Canadian Horse Breeding Expands Trade And Imports
Canadian breeders have expanded the horse stock and export market. Last year about 500 horses were imported from the United States and Europe at a total cost around 150000 dollars. In 1955 Canada sold 11300 horses valued at 1312000 dollars to global buyers, mainly the United States, with 222 sent to the United Kingdom and others to Bermuda Trinidad and Venezuela. In early 1956 Canada shipped 8700 horses to the United States worth 1025000 dollars. Figures are from the External Trade and Agricultural Branch of the Dominican Bureau of Statistics.
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United States
United Kingdom
France
Belgium
Bermuda
Trinidad
West Indian Islands
Venezuela
The
Dominic Bureau of Statistics
Beav er Mrs A Mackie and Miss Cunningham Visit Winnipeg Link
Mrs A Mackie and Miss Cunningham of Winnipeg spent a weekend with Mr and Mrs John Green and Mr and Mrs Cecil Cooper. A Sunday visit to Glenella to see Mr Bolton Sr who is very ill.
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A. Mackie
Miss Cunningham
Winnipeg
John Green
Cecil Cooper
Harry Bolton
Glenella
Mr Bolton, Sr
Local Residents Return Visits Across District
Mr. Robt. McKelvy arrived home on Friday after a six weeks visit to Ontario. Miss Fox returned Monday to resume teaching for another term. Mrs. Geo. Hanna of Portage la Prairie visited relatives last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. L Lynds of rth spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lake. Mrs. S. Gustaffason and Miss Nona Noblgren of Winnipeg are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Sweigal from California visited their nephew Ronald Greening last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Swanson and children of Windsor Ont are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Stapleton while enroute to Vancouver.
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Mr. Robt. McKelvy
Ontario
Miss Fox
A. L Lynds
Rth
Fred Lake
S. Gustaffason
Nona Noblgren
Winnipeg
Henry Taylor
Mrs. Sweigal
California
Ronald Greening
Mrs. Swanson
Windsor, Ont
Mrs. Stapleton
Vancouver
Bagot News Briefs Include School Reopening and Visits
George North visited Bagot on Tuesday while the school reopened for summer holidays with Mr. J Broadfoot in charge. Mr. A Thompson and his son George drove to Brandon Sunday to visit Mrs. O Forrest, daughter of the Thompsons. Friends learn Miss Essie Bradshaw is progressing favorably after an appendicitis operation.
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George North
Bagot
J Broadfoot
Gladstone
Mr. A. Thompson
George
Brandon
Mrs. O. Forrest
Essie Bradshaw
Anglican Church Service Notes August 25 1936
The column lists Anglican church events for Mtd Sunday after Trinity with 10 15 am Sunday School and 1 am Motive Topic God s Way by Mrs DG McLachn Wings of a Dove. Choir practice Thursday 8 pm. Confirmation Class 2 30 pm Evensong 3 pm. Also includes a reader exchange editor quote on misspelled names and newspaper errors.
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DG. McLachn
Tenders Open for Southend School Outbuildings
Tenders will be received until August 29 1936 for two outbuildings at Southend School size 5 by 6 with partitions doors 2 foot pitch roof and two pits of size 3 by 3 by 5. Work to be completed by October 15 1936. Lowest tender not necessarily accepted. Apply to Mrs C F Pennell See Treat.
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Southend School
Trus
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