Defence of the Church and the case for church support
A columnist defends church influence and social role citing an article from Watchman Examiner. The piece argues nonchurchgoers benefit from the church and should share in its maintenance, warning of social ills without churches and stressing the church’s impact on holidays and youth.
A Critics Comment by W. S elton of Gladstone Manitoba
W S elton of Gladstone Manitoba offers a critics note likely reflecting local arts reception. The review comments on performances and scene tone, noting regional taste and cultural expectations.
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W. S.elton
Gladstone, Manitoba
Church drive spurs moral reform urged by editors
A Nee Pawa Press editorial argues churches must be sustained by adherents not as mere symbols. It appeals to Canadians to curb Sunday commerce and rededicate to Christian ethics, suggesting national revival could start in Neepawa.
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Neepawa Press
Canada
Neepawa
Poor Guessing by Mr Abott Budget Debates Inflation Policy
Critique notes Abbott's budget and a large 1918 19 surplus forecast. Ottawa reports a 62 percent of a 150 million surplus realized. warns high taxes fuel living costs. Cites civil service growth from 44 143 in 1938 to 125 337 in 1947 with wage bills rising, urging wage earners relief and tax downward revisions.
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Ablott
Winnipeg Tribune
Or. Abbott
the Tribune
Abbott
Acbutt
Ottawa
The
Tribune
Dominion Treasury
Ma. Abbott
Treasury
Dominion
Dominion Civil Service
Goose Lake Collegiate Initiates Freshmen in Comical Dress
Goose Lake Collegiate held a Sept 17 activity day with student council elections and freshman initiation. Freshmen wore costumes, paraded downtown with noise makers, and washed cars if they refused. A party with a Weiner roast and a piano recital followed in the auditorium. Officers named Bill Sanders, Ray Cryderman, Florence Cameron, and Louise Sanders led the council.
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Goose Lake Collegiate
Orlyn Andres
Andres
Bill Sanders
Ray Cryderman
Sec
Treas
Florence Cameron
Louise Sanders
Royal family baby question sparks playful reply
In England this week two young girls discuss Princess Elizabeth and a baby. One asks how she knows she's to have a baby. her friend replies she reads the papers. The brief humor reflects lighthearted royal coverage and public interest.
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England
Princess Elizabeth
Shower Held for Mrs. Sharpen Before She Leaves
A farewell shower for Mrs. Wm. Sharpen nee Marjorie Keast was hosted Sept 16 at United Church basement with over 60 guests. Marjorie and her mother were honored guests, corsages given, songs performed, gifts presented, and a farewell lunch served as Marjorie departs for Toronto.
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Wm. Sharpen
Marjorie Keast
United Church
Marjorie
A. Keast
Eleanor Robertson
Bette Kelso
Irma Cameron
Anne Collins
Jean Mitchell
Julie Mitchell
Arlie Newton
Vivian Hembroff
Roblin
Toronto
All-Time High Accident Toll in Manitoba in August
Manitoba Department of Labor reports 56 accidental deaths in August the highest monthly toll on record. Traffic fatalities total 16 including Winnipeg pedestrians and rural tractor victims while drownings head general accidents with 12 deaths. Industrial mishaps rise from machining and eye injuries with falls and falling objects common. Safety training and plant safety committees urged to cut future incidents.
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Manitoba
W. T. Davies
Manitoba Department of Labor
Winnipeg
Department of Labor
Davies
First Presbyterian Missionary Taylor Arrives at Goose Lake 1904
A young Toronto student missionary named Taylor arrives in Goose Lake in spring 1904 to help found the Presbyterian church. He boards with Blacksmith Low and Downey, then with Mr. Rae's family at their new homestead as he travels to Cromarty and other fields, hosting occasional services in homes and tents with no church yet established.
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Taylor
Toronto
Grandview
Fraser
Presbyterian Church
Goose Lake
Roblin
Low & Downey
John McNicol
Tummel
Atkey
Saskachewan
Rae
Winnipeg to Host 11th Canadian Home and School Convention
The 11th annual convention of the Canadian Federation of Home and School will meet in Winnipeg October 4. The Manitoba Federation invites existing and prospective members and others interested in forming local associations to visit during the national gathering. Dr. W P Percival, President of the federation, serves as Director of Protestant Education for Quebec and past president of both the Canadian and Newfoundland Education Associations.
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Canadian Federation of Home and School
Winnipeg
Manitoba Federation of Home and School
Canada
W. P. Percival
Quebec
Canadian and Newfoundland Education Association
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