Transportation by Bus Travel Limit Tightened
Transportation rules cap a single bus journey at zero miles, restricting any passenger from traveling more than a minimal distance on one ride.
29 Oct 1942
Page 1
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1942
Page
1
Transportation rules cap a single bus journey at zero miles, restricting any passenger from traveling more than a minimal distance on one ride.
Ron Gilchrist RCAF Mac Donald visits home. Miss Gertie Cullen recovering after operation at Virden hospital. Misses Clement Scarth Oliver visited Winnipeg. Oliver secured city job. W A Barrett reports for Air Force duty. Mrs Barrett and Myrna accompany to Winnipeg. Fred Foster goes to Winnipeg to offer services. Murray Bonner graduates as Sergeant Pilot at Dauphin Wings parade and is on two week furlough.
The text notes Mr and Mrs Wal Bonner and their party including Margaret Jennie and Bob with Mrs W Taylor attending a parade. It says Mrs Taylor will visit with Cpl and Mrs G Traynor in Dauphin until week’s end.
An ad-like page notes rayon blouses with deep necklines and long sleeves alongside new skirts in striped and plain styles priced at 2.95 and 4.95. It also mentions municipal politics as nomination day nears and lists retiring rural council and school trustees. A wartime Victory Loan appeal urges Canadians to support efforts with resolve.
Saturday night Halloween plans shift to wartime charity. Kids are urged to collect for soldiers overseas and buy War Savings Stamps due to rationing. Local note praises Elkhorn children for last year’s acts and stresses safer, charitable plans over gate to gate visits.
Mrs G Dodds and her daughters visiting the H D Armitage home departed for Trenton Ost on Thursday. Harvest Thanksgiving services were held at Holy Trinity church Sunday night with a sermon by the Bishop of Brandon and lessons read by J J Henderson of Shoal Lake.
The Rural Municipality of Miniota invites offers for a 14 by 20 by 8 foot metal garage located at the rear of Beulah school. The building must be moved within ten days of purchase and offers must be received by November 1, 1942. The highest bid is not guaranteed acceptance.
The Council of the Rural Municipality of Miniota invites offers for any land parcels it holds. Location details are available at the Municipal Office, Miniota. The highest offer will not necessarily be accepted. John Spalding, Sec. Treas.
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