Sixth annual Sports Day and Horses Races slated for June 19
Decker announces the sixth annual Sports Day and Horse Races will be held Saturday June 19 at the home of Mr John Norton Water. Various residents and visitors are noted including Mr and Mrs Harry Stewart and family at Khbedive Sack and Dr F S Decker of Edmonton visiting relatives. The Ladies Aid and WMS hosted Mrs L W Cochrane to finalize plans for the Presbyterial Convention set for June 26.
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Jobn Norton Wateh
Harry Stewart
Khbedive, Sack
Beth
Gladyus Decker
Balcarres
Ho J. Decker
Ladies’ Aid
WMS
L W Cochrane
PIONEER HISTORY BOOKS AT SCOTIA PICNIC DAY
Miss Lonenburg visited Me Dreary and spent the weekend with her parents. Scotia Church encodes pioneers in a history book to be sold at the picnic. Due to King’s birthday, Scotia Horse Club reschedules its Big Day to Saturday June 12 with large prizes for Colt Show softball and races. All amusements free, dinner served by the WA Sapper on the grounds.
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Scotia Horse Club Show
Sapper
Christ Church Schedule May 30 1937
The Anglican Christ Church led by Rev. S B Guille LTh Deacon in Charge lists services on Sunday May 30 1937 First Sunday after Trinity. 8 30 a.m. Holy Communion 11 30 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class 7 p.m. Evensong.
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S. B. Guille, L.th
Trinity
Hamiota Church Calls Old Time Gospel Service
Hamiota United Church invites farmers and families to an Agricultural Service at 11 a.m. followed by a 7 p.m. program on D L Moody's Life and Work. The service features old-time Moody and Sankey hymns such as O for a Thousand Tongues, Blessed Assurance, and All Hail the Power, aiming to fill the church and rekindle memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.L. Moody
Moody & Sankey
Brandon Exhibition Plans Under Way At Provincial Fair
Brandon braces for the 1937 Provincial Exhibition with livestock shipping aid, half price advance tickets, and the harness races across four days. Ernie Young from Chicago returns to stage a Cavaleade of Hits as the headline entertainment.
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Exhibition Board
Exhibition Service
Department of Agriculture
Winnipeg
Avalon
Brandon
Ernie Young
Chicago
Economic Feed Choices For Pigs And Local Weather Notes
Experimental Farm notes show ground grain alone is rarely economical for pigs under 150 pounds. Tankage or meat meal improves growth efficiency. 10 pounds tankage plus 90 pounds oats and barley match 140 pounds of grain alone in young pigs. For pigs to 150 pounds, 100 pounds tankage can replace 500 pounds of grain mix. Weather: 1.1 inches rain last Thursday with high winds that felled cattle sheds at exhibition grounds. Baseball tourney at Kenton had lighter attendance but good play. River won, Lenore second. Free Picture Show at Orange Hall tonight features Massey Harris Implants of Today sponsored by S. R. Baker. program begins 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Orange Hall
Massey-Harris
S. R. Baker
Optical Clinic Promises Modern Eye Care for Children
A local optical service advertises specialized eye examinations for children using the latest scientific equipment and expert experience to ensure top quality care. The note emphasizes special attention to children's eye health and thorough testing.
In Memoriam Rebecca Richardson
In loving memory of Rebecca Richardson who passed away May 23 1936. Memory drifts to scenes long past. Time rolls on but memories last. Inserted by her husband and family.
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Rebecca Richardson
Birthday Greetings for MR JOHN MACMILLAN and MRS DAVID BROWN
Birthday congratulations note for John MacMillan of Hamiota Manitoba born May 27 1853 at Lockeil Glengarry County Ontario and Mrs David Brown of Hamiota born May 29 1858 in Walkerton Ontario honoring their status as pioneers of 1885.
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John Macmillan
Hamiota
Man
Lockeil
Glengary County
Ont
David Brown
Hamiota, Man
Walkerton Ont
Hamiota bylaw limits weekday store closing hours in 1937
The Village of Hamiota Manitoba enacts a Shops Regulation Act bylaw requiring all stores selling groceries clothing hardware and general merchandise to close from 6 30 p m to midnight on weekdays starting May 25 1937 except Saturdays days before public holidays and stores like garages filling stations barber shops and several others are exempt. Penalties include fines up to 10 and possible imprisonment up to seven days for first offences and 10 to 25 fines up to fourteen days for subsequent offences with the bylaw effective through the year except December 13 to 24 each year.
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Hamicta
Hamiota
Busi
Vilage of
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