McConnell Cup Curling Meet Narrowly Decided
Mies Gwen Wilson arrived from Virden to assume duties at Lelood Two rinks from Minotwe curled at Crandall on Monday for the McConnell Cup and were defeated by one point. In 1933 the province collected 2,260 206 in licenses and gasoline taxes. O Ellerington left for Winnipeg to attend the Grand Lodge session of the IVU F as delegate from the local lodge.
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Gwen Wilson
Virden
Lelood
Miniwte
Crandall
O.ellerington
Winnipeg
Grand Lodge
The
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Britain surveys navy strength after disarmament talks fail
Naval authorities review sea power as world powers fail to agree on a new British disarmament plan. The move signals potential strengthening of the fleet in response to stalled negotiations and geopolitical uncertainty.
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Naval Authoritie
Headstrong Joan Presented by Two Creeks Club at Ross School
The Two Cresks Community Club staged a three act comedy Headstrong Joan at Ross School on Friday night. After the show the audience enjoyed dancing to music by the Miniota Merry Makers.
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Two Cresks
Joan
Ross School
Miniota Merrymakers
Manitoba Education Overhaul Promised by Hon R A Hoey
Hon R A Hoey plans sweeping changes to Manitoba education. A summer committee representing all groups will be asked to sit and conduct a full investigation into the system.
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R. A. Hoey
Manitoba
Rapid City Faces Major Redrawing to Sackatchhewan Plan
The Rapid City Reporter notes a proposed regional change that could remove about eighty nine percent of Rapid City area to the rural municipality of Sackatchhewan. The town, once considered a potential city, now remains small with much land returned to farmland.
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Rapid City
Sackatchhewan
Manitoba
Winnipeg
St. Boniface
Rapid City Reporter
Canadian Pacific spring fare sale to Vancouver and Victoria
As winter loosens, the Canadian Pacific Railway offers cent a mile fares from Minnesota to Vancouver or Victoria with March 24 to 31 sale and 21 day return limit. Stopovers at Banff and western stations allowed. Coaches or tourist sleepers available with small extra charge. Agent J J Henderson at Miniota can provide full details.
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Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Railway
Vancouver
Victoria
Banff
Minsota
J.J. Henderson
Miniota
Beulah Bits Recap of Local Club and School Curling
Beulah letters note W I meeting at Mrs Hui home on Wednesday and U P S gathering Tuesday in the church basement. Min iota sent two rinks Friday for a friendly curling match, four rinks joined a high school bonspiel Saturday with Guy Tilley winning first place. Mr Heal returned Thursday from Virden and Mrs Heal, just released from Virden Hospital, is improving.
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W.I
Guy Tilley
Local bonspiel crowns four event winners
The local bonspiel completed with champions in four events. Grand Challenge and Alf Sawyer Citizens were won by the fellows, Alf Sawyer, Merchants A. 8S. Frazer secured Consolation, and T Forster earned a top place in the remaining event.
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Alf Sawyer
Merchants
Frazer
T Forster
Senior REPORT Weekends on March Oh
Grape 0 Mary Carnegie Shirley Johnson Brian Cooper Grape lh Hilda Williams Jean Graham Effie Carnegie Mary Evans GrabDE 11 Joyce Dicken Elsie Morgan Mona Orr Charlie Frazer Guy Titley Arthur Forster Horece Forster Jack Hull Mona Coldman
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Mary Carnegie
Shirley Johnson
Brian Cooper
Hilda Williams
Jean Graham
Effie Carnegie
Mary Evans
Grabde
Joyce Dicken
Elsie Morgan
Mona Orr
Charlie Frazer
Guy Titley
Arthur Forster
Horece Forster
Jack Hull
Mona Coldman
Isabella Notes Achievement Day In Nutrition Course
Isabella notes a notable achievement day linked to the nutrition course. The event highlights student progress and program goals within the school’s health education track.
Ham Supper and Irish Concert at United Church
Community notice for a Friday event at the United Church basement on March 16. A ham supper is served from 5:30 pm with admission 35 cents for adults and 20 cents for children, featuring an Irish concert.
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United Church
Holy Trinity Church Easter Sale in Basement
The W. A. of Holy Trinity church will hold an Easter sale of Aprons Fancy Goods Home Cooking and Silver Tea in the church basement on Saturday March 31 commencing at p.m.
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W. A
Holy Trinity Church
Winter Church Service Announcement
Women will meet in the church on March 27 at 2 o'clock for a winter gathering.
Card of Thanks for Marriage Gifts
Mrs. and Mrs. Grant express gratitude to friends for lovely and useful gifts received on their marriage occasion.
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Mrs. Grant
Local Hockey Team Wins First Game at Birtle Tournament
The squad opened at Birtle with a victory over Binseaeth then fell to Foxwarren in the following match, ending their tournament run.
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Birtle
Binseaeth
Foxwarren
Church Services Set for Sunday and Missionary Program
A Father and Son service will be held in the church next Sunday. The following week a special Missionary Service will be arranged for the Sunday School with Miss Cumming of Decker presenting a paper and the Decker Male Quartette providing music.
Race results from weekend compiel meet
The compiel concluded Monday evening after 19 entrants. First place went to R Anderson, followed by R T Clarke in second and D Marshall and H Shurvell tied for third.
