Empire Day Observances At Minnota High School
The Minnota High School Literary Society marked Empire Day with a programme including readings from Archibald Lampman, a King's message, and a talk on Empire Day meaning. Students Norma Stowe May Warden Jennifer Bonner and Helen Bally participated as speakers and performers. The event featured a national anthem and London Times carried messages.
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Archibald Lampman
Hel N Bally
The
Empire
London Times
Norma Stowe
May Warden
Jefinie Bonner
Miss McNevin
Miniota District Honors In Musical Competition
The United Church Junior Choir led by Miss Elya Lynch won first in the two part junior choir section with Good Night Ye Hanks and Braes. Phyllis Dorward took first in Girls row voice solo, Jon Cornish second in Girls solos, high-voice. Kenlah was second in the School dhorna class and Patsy O Hara Crandall took second in Story Telling grades 3 and 4. The Crandall boys chorus finished second. United Stores Ltd Miniota promotes Koko Kooler Bamboo hats for men and boys at 75c.
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United Church
Elya Lynch
Ye Hanks and
Braes
Phyllis Dorward
Jon Cornish
Hkenlah
Patsy O'Hara
Crandall O
Crandall
Notices and events in Miniota and area
John Arklie will be at Leam's Hotel on June 6 for eyeglass fitting and expert advice. Strayed black yearling steer needs info. contact John Middleton, Miniota, phone 123 i. United Church Ladies hold sale at Mrs Dart’s home June 7 from 4 to 6 pm. Sports day meeting tonight at Herald office 8 pm. Cambridge made to measure suits shown all day June 5 at United Stores Miniota. Pageant Canada and the Sick World by Virden players June 6 under United Church W M S. about 40 participants. details to follow.
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John Arklie
R. O
Leam’s Hotel
Fyel
John Middleton
Same
Miniota
United Church
Herald Office
L. C. Moffat
Cambridge
United Stores Ltd
Canada
Virden Players
The
Weekend visits and local gatherings around town
Isabella Notes Mrs A E Brad spends a few days in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs John Sunley weekend in Brandon. Miss Vada Foster of Killarney visits cousin Miss A Iverach. Miss Moore of McConnell spends weekend with Mr and Mrs Wes Stewart. Mr and Mrs R Warren motor to McGregor to visit friends. Jas Iverach Jr of Imperial Bank Winnipeg on vacation here. Wm Iverach Jr of Kennedy Sask and Miss E Iverach of Russell spend weekend here. Town and district picnic at The Narrows on Victoria Day. Mr and Mrs J Sutherland Mrs Al Clark and Miss Corke motor to Winnipeg last Friday and spend weekend there. W M S June meeting at home of
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Jas. Iverach, Jr
The
Imperial Bank
Winnipeg
Wm_ Iverach Jr
Kennedy, Sask
Miss E. Iverach
Russel
J. Sutherland
al. Clark
Miss Corke
Mrs Doran to present convention report and plant sale
Mrs Doran will speak next Wednesday on the Crandall convention report. A plant sale will also be held at the same meeting.
Weekend Gatherings and Regional Notices
Crandall Items report Miss McDole of Brandon visiting. Rev. Robertson attended Brandon convocation. Lloyd Borland visited. Mrs Beer in Winnipeg. Elste Eroma Edna Shier spent weekend at home. Muscial festival at Hamiota attracted many locals. M. E. Vance family returned from Rocanville after funeral of Vance sister. W I monthly meeting at Mrs Forster home. delegates elected to Provincial Convention in Winnipeg next week.
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Lloyd Borland
Mrs. Beer
Winnipeg
Elste, Eroma
Edna Shier
M. E. Vanece
R. Vance
Violet Vance
Rocanville
M. E. Vance
W. I
Forster
H. Coupe
C. Lewis
Beulah Bits J A Frazer Visits Winnipeg on School Business
Beulah Bits J A Frazer travels to Winnipeg this week for school business while teaching staff spend the weekend at home. The Minnewasta bridge was finished on Tuesday and opened for traffic as Bruce Harron Lorne Harron and Gordon Frazer attended a Virden ball tournament on Friday last.
