Bonspiel Opens Tuesday With Seventeen Rinks
The 25rd Appeal Bonspiel of the Kublin Curning Club opened on Tuesday morning with seventeen rinks entered. Twelve local clubs and five from outside joined, including a commercial traveller’s rink from Dauphin. The event features cup battles and the two secondary competitions proceed as weather conditions remain favorable for skating.
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Bon Piel
Kublin
Forsday Worming
Cwelve Noks foulInown
Dauphin
Igyatan Braer
Gilvert Piais
Urge
Lie Ie
Roblin and Kamsack battle to a muddled tie
A scrambled report shows Roblin and Kamsack playing to a draw with late rally attempts by Roblin’s players Arnduze Kepey and Aitkens and Stevenson leading in the third as Myers connected on a line shot for Roblin but the scoring remained balanced as the contest ended in a tie.
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Bobi Buedesiva
Linerhls
Iutusack
Desu
Hest
Scott
Tart Mill
Roblin Arnduze Kepey
Aitkens
Cartwell
D. Harmeir
Wowton
Mitzhell Cross
Inman
Kamsack
Honey Standards and Regulations Conference Details
The article reports on a conference at the Royal Alexander hotel in Winnipeg January 22 28 discussing new honey grades rules and regulations for inter provincial suspensions. It highlights grading complexities, foreign density, and eight export grades with amber and bars for export and a provincial resolution to compute honey for markets benefiting beekeepers brokers and retailers.
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MVAL
Jldnilasa Petadtpels
Heyal Alexander Hotel
Wullipeg
Romi: A Fragmentary Canadian Text Mystery
A distorted OCR fragment hints at a Canadian text piece with cryptic phrases and references to dates, wealth, and bids. The readable bits suggest a narrative or commentary but lack coherent facts such as names, places, or events to confirm a clear summary.
King’s Printer issues commemorative card and census maps
Government publication marks the Silver Jubilee of 11 8 with a photograph of the King. The card includes two biographical illustrations on Canada’s territorial evolution and census origins from 1931. Price 2 cents. special 10 cent rate for teachers students and ministers. Applications to the Government Pricing Bureau Canada.
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Anu
Canada
King’s Printer
Burea
Ctreara Canada
Employment Insurance Reform Proposed by Canada
The Employment and Social Insurance deal to re regulate unemployment insurance by Canada was brought into the loose of Cuiinets by Vrank by J. Sennett on Luesaay. Key points include contributory caplusery funded by a commission free from political control with nationwide employment offices. It provides 10 week employment for those out of work, no health insurance provision, rates for dependents and child support, and stamps as the contribution form. Exemptions cover agricultural workers, domestics, and agents. Benefits include weekly payments and additional days based on employment. the Dominion 23 a Week Sth 22.7a for dependent adults and Ye for eee coild.
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Canada
Vrank
J. Sennett
Luesaay
Dast Wees
Poli ii Cortral
Acweph Ag
The
Dominion
Agriciltmral Tesehinz
Eehire
Lurker
Berkirg
Rovees
Do- Jeemen
Agen’s
Cosusl
Anre
Oyvernibe
Stray Titan spotted near Ont Ist area found
A two year old Titan spotted wandering near Ont Ist. Owner may have some prior veterinary details.
Togo News Dated Socials And Events
Dr Segal visited Kamsack Monday and Tuesday last. Lawrence Vipard's rink won the shields in the season's first square draw. An agricultural concert and dance was held in Davis Hall Friday evening. The Zordias social and lunch took place at United Church Wednesday. A poultry products marketing meeting was held at Gavishel Monday afternoon with many farmers attending. Mrs Milne died Monday. funeral plans not announced yet.
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Lawrence Vipard
Davis Hall
Gavishel
Manitoba news brief from Roblin area and legislature
Local notes report Mr Freeland of Winnipeg visiting and recovering from flu, F M Wees to conduct Sunday services February 17 at Roblin and Bield, and Mr W Ramsay returning to CN R agent duties with Mrs Ramsay after a East trip. Educational week marks school visits by teachers and pupils, and Miss Clarice Spigelman achieved an honors pass in music. The 1985 Manitoba legislature opens February 12 with Premier Sracken signaling a brief session. Legislation likely to implement poultry and livestock marketing under the Natural Products Act, with prior 1934 measures aiding federal objectives.
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Manitoba Legislature Assembly
John Sracken
Domiinion
Social News From Town This Week
Miss iNatie Funk was passenger to Dauphin Monday night. Mrs J Collins visited friends in town for several days last week. Mr and Mrs G Laird also Miss Davidson were guests of Mr and Mrs Johnston Sunday. Mr W Ballard, under medical treatment in Winnipeg, has arrived home this week. Guests at a surprise party at Mrs Dixon's last Friday report a good time with cards and dancing.
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iNatie Funk
Dauphin
J. Collins
G. Laird
Davidson
Johnston
W Ballard
Winnipeg
Mrs Dixons
Wedding Guests and Baptisms Reach Grand Narrows
Grand Narrows hosts visitors including Mrs McKnight and Mrs Framingham from The Pas for a son's wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Cox of Silverwood. Rev Litewett baptized Vernon Charles Murray, infant son of Mr and Mrs George Murray, and Bruce Tar old baby son of Mr and Mrs Glen Lester.
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Framingham
Harry Cox
Silverwood
Mr. Litewett
George Murray
Vernon Charles
Glen Lester
Bruce Tarold
Fragmentary quote hints at identity and refutation
A partial passage discusses how people perceive a person or trait and contrasts it with another self view. The fragment mentions belief, perception, and the idea of being defined by others versus self-identity. It suggests tension between outward labels and inner truth without a clear subject.
Wedding of T Surrel and Fred Weguningham
The Lome of Mr and Mrs T Surrel hosted a wedding on Jouveau for their fifth daughter Pheiis Mfand and Fred Weguningham. Rev Blewett officiated as over a hundred guests attended. The couple's bridal party included Ruth Burrell as maid of honor and others. reception featured con erth and dances, with guests later leaving for their new home in the neighborhood.
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T. Surrel
Jouveau
Pheiis Mfand
Fred Weguningham
Eld
Srs. Framningham
Mas
Blewett
Toon
Lar Lurre
Cnd Teirds
Ruth Burrell Breth
Maguire
Reanle
Niighborhood
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Farr
Manitoba Bee
Togo News
Dr. Segal
Zordias
United Church
Mr. Freeland
F. M. Wees
Regina
Bield
Mr. W. Ramsay
C.N.R
Mrs. Ramsay
Clarice Spigelman
Madame Simors
Famsack
Cromarty
Grand Narrows
Mrs McKnight
Che
Alfred Biggs
Ray
Caracter
Mitchell’s Hardware Ltd
Roblin, Man
McClary
Moresco
Keturoina
Wataipep
Dee
Portage Ea Prairie
Canadian National
Yorkshire
Yorkhire
Lyric Theatre
Cleopatra
Claudette Colbert
Warren William
Henry Will-Coxen
Cecille de Mille
Roblin Trading Co
Melville
Lake Superior
Ald and
Weekly Star
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