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R. Anderson
R.T Clarke
D Marshall
H Shurvell
Consolation standings list for players
Consolation round results show 1 H Stewart, 2 R Vasey, 3 T Ariss, 4 R L Stevenson in a compact lineup of participants.
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H. Stewart
R. E. Vasey
T. Ariss
R. L. Stevenson
Visitor Notes At Dauphin Hospital
Miss Mary Warren of the Dauphin Hospital staff visits Mr. Geo Angus and is seen during a hospital visit.
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Mises Mary Warren
the Dauphin Hospital
Geo. Angus
Monthly meeting of W N 8 in church parlor led by Mrs Radley
The W N 8 held its monthly meeting in the church parlor on Thursday with Mrs Radley presiding. Participants included Mrs E Mark for scripture and Mrs Collyer for the aggregated leaflet, Mrs A B Dickey for the Study Book period. Lunch was served at the close.
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W.N_8
Mre_ Radley
E. Mark
Collyer
A.B .& Dickey
Southern Cinderella staged by W L presenters
On Friday night the W L presented the three act play The Southern Cinderella in the hall. Mrs Hyndman, president of the W L, introduced the show and welcomed a large crowd. Cast included Mrs Vance, Misses McArthur, Johnson, O'Hara, Welsh, Beil and Hyndman with musical interludes by Arrow River between acts.
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W.1
Hyndman
W.L
W. L
R. Vance
Misses McArthur
R. Johnson
R. O'Hara
M. Welsh
Heise Couple Welcomes Son Lawrence Markhazn
Born Saturday March 10 to Mr and Mrs R E Heise of Isabella a son Lawrence Markhazn.
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Heise
R-E. Heise
Isabella
Lawrence Markhazn
Milne Baby Born to Beulah Couple
Born Saturday March 10 to Mr and Mrs Jas Milne of Beulah a son arrives adding joy to the household in the community landmark birth notice.
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Milne
Jas Milne
Beulah
Bargain Coach Excursion to Pacific Coast and Return
Bargain excursion via Canadian National to the Pacific Coast and return offered. Also valid in Tourist sleeping cars with berth fare plus a small extra for the privilege. Tickets on sale March 24 to 31. Good for 21 days from sale date with stopovers at Jasper Alberta and west.
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Canadian National
Pacific Coast
Jasper
Alta
West
Evening of Music and Dance Draws Ladies’ Praise
An orchestra and vocal solos by Mia O'Hara and Vincent Quinn followed the play. Dancing entertained guests after the performance and the ladies expressed satisfaction with the pleasant evening which raised about $6.00.
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Mia O'Hara
Vincent Quinn
Arrow River Notes petition against Clear Lake beer parlor
The local W I chapter presented a petition to the government asking that no beer parlor be opened at Clear Lake. The action reflects community opposition to licensing or licensing expansion in the area.
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W. I. It
Clear Lake
Farmers Ready Seed Clearing for Spring Rush
Farmers prepare seed beds and clear implements as spring farming approaches. Expected feed shortages loom, signaling tighter livestock feeding and market pressures for farmers this season.
Robi Pearce I8 Recovery After Winnipeg Hospital Operation
Robi Pearce is reported to be making satisfactory progress in recovery following a recent operation at Winnipeg Hospital. Family and medical staff express optimism for continued healing.
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Robi Pearce
Winnipeg
Gloom Chasers Orchestra Plays Crandall Friday
The Gloom Chasers Orchestra supplied music between acts of the play in Crandall on Friday night and for the following dance.
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Gloom Chasers
Crandall
Regular C. Gr.T. Meeting at Mrs Wim Tennant Home
The regular C. Gr.T. gathering met Saturday at Mrs Wim Tennant’s home. After business, the Study Book was read and finished. The meeting closed with taps and a daily lunch was served.
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C. Gr.t
Wim Tennant
Mission Band Meeting Honors Murray Sutherlands Sixth Birthday
The Mission Band gathered Saturday at Mrs Wim Sutherland’s home for a talk on China by Miss Loreban. After business, supper was served by Mrs Sutherland and Mrs L Wiggines, with a birthday cake centered for Murray Sutherland’s sixth birthday.
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Wim. Sutherland
Loreban
Junen
Sutherland
L Wiggines
Murray Sutherland
Too Many Things In The Nation Mess The Nation
A poetic critique lists excess across society including oats wheat corn oil and heat, highway construction, car use, incarceration, poverty and wealth, health, politics booze fashion work hours debt and spending. It laments overconsumption and social ills while voicing fatigue at reform law and taxes.
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Europe
Manny
Uncle Sam
Canadian Pacific appoints A. E. Robertson Assistant General Manager
Hotel chief A E Robertson of Canadian Pacific is named Assistant General Manager of the Company's Hotels and Chalet-Bungalow Camps in Western Canada with Winnipeg headquar ters. He will oversee notable hostels including Banff and Lake Louise mountain resorts, the Royal Alexandra at Winnipeg, Hotel Saskatchewan at Regina, Palliser at Calgary, Sicamous at Sicamous, Hotel Vancouver, and the Empress at Victoria.
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A. E. Robertson
Canadian Pacific Hotel
Canada
Winnipeg
Mr. Robertson
Banff
Lake Louise
Regina
Calgary
Sicamous
Vancouver
Evergreen Playground
Victoria
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