Misses Berwick Host Bridge Night With Prizes Awarded
Misses Doris and Frances Ber wick entertained many friends with a Friday bridge night seven tables in play. First prizes went to Miss Helen Bally and Jack Rowan. consolation prizes to Miss Laurie Chalmers and Charlie Peel. A pleasant luncheon and dancing garden followed.
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Doris
Frances Berwick
Bridge
Helen Bally
Jack Rowan
Laurie Chalmers
Charlie Peel
Shelled Walnuts Special Marked at 29 Cents a Pound
Community notices recount a January meeting in Municipal Hall with Mrs A Hanlin as chair and a New Year's Resolution. Mrs Hodnett spoke on current events while Misa McLenehan shared impressions from a Yellow stone Park trip. Future events include a February 8th meeting at Mrs Leam's home and a January 25th gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Spencer.
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A Hanlin
Hodnett
Misa McLenehan
Yellowstone Park
Leam
Beulah Church Activities and Local Notices
United Church will not hold service next Sunday and a Burne Celebration is planned for Friday night. The United Church annual meeting was postponed. W Preston left for Moose Jaw on an insurance case involving alleged misappropriation. Beulah hockey team placed second in Sabella tournament, losing final to Crandall. Miss Bowman’s father died in Miami Man and she left for funeral. Miss D Berwick covered classes during absence. St Wilfrid's annual meeting chaired by Rev WJ Finch. W A and Sunday School reported well with church finances nearly balanced. J Heyhoe named synod delegate with E Clark as alternate. Whitely appointed Rector’s Warden. G J Heyhoe elected People’s Warden. Vestry members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bowman
Miami
Man
Miss D Berwick
St Wilfrid’s Church
WJ Finch
W.A
J. Heyhoe
E Clark
W_ iitley
G. J. Heyhoe
Messrs
Coldman
J. Stanton
E. Clark
T Stretton
Alf. Sawyer
H. Howard Louis
L.walker
J. T. Green
Local Curling Bonspiel and Society Meeting Report
The U P S held a bonspiel Saturday with ten rinks. The W M S met Thursday in the church parlor with Mrs O Hare presiding and twelve members registered. Reports for the past year were encouraging raising 132 dollars. Plans for the year were set and lunch was served.
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W.M. S
United Church annual meeting reports strong year
Despite cold, the annual United Church meeting led by Rev. A. J Radley approved solid reports from departments. Finances show 8123041 raised by offerings and envelopes. Ladies Aid 242 52. W M 131 61. M and M Fund 2180. Ed Morrison named to Board of Managers. G Coupe and Sen Johnson to Board of Trustees. Sunday School report unavailable due to secretary’s disposition. Palmerston cleared did not report as meeting held Tuesday.
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The
United Church
A. J Radley
B. H. Coupe
Ladies
W.M
M Fand
Ed Morrison
Board of Managers
G. Coupe
Sen. Johnson
Board of
Palmerston
United Stores advertises made to measure suits
An advertising note from United Stores Ltd urges customers to place orders this month for made to measure suits with a “free part” offer. The message mentions Minicta as part of the store name or location.
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United Stores. Ltd
Minicta
United Stores, Ltd
Minista
Straw and feed drawn from district near Miniota
The note explains spare straw and coarse feed are being moved by people across the river west and south of Miniota due to a poor hay crop last year. The text mentions a C.G.A.£ meeting Saturday at Mrs Jed, Leland’s home, opening with singing, devotional exercises, and business, followed by a social and lunch.
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Miniota
Jed, Leland
Leland
Annual church meeting and dinner postponed by weather
The church meeting scheduled for Monday was postponed due to weather as the Sinclair thermometer read 35 below zero in the morning. The Bridge Club opened the New Year with most members present at Mr and Mrs Leton’s. a lunch followed. The Miniota hockey team won 2 to 1 against Mimet and was hosted for lunch at the Tennants.
