Local and General News Items
LA has again been appointed government Whip for the upcoming legislative assembly. Mr and Mrs Christianson left on Wednesday to speed the holiday season in the Clear Lake district. The Miniota Brownie Pack held a successful silver tea raising $735. The doll drawn at the tea was won by Mr Morton of Portage la Prairie, ticket 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wolstenholme
Legislative Assembly
8. Christianson
Clear Lake District
Morton
Portage la Prairie
Rural Council Minutes Detail Pension Application Recommendation
Rural Council met on Monday and recommended the pension application for Angus Craig for Old Age Pension. The minutes record Sawyer Reid as part of the discussion and the council’s action on the request. The entry notes the official endorsement pending final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer—Reid
Angus Craig
1933 Voters List Corrections and Committee Grants
Members propose correcting the 1933 Voters List by the secretary for use in 1934. Councilor Sawyer to be authorized to overdraw the Web account by $30. A grant of $100 is recommended for Reeve Lynch for 1933 services. Secretary authorized to pay remaining funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Craig
Warren
Sawyer
Craig—Taylor
Reeve Lynch
Taylor
Mark
Peel Hill Road Debenture and Tax Measures Approved
The record notes a January 11 1934 debenture for Gud Road with a 595271 value and a 570 refund for telephone rent. It records a 2510 grant to the Children's Aid Society and a 75 offer for J H Stewart for Peel Hill road. By laws 737 to 739 authorize tax sale certificate assignment and toll related cancellations. The next meeting is set for January 2 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gud
Taylor
Mark
J J Leland
Sawyer
Reid
Children’s Aid Society
Brandon
Mark — Warren
Warren
J. H. Stewart
Péel
Peel Hill
Beulah Bits Christmas Greetings And Local Notes
Beulah correspondent sends Merry Christmas and Happy New Year wishes. Mrs Rich Bimundson visits Winnipeg this week. The school Christmas tree program is planned for Thursday. United Church White Gift Sunday Appeal generous. gifts to be distributed locally. Lillian Deans underwent appendectomy at Miniota Hospital Saturday and progresses well. U.P.S. praised for presenting Berties Cave Woman at Fosster's Hall Friday. crowd calls it one of the best plays here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
U.ps
Bertie
Fosster’s Hall
Crandall tournament draws hockey fans and updates on local events
Local hockey fans enjoyed the Crandall tournament through the weekend. Bobby Bell is improving from illness and hopes to attend Santa's visit Friday night. The Blaris Y P held a school meeting with a geography contest won by Miss M Luce. The next meeting is January 9. The WMS annual meeting at Mrs Clarke's home elected officers and ended with lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Bobby Bell
Santa
Blaris Y. P. 8S
Mise M.hankin
M Campbell
Miss M Luce
Asolo
B Millier
Waitam
Miss Luce
Missionary Group 10
WMS
Mra
Isabella Notes Sincere Christmas and New Year Greetings
The Isabella correspondent wishes readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and conveys warm greetings for the holiday season.
