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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1934
Page
8
Local notice reports Mies Neelands of Hamiota visiting her sister Mrs. George Reynolds during an unspecified stay. The item notes family connection and domestic visit as a brief local note.
Frank Lt. Evans visiting in the district returned to Winnipeg today. J. F Strachan won first prize for flax and second for brom grass with his exhibits at the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto.
United Stotes, Ltd promotes Walker’s No Way Overalls for Men and Pants for Men 2nd Boys with 100 percent serunk and durable build. Window display features the items as part of a local sale. The text also notes a theater week with Belz presenting double features and a musical comedy, highlighting continued entertainment pricing.
The W.M.5 will meet at the game of Mrs Campbell on Wednesday. The P.S. will meet Thursday night with the missionary group in charge of the program. Miss M Lace has returned to Winnipeg after visiting Mrs J Bell. A dance was held here on Friday night. R Bell returned to Humbolds last week with Mrs D Hill who will spend the winter with her daughter.
The Arrow River players presented The Valiant to an appreciative audience Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Robinson of the Lyleton district were welcomed to the community. Mr Robinson has purchased the Keily farm and took possession last week. Clarence Reid begins as rink caretaker and started duties last week. The rink is being flooded and will open soon. The new waiting room nears completion.
Miss I Beattie is visiting Brandon this week while laying curling ice work begins. Miss Heyhoe also visiting Winnipeg this week as projects advance.
The W A of St Wilfrid Church hosted a silver tea and harvest of home cooking at Forster's Hall on Wednesday. The event drew strong attendance and raised the sum of 10800 to support church activities.
The Community Hall Club began its fund drive for a new 4 hall with a Friday dance at Shamrock Mall. Receipts fell short of expectations, but organizers secured an initial boost for the project.
Miss G Kirton organized a music club for under 18s meeting monthly. A Nickey heads the rink committee with Mrs Dickey as reported. S Robas named caretaker for the season. A sweepstakes winner took a stray $120, name undisclosed. Crandall talks express optimism.
The monthly meeting of the youre women W. M. S. was held at Miss K Johnson's home with Mrs. B. R. Vance presiding. Miss Schmidt introduced the first chapter of Study of India. Lunch followed. The W. B. annual meeting occurred in the church parlor with treasury over eighty dollars. Ten directors elected officers: President Mrs. W Hyadman, Vice President Mrs. R. Vance, 2nd VP Mrs. Harcus, Secretary Mrs A Dickey, Treasurer Mrs M McConnell, Social Service Mrs T Grey, League of Nations Mrs Collyer, Taxar Mrs Johnson, Flower and Sick Visiting Mrs Robus, Librarian Mrs Borland, and Organist Mrs Coupe.
A listing of top students across Grade 7 to Grade 11 at Arrow River with students such as Tena Nankivelli Brimar Maland Varry Gardhar Norman Leland Thelma Mitchell Tommy Kenneth Mitchell and Helen Tennant led by principal E.E. Johnson.
Arrow River Education Day was observed on Friday with strong parent attendance. The event featured pupil led programmes, refreshments were served, and $7 was raised for new sports equipment.
A Mission Band meeting at the school organized a Christmas box of clothing and toys for Vita Hospital. Officers were elected including President Arnold Townson and Vice President Ford Wiggins. About 150 locals attended a Wednesday night event honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mitchell with a miscellaneous shower and whist drive.
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