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J. A. Frazer
Winnipeg
Minnewasta
Bruce
Lorne Harron
Gordon Frazer
Virden
Musical Festival at Lamiota Highlights School Pupils
At the Musical Festival in Lamiota pupils trained by Miss Hathaway won prizes. The tennis club, now 24 members, aims to grow. A Farm Machinery Demonstration at Couch Gress on Wednesday June 5th features the Disc Plough and other cultivators at 10:30 am, followed by a Poultry Day at 1 pm with talks by A C McCulloch and Professor Rae. Tea and coffee provided with lunches.
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Lamiota
Miss Hathaway
Dominion Experimental Farm
Brandon
A C McCulloch
Manitoba
Rae
The
Agricultural College
Empire Shopping Week to Run in Canada This May
From Saturday May 25 to Saturday June 1, Empire Shopping Week will take place across cities and towns in the Dominion. Merchants nationwide will offer promotions and events to boost sales.
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Canada
Dominion
Empire Shopping Week urged to favor goods from home provinces
The article promotes Empire Shopping Week with aims to boost internal trade within the British Empire. It encourages buying locally produced goods and prioritizing Canadian and Empire manufacture to keep money circulating and strengthen economic bonds across provinces and the Empire.
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Canada
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Bryant
Mr and Mrs 8 C Bryant express sincere thanks for the beautiful flowers sent to their son Leonard while he is in the hospital.
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8. C. Bryant
Leonard
Mr and Mrs Knowles Thankful for Kindness and Flowers
Mr and Mrs J Knowles express gratitude for the kindnesses shown during Mrs Knowles hospital stay and for the many floral gifts received.
Wheat Pool lab to test wheat qualities in Winnipeg facility
The Wheat Pool on Main Street Winnipeg features a modern cereal laboratory with top equipment for protein milling and baking tests. A dedicated cereal chemist will conduct work, helping salesmen optimize disposal of Pool wheat and provide members with precise Variety information for crops.
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Main Street
Winnipeg
Canadian Cheese Demand and Beef Grading Plans
Dominion Dairy Commissioner J A Ruddick notes strong British demand for Canadian cheese and rising overseas interest, with four to five thousand bags of Garnet wheat shipped to Britain for testing. Beef grading will be voluntary, regionally tested, to stabilize markets and improve cattle. announced by R 5 Hamer at the Ontario Cattle Breeder's Association meeting in Toronto.
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Great Britain
J. A. Ruddick
Dominion Dairy
Fort William
Canada
R. 5
Hamer
Department of Agriculture
Ontario Cattle Breeder’s Association
Toronto
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Beboo
Department of Education
Inpartener
Seiberling
United States, Ltd
Minsota High School Literary Society
Flamiota
John
J. Arklie
Excurston's
Eastern
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast Resorts Resorta
Quebec
Ontario
Great Lakes
Banff, Lake Louise Emerald Lake
Alaska
Northland
West Coast
Vancouver Island
Jasper National Park
Radis
Jie
W.j.quinlan
Canadian National
Isabella
A. E. Brad
John Sunley
Vada Foster of
Killarney
Miss A. Iverach
Miss Moore of
McConnell
Mrs
Wes. Stewart
Mrs. R. Warren
McGregor
the Narrows
Victoria
W. M.S
Miss McDole of
Robertson
Hamiota
Beulah
H. M. Brisbin
Willys
Whippet Motor Cai Isabella
Isabella Garage
John Deere
Studebaker “Erskine
Alex. Clark
United Church of Canadal
Mintota
Earl S. Dixon, B.A
Loohar
Im. Sy
Two Creeks
Sumlavs
Llamway
Mt Ul
Church of England
G. L. Armstrong
Beoulah
Arrow River
Holy Trinity Church
BABY
Anconas
Rhode Island
Mino
White Rocks
Wyanda
Alex Taylor
Furby
GEO. Gabeu
Canadian Legion Miniota
O. K. Hall
Kt. M. Oliver
Treasur
LODGE
Gordon NO. Sons OF Englan Miniota
M May Meetings
R. L. Miles
Los
Pratt & Lauman
Commercial Hotel
R. N. Scotney
Elkhorn
Ewill
Lelonda
George J. Heyhoe
International Harvester Co
Wim
Penn Moi
Cockshutt Plow Co Oils
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