Miniota Curling Bonspiels Highlight Community Events
Arrow River residents attended the Bonspiel with D. Lenland and W. Lockhart appointed caretaker. Mixed results show top placers J Clegg Chris Ellerington R O Connor W Bell. WMSWA met at Wes Lelond home. quilts donated for overseas missions and local shelters. fund-raising Luncheons net £103.70.
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Dane McConnell
Brock
Saskatcewan
W. Leland
Brandon
Winnipeg
W. Lockhart
D. Lenland
Bonner
L. Wiggins
K. Mitchell
F. Watters
J. Clegg
Chris Ellerington
R. O'Conner
W. Bell
W. Attwood
Owel
Hannin
R. Mitchell
Consilat
E L. Sunley
Iif Leland
A. Blaich
D. Leland
Wes Lelond
Angus McKinnon
Eens River
Osbourne
P Utc
A. C. Hill
J. Kirton
J. Wiggins
R. E. Clegg
Japan
Tennant
E. Carnegie
George Gardham
Elint
Beulah Curling Events and Local News Summary
Beulah hosts curling events with multiple clubs donating prizes including clocks salad servers and glassware. Fire destroys Thomas Stretton’s home in Doyle, no insurance. The Red Cross Bonspiel begins with 17 rinks as community groups organize drives and institute meetings address civil defense and senior care planning.
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Frazer Sen
Hamiota Hospital
Chas Darker
Birtle Hospital
Red Cross
Winnipeg
E. Forster
Alex Dehousoff
New Westminster
B. C
T. Eaton Co. F. Green
Daltons
Birtle
A. Stone
Olson
J. Kasto
Chibly
Maduke
Peter Gow
Beulah
Percy Gies
Fred Green
Barkey Birtle
T. Mentenko
North American Lumber Co
Birtle Radio and Electric Co
T. Derlago
Beulah Pool Elevator Association
T. Menenko
Macleods and Curling Club
L. Reynolds
Balls Hardware and Curling Club
Alfred Sawyer
Birtle Locker
M. Martin
Manitoba Power Commission
Milne
Barkers
Birtle - F
H .Ssawyer
A. Core
J. Butcher
Star
Palace
Gary ‘Smith
Ted Maduke
Lyndly Smith
Fred Bickford
Swifts
Spencer Birtle
Lary Smith
Spiel
P. D. Watts
Miniota J. Hawes
Skip “Has. Pierce
Hawes
Doyle
Thomas Stretton
Stretton
Thelma Smith
Hamiota
Beulah Womens Institute
W. R. Doyle
J. Wilthire
C. J. Page
Minsota
Wie
W. K. Mann
P. N. Gow
As I See It Reflects on Safer Car Advertising
The columnist notes auto makers shifting from speed glorification to safer driving messaging and questions if lighter steel can still protect occupants. He jokes about punchy car design, door glass, and legal trouble for drivers who punch cars, reflecting skepticism toward safety campaigns.
Fluid satire on cars promoting drinking and danger
The piece critiques automotive advertising and in-car alcohol promotion with imagined devices to hide liquor in cars and slogans tying brands to unsafe driving. It mocks sensational magazine scenes and urges awareness of reckless marketing while wishing readers well and recalling a biblical moral.
Children’s Aid Society marks 60th anniversary in Western Manitoba
The board met and reported the new building contract will start when frost ends. February added 78 new cases and closed 68, averaging three to four daily. 1043 cases remained active at month end, reflecting ongoing demand despite expanding services.
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Dan Levenick
Children's Aid Society of
Western
Manitoba
Agricultural Meeting Set in Hamuota on Friday
Agricultural news notes a talk by Mr. J G Cowan Deputy Minister of Mines and Resources in Hamuota Orange Hall at 2:00 p.m. on Friday as part of the winter schedule amid questions on mineral rights and oil prospects in the area.
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J G. Cowan
Fruit and Vegetable Talk Planned by Horticulturist
Mr Fred Weir Provincial Horticulturist will speak on vegetables and fruit at Oak River Memorial Hall on March 25 at 2 00 p m and Arrow River Hall on March 26 at 8 00 p m Attendees may ask about fruit tree varieties and home beautification. meetings invite all residents.
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L‘enta
K. Mitchell
Wiggins
J. Bonner
Hamiota
Miniota
Arrow River
J. W Leoni
Wm. Tennant
Vega
Fred Weir
Oak River Memorial Hall
Arrow River Hall
Wednesay
Weir
Leadership Must Start in Home and Public Life
Prime Minister Diefenbaker argues that while Christian leadership is crucial, leadership in public affairs offers unlimited scope to aid mankind, urging personal example and action at home to drive national service.
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Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker Receives Honorary Doctorate at St Marys Halifax
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by St Marys University in Halifax. He praised Canada as not yet having perfect democracy and urged leadership in home and public affairs, stressing Christian character alongside scientific progress. He warned against conformity and urged freedom and humane stewardship in the modern age.
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St. Mary's Ninersity
Halifax
Canada
Diefenbaker
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