Miniota Herald Publishing Details and Price
The Miniota Herald announces its Tuesday edition from Miniota with a yearly subscription rate of one dollar in advance.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 26, 1935
Page
8
The Miniota Herald announces its Tuesday edition from Miniota with a yearly subscription rate of one dollar in advance.
The YPLA will meet on Wednesday at 2 50 pm in the church basement Holy Trinity Anglican Mrs P S Macthereen spent the weekend at Solswirth with Mr and Mrs A W Chapman Mr and Mrs B H Reid entertained the United church choir after Sunday evening service.
Boxed winter apples sell for 1.90 to 2.15 per box while oranges are 25 to 35 cents per dozen. Cranberries 25 cents per pound figs 19 cents per pint. Radio license reminder before November 30. Christmas tree planning by teachers officers and adult class for December 23. Local social and sports notes include Minicta hockey defeat by an Indigenous team 85 to something. film showings featuring Sweepstake Annie with Marion Nixon. Assembly Reserve boundaries listed and hunting closed. Senior Girls Sewing Club officers elected Nancy Clarke president Dorothy Wythe reporter. WI directors reelect Mrs A Hanlin as president with officers and committees listed.
November events include Ladies Darling Club meeting on the 28th and a dance at Arrow River on the 29th. Also listed are United Church Ladies Bazaar on the 30th and December events such as Y P A Amateur Night in Anglican WA Bazaar and New Years Eve Dance.
A school board meeting with all members present discussed enrolment for Beulah and Arrow River schools after receiving correspondence from the Department of Education. The debate focused on student enrollment procedures and capacity.
A Board meeting notes room closures at Arrow River and delays to Beulah grade rearrangements due to space limits. Four rooms would stay in use through June 2056 while a grant through the Department of Education is explored. The next session is set for December 10.
Crandall notes Miss M Cartwright has returned from Winnipeg and local men plan to have the rink ready by Friday. J Judd’s store was robbed Saturday night with clothing tobacco and cash taken after entry through an east window. Bert Warren is seriously ill at his home. his son John from Earl Grey and daughter Mrs Harold Olives Hillix of Salt Coats arrived to be with him. Nurse J Elliott is in attendance. A Christmas tree planned for December 21 at the church basement with a short program and games. Santa will give candy. Rev Hol Bowman reported on the Bran don meet in support of the M and M Fund. Choir offered special music. Next Sunday service announced. Rev J A Stephen to conduct service at Palmerston at 11 am.
Isabella Mies M Stalker spent the weekend at Shoal Lake. Mr and Mrs Adaums of Birtle spent the weekend with J Iver ach Rey Campbell accompanied two car of stock to Winnipeg on Tuesday. The service at Rothsay on Sunday was conducted by the Isabella WMS. The WMS will meet on Thursday at the home of Mes 7T Kennedy.
A fair crowd attended the first hockey game of the season as Isa Bela beat Beulah Hev. H J Bowman and R L Stevenson visited Brandon last week to hear Dr Roberts moderator of the United church. They were joined by Ken Grown and Rev Dunnett.
Miss I? Tannant visits her aunt in Hamida. Grace Sharas traveled to Winnipeg last week as a passenger. The rink was crowded Saturday for the first tight skating. Congratulations are extended to Win Elliott.
A weekly gathering led by Mrs. JR Mitchell and Wan Leland's group met at a Winnipeg home. Plans for a Seaching Fund as part of the YP project were approved after a devotional period and discussion of games and lunch. Fred Teal left for England and his sister in law accompanied him to Winnipeg for the winter.
The Hockey Club met on Saturday night and formed three teams with RUB Kiott leading the Maroons, E Johnson of the Busckhawks, and E Tennant of the Maple Lexis. EK Sinclair was elected president and EK Johnson ice manager JM Elliott, Wor Sutherland and IkK Tennant were reelected financial committee. The first wave will be played on Wednesday.
At last Tuesday's gathering of Way Directors the following officers and committees were selected. President Mrs Dayton. Vice President Ted L Leland. Secretary Miss J Elliott. Treasurer W Sutherland. Programs committee Meaineiad Island Karton W Sutherland BF Island. Social committee Misses M Wiggin J Elliott J Mitchell Mrs A Mitchell. Emergency committee Mesdames W Tennant J Wiggins.
The writer thanks supporters and the editor for backing the parents and children of Glenlochar. He notes a ballot incident and a street argument at Arrow River, and cites the School Board Secretary confirming the petition was examined before the vote. He pledges to pursue honesty and truthfulness.
In a letter to readers, J J Henderson explains gratitude and regret over Ward 6 trustee election. He thanks Dr R K Chalmers for service, notes the vote split over keeping Glenrochar school open versus Board closure, and emphasizes willingness to share financial burden amid stress.
Sinclair reports committee assignments for the hospital and cemetery. Mesdames Freland RB Mitchell F Townson head the hospital committee while Mesdames Eliott J Ro Michell JF Tenant and auditor Mre Elliott are named for the cemetery and auditing duties.
Fragmented OCR lists names including Bernice Wiggins and Mayis Townsom with scattered references to exams and placements. The readable items suggest a school or community record of students and potential dates or tasks.
Review lauds John Murray Gibbon for Steel of Empire as a defining Canadian Pacific record with a century of history. Banff lecturer Lonsdale showcases Rocky Mountain pictures. Evangeline Booth speaks on the Salvation Army at Toronto event. J M Wardle promoted to deputy minister of the Interior. New Brunswick guides convene in Saint John with strong attendance.
Beulah T. Stretton has accepted a position near Borcage la Prairie and left today to begin work. St Wilfrid's WA held an annual Bazaar in Fortster's Hall on Wednesday, raising about $73. Mr and Mrs T. Sawyer who visited their daughter in Tantallon for six weeks returned home last week. Oswin named rink caretaker for the season begins work this week. Helton arrived Friday to take duties as station agent with wife and two sons. WMS annual meeting to be held Wednesday at Mrs Hull's home. all church ladies invited. Edmundson, Rosemary and Daphne plan Winnipeg move. Mr. Edmundson, John stay until spring. Halk Club whist drive and dance Friday, Ken ton Orchestra. Prizes: Mrs Cruden and Alex Powell win. consolations to Mrs Angus and George Ringland. Drawn tickets include woolen blanket to D Titley, turkey to Gordon Fraser Hamiota, 20 lbs flour to Jas Smith. about $8t: realized.
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