Pope area social and events noted in town
Miss Olive Strachan leaves for Brandon to begin a position while Mrs Mulig Gar am from Westbank visits family. Mr and Mrs Geo Butler of Winnipeg plan a brief stay with parents Mr and Mrs Jas Angus. Strachan family attends Terene’s graduation from Selkirk Mental Hospital. Daisy Gray of Shoal Lake visits her parents. Alex Smith Sr travels to Winnipeg for a fat stock sale. A grand concert at Scotia Church is set for June 12. A Field Day by Pope Horse Club at Ira Kirk's on June 8 features Extension Service reps, horse events and meal services.
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Olive Strachan
Brandon
Mraliggaram Sr
Westbank
Geo Butler
Winnipeg
Jas
Mise Daisy Gray
Shoal Lake
Geo. Gray
Alex. Smith Sr
R. H Stevens
Scotia Church
Pope Horse Club
Ira Kirk
Lavinia United Churches Weather Affects Sunday School
Rev Brown and Decker led services at McConnell Orrwold and Lavinia with Sunday School at each location. Threatening weather marred attendance at the Lavinia session last Saturday, but everyone, especially the young folks, enjoyed themselves.
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Laginia
Manitoba Safety Week Proclaimed May 31 to June 6
The Manitoba Provincial Government proclaims Safety Week from May 31 to June 6 to promote safety awareness across the province. Activities aim to reduce accidents and boost public consciousness. the 1955 accident facts show 2457 total fatalities and 745 injuries with 37 deaths reported to the Workmen's Compensation Board.
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Manitoba
Campatzo
Provinc of Manitoba
Manitoba Workmen's Compensation Board
Provincial Exhibition Plans Backed by Rising Prizes in Manitoba
The Brandon exhibition runs June 29 to July 5 with livestock prize money raised to about 1000 dollars. Five automobiles, each worth one dollar ticket, will be awarded to five ticket holders despite absence. Tickets on sale at gates until June 26 grant car prizes and main gate admission. Attractions include Ernie Young's Passing Parade, Royal American Show, Harness Races, Doll Parade, and daily street parades. Junior exhibitors face new classes including Boys and Girls Dairy Heifer Competition open to youth.
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Brandon
Man
Ernie Young
Royal American Stowe
Jrenior
Manitoba Saskatchewan Exposition Adds Youth Calf Feeding Contest
The fair introduces Boys and Girls Calf Feeding Competition open to Canadian residents with ages from 10 to 20, alongside pony classes fancy work and home cooking. The Dominion Government hosts a large exhibition in the Automobile Building showcasing many makes and models, offering much for all ages the event runs with varied activities throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canada
Dominion
Avaald
Snd
Bargain Fares to Eastern Canada Announced
Mr EB Hamath, agent for Canadian Pacific Railway, announces bargain fares to Eastern Canada from May 16 to May 80 with a final return limit of 45 days from sale. Round trip coach from Hamiota Manitoba to Toronto is $30.10 with higher prices for first class and tourist travel. Tickets allow stopovers at Fort William and East and target early summer vacations.
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EB. Hamath
Canadian Pacific Railway
Eastern Canada
Hamiota
Man
Toronto
Fort William
East
Oakner United Charge Schedule
The schedule lists Oakner United events with church services at 1 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. on Sunday and Sunday School sessions at 12.00 and 3.00 p.m. for Scotia and Chumah locations with service times noted.
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Scotia
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Imperial Oil
Alberta
Imperial
Marvelube
Atllas
Atlas
Angus
A. L. Strachan
Terene
Selkirk Mental Hospital
Miss Strachan
A. J. Gray
Rev. Brown
Decker
Orrwold
Lavinia
M. McConnell
The
Hamiota Echo
W Venables
W OH
Josey
Itoba
Oakner United Charge
Oakner
Chumah
Christian Science Monitor
Estor
Tae Cretstian Science Montros
Shoal Lake Picture Show
Cassidy
Clarence E. Mulford
Frederic March, Merle Oberon
Herbert Marshall
Dark Angels
Weite
Business College
the Mall
Pacific Coast
Prince Rupert
Vancouver
Jasper
Alaska
Canadian National
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