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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 14, 1938
Page
9
Miss Mary Armitage departed on Monday for a holiday in Toronto and Fagle Lake Ontario. The local council weighs actions on the proposed rink during the summer session.
The death of Mrs Gordon Loup of Crandall occurred Saturday morning after an illness from heart trouble lasting months. Born in Kentville Nova Scotia she came west in 1910. marriage occurred about 25 years ago. An active church worker she was organist of Crandall church for about 15 years. Surviving are her husband and two daughters Marjorie and Geraldine. Funeral conducted Sunday by G A McMillan from the family residence to Crandall cemetery with pallbearers D Johnston H Doupe E Doupe A Lints P Doupe G Pearson. Choir in attendance organist Mrs J R Lynch. Flowers profuse.
Mrs J Fraser was re elected president of the Birtle Presbytery W OMLS at a recent meeting. Mrs R L Johnston led the WMS gathering with Temperance as the theme. A round table talk featured Mesdames Whitney Walker Mark and Bol ton. The Evening Auxiliary hosted the WMS with 35 attendees and guest speaker Mrs J Wiggins Arrow River.
Mrs J Merrick and Warrener visit A Warren home while W Wood of Clifford Ont visits sister Mrs D Wright. Mr and Mrs A Hood of Basswood spend Sunday at D Wright home. Miss M Marshall and R Clark return from Yorkton. Mr and Mrs R Cawley and family and Mr and Mrs W Passoregar visit Beveridge and Miller homes. Summer convention programs printed for Miniota Hamiota and Blan shard trustees in Isa.
Bella hosts two public sessions on Saturday June 25 including afternoon and evening times. Both sessions welcome community attendees.
Beulah Walter Forbes of Winnipeg visiting in the district. Mr and Mrs R Webb and family of Neepawa were weekend visitors at the Helgeson home. Shirley Johnson who has completed her Normal School training returned home last week.
The text explains the separation between commercial banking and national monetary policy. It describes Bank of Canada’s role to regulate credit and currency and the government's control over policy, with examples of inflation and the mechanics of savings and current accounts, deposits, loans, and reserve requirements.
A local report notes the Beulah cemetery road has been graded, marking a marked improvement in access for visitors and funeral processions. The update reflects ongoing road maintenance in the area.
The WLMLS met at Mrs. Kirton’s home as Mrs. Mitchell, Elliott, and Wallace reported on church matters. A June 21 church cleanup was planned. The Colt Show Scotia picnic and old timers reunion drew about 1000 attendees with 40 fine colts and prizes for football and races. Field Day Friday featured a school parade led by Carnegie Pipers, many sports, and a Ragamuffins orchestra dance to close.
Visit the Dress Shop to see Cheery New Dresses arriving weekly with smart styles and colorful patterns. United Stores Ltd Minlota offers popular prices on latest fashions.
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