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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 24, 1933
Page
8
An error occurred in the recent United UPS Conference meeting. The new secretary-treasurer is Vincent Quinn of Crandall.
E. W. Beatty, chairman and president, advocates moderate immigration policies after a trip through western Canada. He argues immigration requires serious attention and financial support to be managed properly. Separate ad notes advertise mens high lace stable rubbers at $225 and family overshoes at low prices by United States Ltd.
Two years after a drunken policeman killed a woman near Russell Manitoba he was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to ten years. He is said to be at large in the Old Country as reported by the Dauphin Herald. The incident linked to Mrs E J Light occurred during ceremonies at Roblin for a provincial highway opening on September 12, 1930.
Canada’s refunding loan of 225 million dollars was oversubscribed in under four days after launch. Analysts say such strong demand signals faith in the economy and expectations of a rising business cycle, with investors confident in Canada’s financial prospects.
Members of the Anglican Y P A gathered for their first meeting under Miss Winifred Bryant and her committee on a Wednesday night. They left at eight after a paper trail laid by the hare, reached the campfire site, enjoyed games, and shared a feast of weiners rolls and other foods. The next meeting is set for Wednesday November 15.
Railway agents publish a notice from The T. Eaton Company Ltd stating they will refuse to accept remittances of poultry from individual shippers in Western Canada due to market conditions. An exception applies if a shipper is authorized by Eaton to forward poultry, in which case Eaton provides a shipping tag.
Mr and Mrs Reynolds entertained the United U P S at their home on Wednesday night. The meeting opened with a devotional period led by Mavis Hanlin and K Leland. Janet Cunningham spoke on Current Events and discussion followed by F Spaldini Games contests and refreshments. Members signed the autograph album and Meklse expressed thanks for the hospitality. They closed with a rendition of They Are Jolly Good Fellows.
The excerpt urges mutual support among townspeople stressing civic duty and shared interests. It suggests that personal success ties to neighbors and encourages buying local goods and patronage to strengthen the community and mutual welfare.
Mr. Lewis could not operate his trucking business Friday and Saturday because of poor roads but reported to work Monday morning.
The W. A of Holy Trinity church announces its annual hazaar to be held Saturday November 276th in the church basement starting at 3 p.m. The event features Home Cooking Fancy Goods and a Silver Tea.
The Women's Missionary Societies of Arrow River Palmerton Scotia and Crandall meet on Wednesday afternoon to welcome Miss McIotosh traveling secretary for the W tS of the United Church in Canada.
A village anniversary event closed last Monday with a well received fowl supper and a Kinsmen Concert Company show led by DeAC Rumball. The program featured Miss M McKenzie elocution, Miss Hildred Smith on piano, and a male quartet including Messrs Bain Downs McEwen and Davies, raising 14000 in proceeds.
Isabella notes R Hickman of Winnipeg visits with Mrs Doran. The Women’s Mission Society will meet at the home of Mrs Heise on Wednesday.
John Neilson president of Rotary International sailed aboard the Empress of Britain toward Lausanne for the second European regional conference this month. He noted 150000 members in 380 clubs worldwide as the group pursues growth and outreach. At the World's Grain Exhibition in Regina speeches and exhibits boosted agrarian optimism says ES McRory manager United Grain Growers Calgary.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs T Santer and Mrs MacFar lane of Guelph Ontario visited Mr and Mrs John Suniey last week. Mr and Mrs He Reid and Miss Evelyn Rich visited friends in the Deuphin district during the past week.
The Y PS held a reorganiza tion meeting on Wednesday at the Manse electing officers President A Warren vice president KE Vasey secretary F Wallace pianist Miss G Thompson The Isabella and Decker Pig Club held its Annual Exhibition here Monday awarding prizes for single pies and for groups of five to T E Doran first L Stevenson second Jed C Lints fourth Les Hancock Winnipeg judged
Miss M Wakefield spent the weekend with friends at Wapella. A whist drive and dance were held in Forster's Hall on Friday night. Alf Sawjser attended with friends at Wapella over the weekend.
P S MacPherson will conduct an auction on the D A Fraser farm on Wednesday November 1st. Kilisands appears in connection with the notice. The W M S meeting planned to meet Miss McIntosh on furlough was cancelled due to bad weather and poor roads.
The Laymen's Banquet held in Birds on Wednesday was attended by Messrs. W D Titley G Titley C S Coldman G J Heyhoe G V Heyhoe H Howard T Stretton J Clarke AWN Saayer and C E Spencer.
Stormy Friday weather kept many away from the Ladies Aid Bazaar at the United church but the remaining attendees found a fine display of fancy and useful articles to purchase.
The event between S70 and $80 realized. The evening concert was cancelled and will be held at 4 on a later date, with notice to follow. Arrangements are being made to hold an afternoon sale of the goods by the band.
Wilf Leland and William Y Callazhan traveled to Dauphin last week by motorcar to inspect land and returned home Friday.
M. Davis E Hivndman and S. Wallace motored to Virden on Sunday and likely will stay until walking improves. Miss E White has been ill with flu for a few days, and Miss J Mitchell is substituting.
The season's first snowstorm tied up traffic and school vans on Friday forcing several drivers to use sleighs. Sunday travel to Miniota worsened roads, cancelling church services as the pastor could not make the trip.
The world’s largest map of Canada stands 100 feet long and 100 feet high, painted on linen by Montreal artists. It hangs in the Hall of Nations at the Chicago World Fair, a joint showing by the Dominion Government Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways. Guarded by three Red Coats from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, it ranks among the fair’s most popular exhibits.
Sir William Shenton of the Carlton Club reports his salmon fishing trip on the upper St John River near Perth after attending the Institute of Pacific Relations meeting at Banff Springs Hotel. He says St John River salmon excel in fighting quality and average size, citing past Ireland and Norway trips.
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