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Sinclair’s
Bridge Club
Mes. F Leton
Pilav
J.F. Tennant
Miniota
John Wiggins
Mimet
Wm Tennant
Debate and dance by Win Tennant committee
A Friday night event sponsored by Win Tennant’s Committee featured a successful debate and dance. Admission was 4 shillings 6 pence for adults, with free entry for those under 15. E Johnson and J Craig supported the affirmative that pioneers needed more assistance than people today. Archie Mitchell and John McPhail argued the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Tennant
E Johnson
J.craig
Archie Mitchell
John McPhail
Judges Favor Affirmative in Local Entertainment Contest
The judges Mies E White Mre.C Fleming and Mrs J F Tennant awarded the decision to the affirmative. The next event planned is Sea Scotch Concert and dance on January 7th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies E White
C Fleming
J.F Tennant
Local hockey tourney draws large crowd despite rainy day
A Saturday hockey event in Isabella featured an exhibition by two local pickup teams, with Isabella losing to Beulah 8 4 and Crandall beating McConnell 3 1. Beulah edged Crandall 6 5 for second place. Crandall won overall prize money with $18. Kealah and Isabella McConnell each earned $7, while Beulah received $12. R L Warren and G E Pickard refereed. Proceeds funded prize money and lunches were served.
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Isabella
Beulah
McConnell
Crandall
Messrs
R . L.warren
G. E. Pickard
Kealah
McConnel
Births announced for Phillips and Sparks couples
Born at Decker on Friday January 3 to Mr and Mrs R A Phillips a son. Born at Miniota Hospital on Saturday January 11 to Mr and Mrs Ivan Sparks a son.
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Phillips
Decker
R A Phillips
Sparks
Miniota Hospital
Ivan Sparks
Miniota Rural Municipality Notice of Tax Roll Revision
The Rural Municipality of Mintota deposits the Assessment Roll and Up-occupied Land Tax Roll and opens it for inspection until February 10 1983. Complaints must be lodged ten days before revision sitting. The Council sits as Court of Revision on March 1 1983 at 10 o'clock in Miniota Municipal Hall. Dated Miniota Manitoba January 7 1933. John Spalding secretary-treasurer
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Mintota
Court of Revision
Miniota
Manitoba
John Spalding
Miaiota
For Sale Bay Mare and Harness in Miniota
Bay mare for sale suitable for farm work. Also includes a set of team harness. Apply to D Cunningham in Miniota.
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D. Cunningham
Miniota
Tenders Wanted for Twenty Cards at Birch or Ash
Public notice calls for bids to supply about twenty cards to be delivered at Eikhorn Manitoba. Interested parties must apply to Box 382 at Eikhorn.
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Eikhorn
Man
Property, ownership and socialism in Canadian policy
The article argues that private property owners, exemplified by the CPR and a farmer, must not cede control to government tribunals. It opposes confiscation under socialist schemes like the Duff Commission, insisting that private ownership is essential and that governments cannot dictate individual business and farming decisions without eroding public fairness.
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Edward Wentworth Beatty
C.P.R
LPR
Duff Commission
Ontario
Tam
Maine
CPR
Milord Bennett
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United States, Ltd
Minsota
Y.P.A
H. Hill
J.J. Henderson
A Spencer
W. Preston
Moose Jaw
Art
Sabella
D Fe Tel
U.ps
Arrow River
Mrs. T. McKenzie
Rapid City
Mr Beidge
John Sunley
Winnipeg
Florence Brown
Marland School
H.J. Bowman
Leslie
Bowman
Dentistry
R. L. Miles
LDS. C. DS
Pratt & Lauman Block
Birtle
Church of England
J. J. Henderson
Holy Trinity Church
W.w.h.thomas
D D
Brandon
St Wilfrid’s Beulah
United Church of Canada
Minieta
J. A. Stephen
Canadian Legion
F. Franklin
R. M. Oliver
Business College
Dominion Business College
Cooper Institute OF Accountancy
David Cooper
C.A
Lodg
E Gordon
Sons OF England
Horner
GEO. Gabel
Virden
Ted Bullock
Sherbrooke
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