Miniota Herald Editor M Oliver Retires
The Miniota Herald notes editor M Oliver retires after long service with the paper and community roles reported by the Thursday issue dated September 14 1950.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
8
The Miniota Herald notes editor M Oliver retires after long service with the paper and community roles reported by the Thursday issue dated September 14 1950.
Crandall report notes Miss Francis Gunson has started training as a nurse at Brandon General Hospital. Jean Douglas returns from Rock Lake where she worked during holidays. Ronald Coupe finished Officers Training on the west coast. Garth Clark returns home from Minnedosa hospital after a highway accident. Ernie Barnes attends the Dominion Convention of the Canadian Legion in Winnipeg with wife. A new beginners class forms at school including Donald Lee Carolyn OConnor Gail Johnston Harry Andrew Kenneth Padfield Lorraine Rudd Barry Angus and Marjorie Steen.
Mrs Sutherland spent the summer at Clear Lake and visited the Lloyd Wiggins home before returning to her Brandon residence.
Chas Stewart traveled to Winnipeg to enlist in the Korean force but was not accepted. Mrs J H Bickford visited Winnipeg with Joan who will study in Brandon and Jobo who proceeded to Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Isabella Mrs J H Finkbeiner is a patient in Hamiota hospital. Mrs W Iverach visits at the R Scarth home before moving to Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs D Marshal of Flin Flon visit district. Nurse M Craig plans four months vacation with sisters. Mr and Mrs J E Finkbeiner and Jap visit Winnipeg with Cardale party. School organized with staff including Principal Miss Margaret Coupe Crandall Gr 48, Miss Margaret Small Rapid City Gr 14, Miss Audrey Sanderson Binscarth. June exam results delayed. Grade XLI Leonard Wall pass, 2 supps. Grade XI Accelerated Hazel Ingram clear pass, Lawrence Heise Ray Still pass 1 supp, Jean Ingram Marie Webb pass 2 supps. Grade X Beverley Sunley Margaret Webb pass accelerated. Grade IX Bernice Doran Ted Phillips.
The W. I. met at Mrs. R. Scarth's home with 19 present. The president led a sing song and a poem on Contentment was read. A letter of thanks from the Salvation Army camp at Sandy Hook for July eggs was read. Hospital Aid reported on a Board meeting and sewing was distributed. Mrs. J. T. Finkbeiner spoke on a recent W. I. board meeting in Hamiota.
For sale a 1937 Pontiac Sedan with good tires and heater. In good running condition. Apply to W. H. Welch Beulah phone 2913 Miniota exchange.
Mrs. J. F. Strachan expresses gratitude for visits cards letters flowers and other kindness while a patient in Hamiota Hospital. She thanks friends for support during her illness and hospitalization.
Irene Hurtin Moehrke of Kenosha Wisconsin expresses gratitude for the many useful and fancy gifts and good wishes received from friends at the recent post nuptial shower.
Brief notes describe a mindset that business success comes from earning it. Mentions the Stowe and McDonald families planning visits to relatives in Choice land Bask, nurse Irene Mossop returning to duty in Winnipeg and moving to Hamiota hospital, and a farm proverb about striking oil on a bank of land with early rising and long hours.
Cecil I. Rothery coordinates A Little Helpers Service and Social at Holy Trinity on Saturday September 16 at 3 80 p.m. Mothers with young children invited. Sunday September 17 offers Sunday school and morning service at 11 a.m. Bishop visits for confirmation on October 29. Harvest Thanksgiving Service set for Sunday October 22 at 7 60 p.m with guest preacher Rev. Whitfield.
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