Fra. Kinnen heads to Czechoslovakia with Maroons team
Fra. Kinnen, principal of Hamieda collegiate Institute, will depart December 19 with the Winnipeg Maroons hockey team for an exhibition series in Czechoslovakia and Switzerland. Frank will act as official representative of the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association.
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Hamieda __legiate Institute
Winnipers Maroons
Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
Frank
Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association
Boxing Day Observance Rules In Manitoba Unclear
Boxing Day December 27 will be observed locally with offices closed as practiced, though no Manitoba statute imposes limits or obligations. Labour Minister notes duties come from agreements or custom, not regulation. Interpretation Act allows open or closed operations without statutory premium pay unless covered by contract.
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Labour
John B. Carsott
Gurney Evans
Provinal
M. Carroll
Boundary survey to mark Manitoba Saskatchewan line starts
A government survey team will begin the Manitoba Saskatchewan boundary survey early next year heading from Lynn Lake toward Flin Flon. The 125 to 130 mile first phase will finish by March with a second 125 to 130 mile lap set for completion next year. L. E. Boutilier leads the 20 man party, financed by all three governments, using radios and air support to map the Second Meridian West border.
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C. Ho Witney
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba Government Air Service
Witney
Lynn Lake
Loon
Westray
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Mendan
Hamiton Collegiate Teams Split Results in Dec 3 Games
In Hamieta, the Girls upset Dauphin 21 16 to end their 15 game stretch as Jy Lavey was held to single digits while Lawnda Kidd led with 8. Dauphin boys beat Hamita 38 23 behind Rish Kuitbuba and Peter son. Estevan Collegiate visits Dec 10 for weekend Western Manitoba tour.
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Pauphin
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Dauphin
Dauphin Girls
Jy Lavey Wis
Eleen Douglas
Lawnda Kidd
Hamiota
Gaz! Halliday
Vivian Pedwary
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Hamida
Rish Kuitbuba
Tb Peterson
Dauphin Boys
Bae
Lievel Baker
Lynn Caldwell
Estevan Collegiate
Hamma
Estevan
Broadway Site to be Cleared This Winter
Demolition of the old university buildings on Broadway will begin shortly after Christmas and by May the area will be level and turned into a park. Hon John Thompson says the work is a provincial winter project to be executed by government crews with salvaged material reused in other buildings. The Mall to Broadway plan calls for a divided thoroughfare with a wide central boulevard and traffic lanes on each side. The Old Scence Building, first among the old university structures, was opened in 1901 and later expanded. it was slated for demolition as part of the redevelopment.
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Broadway
John Thompson
Provincal
Scherice
Lung
Familiay
Thoreau
Satl
Boulemard
Boulevar
Scvence
University
Reyalty
Duke and Duchess of York
George V
Quemn Mare i
Unclear Fragments Describe Political Figures or Places
Fragmentary text references Stalin, Canada, Prime Minister, and a city with 12,000 residents. Content is garbled with no coherent event, dates, or clear entities to summarize meaningfully.
Parliament Hill Debates Throne Speech and Small Business Bill
The session trimmed debate time but ended in one day. The Leader of the Opposition spoke 35 minutes. Liberals and Government backed the amendment while the CCF opposed. Finance Minister Fleming unveiled a government bill offering guaranteed bank loans up to 25 000 to 400 000 small businesses for capital improvements, repayable over ten years.
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House of Commons
C C.F
CCF
D. Fleming
Canada
Post Office Christmas Appeal for Co Operation
The message urges careful addressing and sturdy packing for safe parcel delivery. It asks senders to include proper return addresses and to mail frequently, stressing durable wrapping and strong cards.
Safe Driving Week Ends December 7
Officials warn drivers and pedestrians to take care as Safe Driving Week concludes December 7. W Arch Bryce of the Canadian Safety Council urges continued vigilance amid ongoing traffic dangers, stressing caution on streets and avenues.
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W. Arch Bryce
New Year Driving Safety Advice Promoted By Canadian Official
The Canadian safety official urges motorists to avoid late night indulgence and drive carefully. He advocates leaving the car behind, reducing speed on slippery foggy roads, and taking coffee breaks with light exercise every two hours. Ensure windshield wipers and defrosters work, keep fresh air flowing, and avoid jaywalking at intersections.
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Ats
Meyue
Triv
New Fraternal Hall Opening Crowns Local Leaders
Representatives from the New Harmony Fraternal Hall joined ceremonies with Wilfred Johnston presiding and Miavy Peedlow honored as auxiliary head. Foresters, Canadian Legion, and Lodges were listed alongside dance club figures and community elders including Grand Old Man Metornel and Oldest Citizen Coombs in a sizable opening event.
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Janve Lodge
Roy
Kirk
John Mathison
Rebexans
Jno
D. Hudeon
G.om
Ye Coombs
M. i Turner
David
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