Scotia history notes and local jokes and notices
Current Comments compiles Scotia history notes from Mrs Wes Rivers and Mrs Grace Anderson, details on Scotia School and Scotia Church built in 1895, Maple Shade School, and origins of the name. It includes an ode to a referee, health unit article, a local tragedy, jokes, and assorted town items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotia
Wes Rivers
Grace Anderson
Bert Webster
Ingersol Street
Winnipeg
The
Echo
Scotia School
Scotia Church
Clare Anderson
Maple Shade
Jack Butler
Scotland
Nova Scotia
New Scotia
Cheryl Scott
Hamiota District Health Centre
WestMan
United Church Services Across Hamiota Tarbolton Kenton and Cardale
Sunday April 13 1975 church schedule lists Hamiota Shiloh Tarbolton Kenton Cardale services led by ministers Rev I Smith and Rev Doug Alkman with morning worship at 9 30 10 45 and noon and a 1 00 p m service for joint worship. Sunday School at Cardale 9 00 a m.
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Shiloh
Tarbolton
Kenton
God
Rev
I. Smith
Doug Alkman
Cardale
R. J. Sibley
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L. L. Brown
Dick Beamish
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Harold McLaren
Rene Lepine
Gordon Killoh
Tom Sedgwick
Kerr Fraser
Moses
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Toate
Pi Ae Ae
Congress
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Ptp
Neese
Senate
United States OF America
Abraham Lincoln
Sas
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Oak River
United Church of Canada
Hamiota - Oakner Pastoral Charge
H. N. Lynas
L. Jameson
Oakner
Kenton - Shiloh
Tarbelton
Decker
United Church of
Canede
Strathclair
Christ Church Hamiote
U. FE
Daley
Hamiota Pentecostal
P.A.D.C
Charles Bell