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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1930
Page
8
A local column notes changes in church leadership as Reverend Dixon and Reverend Armstrong prepare to depart in June. Both communities praise their four year tenure with smooth progress and reduced friction, while expressing regret at their upcoming departures.
A neatly illustrated folder titled Vacation Suggestions has been published by the CP KR. Tapes of the folder are available at the local depot for public access and use.
This piece urges parents to examine their children's school reports to identify reasons behind lagging progress. It encourages finding causes and offering support to help a child improve their standing in class.
Leland erected a sign at the end of Main Street last Saturday and by Monday someone made a desperate effort to remove it. The incident highlights that damaging such property is actionable and will be pursued.
Local readers learn on page of notices the upcoming summer fairs across Manitoba towns with dates: Brandon June 30 to July 4. Rapid City June 16. Hamieda July 16. Miniota July 22. Minnedosa July 23. Rivers July 25. Virden July 24. Shoal Lake July 29. Oak River July 0.
The council meets on Saturday to decide travelling tenders and discuss the electric lighting issue. The Hydro is expected to present a proposal and a definite decision on the lighting business is anticipated.
Mimiota district residents have long patronized these assemblies and optimism runs high for a large turnout this year. The programs are deemed worthwhile and beneficial for attendees.
Lodge Gordon, Sons of England and Lodge Anglia with Daughters of England attended Sunday afternoon service at Holy Trinity church. A smaller crowd than last year, possibly due to weather and other events. Chaplain Rev Bro Gr Armstrong led the service. choir performed an anthem and male voice selection. Next Sunday Miniota plans a strong Elkhorn representation, followed by a Jan. ody to Manson.
A Monday night meeting in Miniota decided the musical program for the Memorial Service to be held Sunday afternoon June 22. Morgan Johnson was named leader with RM. Oliver as organist. Selections include Kipling's Recessional and the Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah. Practices: Friday June 6 at Arrow River, Monday June 9 at Crandall, Monday June 15 at Isabella, all at 8:00 PM.
Community notes the loss of two ministers, Revs. Pixon and Armstrong, in the upcoming summer season as residents mourn their departures and pay tribute to their service.
A United Stores notice advertises Lagies Mercerized Lyle Rose footwear in sand, grass, grey and black colors at a splendid value per pair through Co United Stores Ltd Minio a.
Card of Thanks from J. E. Gouldsborough expresses gratitude for kindness during illness in Miniota Hospital. Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Wythe named delegates to the W 1 Convention in Harding. A humorous exchange occurs about shaving costs and labor amid bad weather and slow payments.
The Women's Institute will hold a sale of home cooking and novelty tea in W. Harlin's Warehouse on Saturday at 3 30 p m with a tea cup reading event. A stray black steer about one year old with a white face and black markings on eyes and nose was missing from Sec 25 14 25 about three weeks ago. Contact I Gray at Crandall exchange.
Isabella notes Miss Q Smith of Brandon visiting her sister Mrs RLE Meise. Mrs Wiverach is the district convention delegate here at Harding. Executives plan Shoal Lake Family Vacation Camp July 14 21 with Rev F W Lee and Rev Percy Jones outlining annual work. Mrs A J Radley Crandall.
The meeting named directors for the Girls Section Rev B Sparling Rossburn and Miss Wotton Cardale of the Junior Section. Air Homer Lane attended and aided in preparing the programme. At supper the delegates received hospitality from the Lashella ladies and enjoyed a delightful meal.
Beulah Bus officials anticipate the Anglican church building will be removed in the near future. J. Connor of Deloraine visited over the weekend with Mrs. J. A. Frazer. Miss Alexander led her Sth class on Nutrition at Miss Lyons home on Tuesday afternoon.
The WMS held their annual Birthday Party Friday at Mrs S Fraser's home. After a splendid programme, attendees enjoyed a bountiful lunch.
Mrs H B Bees and Mrs E Forster are chosen as delegates from here to the district convention at the W1, held in Harding today.
United Stores Ltd Miniata offers boys broadcloth blouses in plain shades or stripes priced 75c 85c 90c and 1.00. This item highlights affordable school wear and retail options in the local market.
The Miniota Consumers Co operative offers gasoline and oil supply with food service guaranteed to all customers. Members and nonmembers may place orders through Ellerington, Secretary, at phone 1712, Miniota.
Municipal School District of Minietz Wo 145 seeks bids for a metal sheeted van and a 40 by 7 feet fleet building. Specifications include 7 foot stud and 1 foot cement base. Bids must be in by January 1980. lowest bid not guaranteed.
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