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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
8
The Auditor's written report on the Rural Municipality of Miniota for 1943 appears in the supplement. A limited number of copies are available at the municipal office for ratepayers desiring one, and the full report is on file there.
Mrs. Joyce Leland of Brandon is holidaying at her home. Mrs. Ivan Tennant joins the telephone list. Mrs. Jack Reid of Moose Jaw visits Frank Leland’s home. Miss Donna Smuttell of Oakburn visits Les Shoemaker. Misses Shirley and Helen Hankin of Winnipeg visit Sam Wallace. Shirley Leland leaves for Oak Lake to reside with sister Mrs Wes White. A shower was held in the hall Friday evening for Rev and Mrs E Egilsson. A programme.
A reading titled My Car lotta by Jean Sutherland and a trio Stardust by Betty Carnegie Efie Carnegie and Paulve Teanast drew attendees. Donna Mitchell Faye Clegg introduced a star lighted box of gifts while Mrs J Wiggins announced the address. Guests showered with confetti as a gracious thanks followed by four dainty lunches and a pleasant time.
A rust 19th to Mr and Mrs Ivan Jamieson MacAuley and daughter Bessie Jean born at Miniota hospital. SHURVELL born at Miniota hospital on Thursday August 17th to Mr and Mrs Wi Shurvell Isabella a daughter Evelyn Joan.
Mrs T L Jasper and her family are visiting Gladstone, with local residents noting the gathering as a cordial social visit to the town.
Miss Irene Mossop a trainee nurse at Brandon General Hospital is home for a three weeks holiday from her hospital duties.
An old catalog note describes a Pigtex style sandal in black patent with open toe and leather laces. Shoes are listed at two to three dollars in the United Stores, Ltd. catalogue.
Mrs. F Bell spends holidays at Lenore and Vicdeur Mise Joy Cowling in Winnipeg. Church services have resumed after a month. Mr and Mrs Ioan Gray holidaying at the T A riped are their homes. Gray and J she Cons tletions to Lois Dickey.
The First Is Isbister Scholarship awarded $150 toward tuition and $30 cash to the recipient. Margaret Hyndman also received the Second Isbister Scholarship providing $150 toward tuition.
Mrs John Sunley 15 visits Tenberg Sask with Rev and Miers A Schofield. Mrs Burnell Hall and Chariene of Winnipeg visit L Hatt home. Mr C O Colbert and Jimmy of St Vital holiday at J T Kennedy. Mrs Stevenson Lilo visits R L mne. E J Martin, recently repaintances in the district, returns Port.
At a church meeting after Sunday service three elders were appointed G T Arris R E Heise and J T Finkbeiner. Mr and Mrs G Linss who had been visiting at the A Adams home left to visit with the E Bedford family at elite. Mrs A Adams and family accompanied them and will visit for a while.
Beulah Art Erskine of Winnipeg visited W. Kelly family last week. Cpl J W Stewart Medicine Hat is home on ten day leave. LAC Norman Stewart Rivers spent a day at H E Orster. Mrs J C Green visits daughter Mrs A Woods at Kinscorth. F O John Kelly returns to duties after enjoyable months leave from over 2a3 duty.
Local classified line for Renfrew dealer J A Brodie proprietor offers furniture exchange and repair services with emphasis on cream separators and sales. Contact details provided for prospects seeking durable farm equipment and home furniture solutions.
Lieut. A. J. Forster of Dundurn visited at his home with his wife and baby daughter Susan Margaret for a few days. They also joined Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald for visits in Ottawa.
Farmers are urged to repair and clean granaries after two years of full storage to prevent moisture damage and insects. Tips include sealing entry points, lining concrete floors with moisture proof paper, thorough cleaning, lime dusting, whitewashing infested areas, proper ventilation, and storing grain in small bins with cold-weather handling. Consult local elevator agents and the Grain Research Laboratory for storage problems.
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