Field Day Draws Farm Families to Brandon Experimental Farm
Cardale residents and farm families attend the Brandon Experimental Farm Field Day. Attendees enjoyed a tractor train ride and praised the informative program. Mrs M Shaw and Gordon Shaw returned from Ontario by plane for the funeral of Gleason Gill, Mitchell Ontario, aged 64. Fred Porter visits sister Mrs Andrews for holidays.
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R. Tewings
Brandon Experimental Farm
Weekend visitors from multiple towns gather at various homes
Pope and Rivers families plus friends from Empress Alta Stoughton MacAuley Regina Welwyn and Melita spent weekends visiting relatives across towns. Other groups included the Grist and Gray households at Welwyn and Melita respectively and the Morison Colbeck Beasley families enjoying time at Oak Lake and Nano Alta. Marlene Morison spent holidays at home.
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Roy Rivers
Velma
Empress, Alta
Krell
Stoughton
West Rivers
H. Rivers
Portage
W. Davidson
Ruth
Bobby
J. Cunningham
MacAuley
Barry Garliner
Regina
G. White
A. Grist
Welwyn
Son
Ross
R.C
Nano Alta
L. White
A Gray
Melita
J. Morison
Ed. Colbeck
Oak Lake
Tea Shower At McConnell Church Fete
A Tea on August 12 at Mrs Harvey Pangman’s home drew residents for a McConnell church fund shower. Dishes and $9.45 in cash were collected. Guests included former Hamiota members and new village arrivals. Mrs Knight led the register while Mrs Richardson and Mary Brown staged a balloon passing contest and a pretend ball game. corsages of sweet peas were given to the winners.
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Harvey Pangman
McConnell Church
Rock Garden
Hamiota
McConnell
Knight
Richardson
Mary Brown
Afternoon pictures and social visits noted in local record
Records show afternoon pictures added to the community album and a tea under a beach umbrella hosted for W.A. members led by Mrs Fowlie. Several visitors arrived including Mr and Mrs J Morgan of Vancouver BC and families from Souris and Whiteside Cape Breton.
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Fowlie
W.A
Mesdames Swanson
Killah
Emerson
Satterthwaite
J. Morgan
Vancouver B.C
Morgan Home
A. Deleau & Daughter
Souris
Swanson
States
Bob Smith
Winnipeg
Ferguson
Whiteside
Cape Briton
Pt Earl Ferguson
Shiloh
Harvey Pollock
Jim Scott Jr
Whitby
Young Peoples
J. C. Richardson
M. Richardson
Leslie
Kimberely
B.C
Ken Orpin
Whitehorse
Yukon
Newton
Ab Richardson
Brandon
Scott
A. Little
Orpin
Foxwarren
E. Orpin
Mr. Jenkins
Jenkins
Eva and
Eleanor Baxter
Hamiota
Gordon Smith
Sodium Vapor Light Warns at Portage Rail Crossings
Manitoba reports four Portage la Prairie railway crossings now lit by Sodium Vapor Light generating a bright yellow glow that effectively warns motorists at night. The 1954 area programme advances in July, extending service to Piney Stuartdurm Alexander North Mountain Alonso and farms in Stan ley Rhineland Montcalm South Cypress Strathcona Argyle Swan River Minitonas Wallace Cl anwilliam. Supplementary groups in Brok enhead St Clements Alexander Whitemouth Lac du Bonnet Franklin De Salaberry Morton Coldwell Eriksdale Fisher Bifrost Portage La Prairie Lakeview Mountain Ethelbert Pipestone also on summer schedule.
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Manitoba
Portage la Praire
Commission
Piney
Stuartdurm
Alexander
North Mountain
Alonso
Stanley
Rhineland
Montcalm
South Cypress
Strathcona
Argyle
Swan River
Minitonas
Wallace
Clanwilliam
Brokenhead
St. Clements
Whitemouth
Lac du Bonnet
Franklin
de Salaberry
Morton Coldwell
Eriksdale
Fisher
Bifrost
Portage la Prairie
Lakeview Mountain
Ethelbert & Pipestone
OARNER School Reopens August 31
Local notes report OARNER School will reopen for fall term on Tuesday August 31 at 9. Several residents are on holiday or visiting relatives in Winnipeg and Saskatoon. Church services resume August 22 at 3 pm.
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Kennedy
Montana
First Barley Yeld Moved From Letellier To Elevators
The Canadian National Railways loaded 2 100 bushels of Manitoba’s new barley crop last week at Letellier. The shipment, 47 pounds per bushel for a faded 30W six row, was sent to Manitoba Pool Elevators. Producers listed were C C Schroeder L Forrester and G Pappel.
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Canadian National Railways
Manitoba
Leteller
CC. Schroeder
L Forrester
G. Pappel
Manitoba July electricity use rises 12 percent
Rural Manitoba consumed 37 162 300 kilowatt hours in July up 12 percent from a year earlier according to the Manitoba Power Commission. Hydro crews worked to restore production after bad weather and major transmission and distribution upgrades were completed across the province including Manitou to Boissevain and Virden to Birtle projects with new substations and street lighting improvements in Portage la Prairie.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Power Commission
Hydro
Manitou
Boissevain
Virden
Birtle
Miniota
Pilot Mound
Kenton
Portage la Prairie
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B. P. Strickland
Duncan
Barber & Beauty
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Damiota
Decker Hall
Bob Brooks
HH. Sheridan
Court Hamiota
Mancito da
Viating Brethren
R. Robertson
J. Sheardown
Kanaer
Bbe
Hamiota Echo
United States
C. W. Venables & Son, Publishers and Proprietors
Cardale
H. Cooke
Decker, Man
iPhone
Crown Life
Toronto
Canada
WWW
Darroch
Oak River
L. E. Asselstine
Bailey
Cves
Optometrist
Clement Sloce
Webb
Kosser Ave
Man
C. George Baizley
Cor. 8Th St
Princess Ave
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Eaton’s OF Canada
Eaton’s
Eaton Family
EATON
T Eaton
Oarner
Patsy McFeely
Ann Hannon
Maxine Milne
Milne and McFeely
Barry Hunter
Wilma Knight
Elinor Knight
Chas Smith
Saskatoon
J. Brandon
L. Brandon
Norquay
Sask
Lloyd Anderson
D. A. Beamish
Royal York
Pretty Toron Weekly Newspaper Association
Tonian Lois Whitehead
Beautiul
Beatty
Tex
Caldwell
Hamiota Consumers’ Co-Op