Miniots United Church Meets This Thursday Evening
Mrs. G Reid of Kelloe visits J Spalding home. The annual meeting of Miniots United church congregation will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in the church. Dr Chalmers sustained a dislored collar bone when he fell on the ice curling Monday night. Dr Fraser was called and fixed the Doe up.
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Mrs. G. Reid of
Kelloe
J. Spalding
Miniots United Church
Chalmers
Fraser
W. Stewart
H. Brad
C. Hall
Mrs. Bowman
Installation of Officers at Lodge Anglia D of Eng land
Sis A Sanderson D D G P of Brandon presided at the Saturday installation of officers of Lodge Anglia Daughters of England. Mrs J Spalding, Ed visited Goldtone. Spalding planned to travel to Winnipeg to see her mother Mrs Midwinter in hospital. Mr e and Mrs A Spencer and Miss H Turner attended Allan Graafstra’s funeral at Souris. Allan age 25 had been ill for some time. Information released on proposed abandonment of certain railway sections in the province.
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Lodge Anglia, Daughters of England
Sis. A. Sanderson
D.D.G.P. of
Brandon
A. Spencer
H. Turner
Allan Graafstra
Souris
Allan
Public Service Curtailment Move In Winnipeg Planned
A decision will be made January 30 in Winnipeg on the Louise-Deforaive section with other sections to be abandoned within six months after pros and cons are weighed. Residents in affected districts should follow developments closely as public services face cutbacks.
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Winnipeg
YRA Circles Meet in United Church Parlor
The YRA group met Wednesday night in the United church parlor with Miss K Staples presiding. The Christian Culture section led by Miss M Mylrea conducted the program and four talks and readings were well received before lunch and contests ended the session.
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YRA
United Church
K. Staples
M.mylrea
Canada World War Loan draws heavy Canadian support
Ottawa reports Canada\u2019s first issue of the war loan is meeting strong interest nationwide. Finance Minister J. L. Ralston announced incomplete returns Monday night totalled $114,650,600, about 57 percent of the national objective, with books kept open to accommodate small bond buyers in the economic war effort.
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Ottawa
Canada
J. L. Ralston
Muébter
Finance
Ralston
District Voices Warn of Rising Threats and Call For Action
Community leaders urge parents to confront growing dangers as crime and youth issues threaten local mores. Manitoba meetings feature F W Ransome outlining farmers' policies and cooperative approaches, with group discussions revealing near identical views on improving conditions.
Credit unions praised at Beulah and Miniota meetings
W R Doyle chaired the Beulah gathering with R Peel at Miniota as speakers. Mr Watson of Peol Elevators spoke briefly at Beulah. The talks covered credit unions providing lower prices and study groups aiding policy understanding, with the Miniota meeting ending in a whist drive and lunch.
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Dominion
W. R. Doyle
Beulah
R. Peel
Miniota
Mr.Watson
Peol Elevators
Local Hockey Victory and Community Club Reports
Arrow River notes Mrs Waslenchuk visiting with husband in Biggar Sask Ross hockey team defeated in a friendly game refereed by I Tennant with few penalties W I meeting hosted by Mrs Elliott on home remedies safe bandaging talk by Mrs Roy Leland Miss Jessie Mitchell sang Mary of Argyle YPU gathering at Sinclair home Jan 3 Christian Citizenship group led by Tommy Iles Jim McKinnon appointed Missions convenor after departure Recreation time followed by lunch Friendship circle formed Mizpah benediction recited
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Ross
I. Tennant
W.I
Y.P.U
Palmerston Hosts 31st Wedding Anniversary Dinner
Mrs J Ball of Winnipeg visits her relatives the Robisons while Mr and Mrs Thiig return from Winnipeg. Mrs G Douglas has improved. The Robisons hosted a January 12 anniversary for themselves and Crandall couple with a turkey dinner for 25 guests from Hamiota Harding Miniots Crandall and Swan River. Toasts honored the couples with bouquets and congratulations from Fort Garry Bridge associates.
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G. Robinson
Robinson
Warren
Cranda
Rev
Capa
Honolulu
Hamiota
Harding
Miniots
Crandall
Swan River
W. Andrew
Pleasant evening gathering and singalong concludes luncheon
The event ended after a tasty lunch prepared by Mrs. Warren Robinson. Attendees enjoyed an hour of fellowship concluding with singing of For They Are Jolly Good Fallows and Auld Lang Syne.
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Warren Robinson
Isabella Mockey Tournament Canceled This Week
The Mockey tournament scheduled for Wednesday is canceled. The senior hockey team played in Neepawa on Friday and shared first prize with Neepawa. Sunday School officers for the gaming year were installed during Sunday service.
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Neepawa
Local junior hockey tourney crowns McConnell champs
A large crowd attended Saturday’s junior hockey tournament featuring teams from Hamiota Beulah Miniota Oakner Kenton Strathclair Decker Crandall McConnell and Isabella. McConnell captured first place Beulah placed second Hamiota third and Kenton fourth. Referees were H Beveridge N Hope K Warren and T Fink Beiner. Ladies provided lunch.
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Hamiota
Beulah
Miniota
Oakner Kenton
Strathclair
Decker
Crandall
McConnell and
Isabella
McConnell
Kenton
H. Beveridge
N. Hope
K. Warren
T. Finkbeiner
Neepawa Wins 11 9 In Overtime Over Isabella
Neepawa edged Isabella 11 to 9 in a tight game with a 10 minute overtime. Referee N Hopé officiated as Isabella standout netted twice in OT.
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Neepawa
Isabella
N. Hopé
Isabella Team Heads to Moosomin for Saturday Game
The Isabella team travels to Moosomin for a Saturday match and Moosomin will play here on Monday. Lt.-Col. R. H. Webb is appointed Officer in Command of Catering for the C.A.S.P.
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Isabella
Moosomin
R. H. Webb
C.A.S.P
Regent Wheat Gains Ground In Prairie Trials Says Dominion Official
Dr. L H Newman reports 2800 Manitoba and Saskatchewan farmers tested Regent wheat in 1939 against rivals. Regent yielded well, with strong straw and good weed resistance. grasshopper damage lower than Thatcher and Marquis. Some earlier frost tolerance noted. overall outlook 1940 adoption likely widespread.
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L. H. Newman
Dominion Cerealist
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Dominion Experimental Farms
Regent
Dominion Rust Research Laboratory
Regert
Thatcher
Newman
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United Stores
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R K. Chalmers
D. Forsyth
England
F. L’ Spencer
Spencers Butcher Shop
F. L. Spencer
W. HH. Yarwood Proprietor Telephone
GEO. Gabel
Virden
Asiniing
Manitoba Federation of Agriculture
Eevee
F W Ransome
Ransome
Arrow River
Waslenchuk
Biggar, Sask
Palmerston
Mrs. J. Ball
Mrs. G. Robinson
Mrs. Thiig
Mrs. H. Hyndman
Kk. G. L. Strange
DR. R.K. Chalmers
Miniota Drug Store
J. D. Forsyth
John Spalding
Maniota