Clarke Improves After Stroke as Wright Recovers
John Clarke shows modest improvement after a slight stroke last week while D Wright makes splendid progress and hopes to return home soon. The WMS annual meeting was hosted by Mrs M Stevenson with strong reports and officers elected: President D Wright, 1st VP C Seales, 2nd VP Mrs F Reid, Secretary Mrs R T Clarke, Treasurer Mrs T Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarke
D. Wright
W.M.S
M Stevenson
D.wright
C Seales
F Reid
RT. Clarke
T. Kennedy
Local Mission Helpers Contribute to Christian Stewardship
Temperance and associated helpers including Mrs A Brad Mrs D Wright and Mrs F Reid join Missionary Monthly efforts. Mrs J Beveridge Mrs J Finkbeiner lead Mission Band with Mrs Bowman Miss Iverach and others aiding in literary and supply work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ¥. Brad
Strangere
D Wright
F Reid
Press
J. T
In Memoriam Warren
In loving memory of our dear wife and mother who died December 23 1932. Ever remembered by her husband and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Dear Friend Mee Warren Remembered After Passing
Obituary note honors Mee R D L Warren who died at Brandon General Hospital on Friday December 23 1982. The message recalls her gentle nature and long friendship with Mrs John Sutherland and wishes peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mee R DL Warren
Brandon General Hospital
John Sutherland
Arrow River Notes and Local Updates
The Arrow River correspondent sends Christmas and New Year greetings. Mrs. Jas. Jackson's Brandon operation went well. The first Woolworth Dance, run by the Hail Programme Committee, was a success. A cold snap caused the street light clock to stay on from Sunday night to Thursday noon. adjustments have been made and lights now function normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Jackson
Brandon
Hail Programme Committee
Miniota Visitors Edge Local Team In Season Opener
The Miniota hockey team hosted a friendly Wednesday night. Despite it being the opening game for both sides, spectators saw solid hockey. The visitors won 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota
Community Shower Honors Miss Wallace Ahead of December Wedding
A local gathering in the Community honored Miss M Wallace ahead of her December 25 wedding to Vm Allwood. The event featured dancing and social time with a Santa Claus impersonation by Jessie Mitchell and Ted Leland delivering gifts from a decorated toboggan. Mr Attwood gave a fitting address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Wallace
Vm Allwood
Santa Claus
Jeasie Mitchell
Ted Leland
Santa
Attwood
Dainty Lunch Sparks Dance as Party Ends at Kept Time
A dainty lunch was served and dancing resumed until the party came to a close with Auld Lang Syne.
Crandall Crandall Correspondent Sends Holiday Greetings
The Crandall correspondent expresses sincere greetings for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to readers and neighbors, extending warm wishes across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandall
Gifts to White Service spread between local needs and Robertson Mission
A large number of gifts were brought to the White Service on Sunday. The items will be divided between local needs and the Robertson Mission in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White @itt
Robertson Mission
Winnipeg
W M S Meeting Notes And First Hockey Tournament
The W M S met in the church parlor with Mrs O Hara presiding. Officers for the year include Mrs Radley president and Mrs Welsh vice president. Crandall hosts the district's first hockey tournament with eight teams. match results list Crandall, Arrow River, Kenton, Rivers, Isabella, Miniota, Beulah, and others. Referees Geo Daily, P Higgins, and D L Johnson judged games. prize money paid eight dollars per win and ten dollars to the final winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
O'Hara
Collyer
Welsh
Radley
J Fraser
Borland
Lewis Cor
Lewis Cor. Sec.; Mre. Whitney
Mark
I. Johnston
Angus
Crawford
Temperance
A Dickey
Ass Ou
Helpere
Doupe
Mission Band
Christian Stewardship
Crandall
Arrow Riveré
McConnell
Isabella
Rivers
Miniota
Kenton
Beulah
Arrow River
Kenton 6 — Rivers 2 Kenton 7 — Crandall 2 the Referees Were Geo. Daily
P Higgins
D. L. Johnson
For Sale York Shire Boar Birtle Boy
Registered York shire boar named Birtle Boy for sale. Contact E Preston at Box 82 Birtle or call 114 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.preston
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Tye
Rural Council
Merry
Lodge
Gordon
Sons OF England
Tne
Percy Watts Miniota
Edward Sinclair
Arrow
River
Rich Bimundson
Lillian Deans
Miniota Hospital
GEO. Gabel
Optometrist
Virden
Garadian Legion
E. H. Woods
Mimeta
Lodge Gordon — Sons OF
England
River Gloom Chasers
Memoriam
Church of England
J.J. Henderson
Holy Trinity Church
St Wilfrid's Beulah
Businessele Association of Canada
United Church of Canada
J. A. Stephen B.A
Canada
Central States
Pacific Coast
Old Country
Canadian Pacific
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