins, Mrs Campbell, Mrs Robbins, C. Fleming, J. P B Tennant, and Ivan Tennant. Education Week drew many parents to visit the school on Friday to observe the work.
A Silver Tea was served to raise funds for sporting gear. Proceeds will be used to buy equipment for local teams and programs, supporting youth athletics and community recreation.
The Haumiota Players under BL Homath perform Give and Take and Trouble Brewing at Acrow River Halls on Friday November 24 at 8 oclock. Adults 23 years and under. Also notes James Kirton's eye injury last summer and his eye surgery in Brannon. CGT meeting at Mrs. Elliott home reaffirms affiliation with M.S. and W.M.S. Miss E Lynch teaches Choral Production to the girls.
NS The Groceteria offers Curling Brooms Extra Strongly bound at $1.10. United Stores in Miniota highlights this affordable tool sale for shoppers.
Members of the United Grain Growers Association will meet at the Municipal Hall on Saturday November 25 at 2 p.m. to receive the delegates report on the recent convention.
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