Bagot Sports Day Delights Many At June Event
A large crowd attended Bagot Sports Day on a cool clear Wednesday as about five hundred adults paid gate entry while younger guests entered free. High Bluff won the baseball prize, Rossendale placed second and McAuley third. In girls softball Elsmith beat Westbourne, MacGregor defeated Poplar Leaf, then MacGregor beat Elsmith in the final. Ridge Road defeated Bagot in the school teams event, and MacGregor beat Image Creek before taking the title. Denman and Broan of Portage won the horseshot competition. A three hundred strong crowd danced to Shackell's Portage orchestra, with total receipts of 248.06.
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Bagot
Portage Gaints
Portage Tigers
Portage Westenders
High Bluff
Rossendale
McAuley
Hood
Long Plain
Edwin
L. Costigan
Nempire
H. North
J. Smae
Destone
Elismith
Westbourne
MacGregor
Poplar Leaf
Ridge Road
Image Creek
Shackell
Portage
Somre
One Day Chautauqua At Oakville And Bagot
One day Chautauqua events set for Oakville on Saturday June 2 and Bagot on Saturday June 29 with three sessions starting at 10am 2pm and 8pm The afternoon program splits into sections for men women and young people Rae tortie rae for young and old Address topics include Home Training Citizenship Scientific education and more events details are incomplete.
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Oakville
Bagot
Rae Tortie Rae
Provincial Exhibition at Brandon Opens with Modern Musical Extravaganza
A 1935 Brandon Provincial Exhibition showcase features a five number musical extravaganza headed Paris Sunny Spain Merrie England Old Mexico and The Modernistic Girl. The show uses chromium and neon lighting and over 1200 plume costumes. New staging innovations and European inspired fashions headline the production. Closing date for entries moved ahead five days to comply with federal rules with entries due June 1 and to Ottawa for pedigree checks.
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Paris
Spain
England
Mexico
Europe
Ottawa
Beaver lawn social at United Church grounds
The Ladies Aid of Beaver United Church will host the annual lawn social on Tuesday June 18 starting at 6 30 pm on Mr T Kellys grounds. Admission is 25 and 15 cents. A UFM reorganizational meeting also occurred with Mrs Goodale provincial president in attendance.
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Ladies Aid of Beaver United Church
T. Kelly
Admis
UFM
Goodale
J. McKenzie
Dunn
Brown
Portage la Prairie
Wm. Mowatt
Harry Shaw
Sec
Treas
Irene Shaw
W. Mowatt
W.B. Graham
B. Richardson
M. McGowan
Mac McAskie
KATRIME Visits and Summer Sports Day Planned
Mrs Hanna of Pine Creek visits Mrs Lake and Mrs Heden of Winnipeg, with others from Burnsi Bagot Dauphin and Portage trips noted. Connie Barber returns home after time with Mrs Chant. Townsfolk plan the annual Sports Day on June 26 at Mr J McKelvy’s farm with softball, horseshoes, races and a dance in the Community Hall. Admission 25c, under 14 free. W A Haselwood, secretary.
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B. Troop
Burnsi Pent
J. McKelvy
George North
Bagot
J Barber
Braden
Dauphin
F. McLachlan
Connie Barber
A.B. Chant
Lak. Eatrime
McKelvy's Farm
W. A. Haselwood
Patronize Merchants Supporting Your Local Paper
Local readers are urged to patronize merchants who advertise in the newspaper. The appeal underscores community support through shopping at sponsored businesses and invites readers to participate in sustaining local journalism.
Sunday School and Evening Service Notice
Services schedule shows Sunday School at 1 pm and Evening Service with host practice on Thursday. Event held at 70.
Son Born to Mr and Mrs Roger G Fox at June 1
A son named James Bernard was born at Mrs Foxs Nursing Home on June 1 to Mr. and Mrs Roger G Fox.
Prairies See Higher Rainfall Hinting At 1955 Harvest
April to May 8 rainfall on the Prairies runs two to three times above last year, signaling a harvest outlook similar to 1933 when Canada saw its largest crop since 1928. T. S. Ache son of Canadian Pacific Railway notes the trend, while Leonard J. Pohlmann of CPR adds travel agent leadership news in New York. Hotel Saskatchewan hosts a first of its kind Chinese Mandarin banquet with valued decor and Eastern music as T. J. Jackson rises at Royal York, and a model locomotive by Charles Montgomery is praised. Melita, CPR liner, sold for scrap. industry leaders cite work ethics and railroad history in Canada. Alex Anderson, Port Arthur, reopens gilded spike ceremony with 61-year veteran James G. Millar and others recalling Noslo of 1855.
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Prairies
T. S. Acheson
Canadian Pacific Railway i
West
Saskatchewan
Regina
Lake Superior
Canadian Pacific Tollway
Noslo
Alex. Anderson
Port Arthur
For Sale Refrigerator in Good Condition
For sale a refrigerator in good condition offered by Mrs J R McNeely. Phone 24 MacGre.
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J. R. McNeely
MacGre
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