Manitoba Winter Fair celebrates 32nd anniversary and spring event
The Manitoba Winter Fair marks its 32nd birthday with plans for a bigger event this year. March 13 kicks off the spring exhibition with prize games, sales tickets available through local merchants until March 10, and entries already in progress. Sheep dogs from Maple Creek return with new breed demonstrations and other features promise a lively program.
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Manitoba
Canada
Kathiea Closa
Brsn
Ion Priz Lie’s
Aeven
Ad Scilar
Prandon
Maple Creek
Horses compete as lamb judging closes and extras arranged
The note mentions horse classes and a lamb judging close, with additional items to prepare. It suggests keeping the week of March 13 open for travel to Brandon and handling other arrangements.
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Brandon
Last Words of Pope Pius XI Discussed at Hamiota Church
Hamiota United Church led by Rev. T. D. Barnett hosts a service on Sunday February 19 1939 featuring the topic Last Words of Pope Pius XI. Protestants urged to hear the message with note that a Catholic priest and eighty followers join the Presbyterian Church. A Question Box is answered and a YPU session follows the evening service.
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Pope Pius XI
Presbyterian Church
Obituary Notice: Pioneer Alexander Smith Dies at 86 in Scotia District
Mr Alexander Smith a long respected Scotia district elder died Monday February 13 in Hamiota Hospital after a month’s illness at age 86 years 11 months 6 days He was born in Fraserburgh Scotland came to Canada at 23 married Martha Creighton and settled in 1885 Survived by widow ten daughters three sons 41 grandchildren 6 great grandchildren and many relatives The funeral at Scotia Church followed private residence service with hymns and a prayer by Rev H McFarlane Interment Scotia cemetery Pallbearers were sons and nephews The community offers sympathy to the family later YPU box social at the church and local visits noted.
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Alexander Smith
Scotia
Hamiota Hospital
Fraserburgh
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Canada
Toronto
Martha Creighton
John Smith
Sam Hern
Togo
Sask
W. Rivers
Empress
Alta
D. J. Winter
Emelda
Alice Smith
Winnipeg
M. Moran
Conquest
W. McAdam
D. Nicholson
E. Cavanagh
C. McMillan
R. H. Steven
Pope
Alex
James
Harvey
Jesus
A. Gilmour
H. McFarlane
Scotia Cemetery
Jas. Smith
Charles
Duncan
Gordon
John Smith, Jr
Decker Crandall senior hockey clash highlights week
Decker Crandall senior hockey team beat the local seniors 4 to 2 on Thursday. Umpire Maurice Bedford officiated the match and Lavinia senior team later lost 11 to 3 to Decker at home on Monday with Jim Youngson umpiring.
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Crandall
Decker
Au Niors
Maurice Bedford
Currie
A. L. Decker
Miss Boyds
Decker Consolidated School
K Smith
Miss K King
Geo Pilgrim
Ethel
Arrowton
Lakeville
F. W Decker
W. Little
L Rosen
Transformation of Commerce Sermon at Christ Church Hamiota
The Christ Church in Hamiota led by Rector Rev. S B Guille held a Quinquagesima Sunday service on February 19 1939 with Sunday School at 1130 a.m and Evening Prayer at p.m. The sermon argued that Christian influence should transform commerce and addressed why business appears to lag in moral impact on society.
Hamiota Hospital Oxnas Directors Named
Hamiota Hospital announces new board with Pexyny as chairman Mes Hemphill as secretary treasurer.
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Oxnas
Pexyny, Chairman
Death of James A. Curll a Bridgewater pillar at 92
James A. Curll longtime Bridgewater resident and public servant died January 27 at age 92 years 8 months Born in Lunenburg he moved to Bridgewater at 22 and served as Town Clerk for 25 years deputy Stipendary Magistrate and charter member of the fire department He held Masonic ranks since 1870 and contributed to the school board and Lunenburg County Exhibition He was married to Amelia Dauphisee of Lunenburg now survived by seven children Hastings at home Harold Souris Man W Owen Hamiota and J
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James A. Curil
Bridgewater
Curll
Lunenburg
Masonic Order
Nova Scotia
Bridgewater Fire Department
Amelia Dauphisee
Hastings
Harold
Souris
W Owen
Hamiota
Notable Halifax family ties span generations
Nelson of Vancouver Milton H of Montreal and Mrs Milledge Mosher and Mrs Ivy Patterson at home. The relatives include 22 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren, as reported by The Halifax Herald in Nova Scotia.
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Nelson
Vancouver
Milton H
Montreal
Milledge Mosher
Ivy Patterson
Halifax Herald
Nova Scotia
Save 25 percent on Dominion Business College course
Are you thinking of taking up a business course in Winnipeg? The Dominion Business College offers a course valued up to 150 dollars with a 25 discount for cash payments, available through The Echo Office.
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Dominion Business College
Winnipeg
Echo Office
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