Katrime’s Sports Day Brings Big Turnout and Cash Prizes
A large crowd gathered at R. O. McKelvy’s farm for Katrime’s Back-Home Reunion and sports day. Six baseball teams competed with Carberry taking first, MacGregor second, and Crusaders third. ladies softball saw Pathead win, Indian Ford second. Rural schools softball went to Springbrook first and Austin second. Horseshoes were won by Reg Palmer and Allan McDougall, with Stevens and Scott as runners up. A lively dance closed the day.
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Provincial Fair Set to Break Records in Brandon
Crop prospects in Manitoba are hailed as the best in years as the Provincial Exhibition in Brandon runs July 4 to 8. Livestock entries already top the 1957 figures in some classes. The opening Monday will be led by notable American and Canadian officials. The fair adds top attractions including Royal American Shows with new rides and the comedic Follies Internationale nightly. A three day harness race slate begins Tuesday with top prairie horses, and Friday features Flash Williams and his thrill drivers plus a grand fireworks finale.
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Drill Shoes Drag Harrows Shape to Finish Required
A brief note indicates the task to prepare drill shoes, drag harrows, and related implements then place them in proper shape for use. The directive emphasizes organizing and tidying equipment rather than performing new work.
CANADA'S HOLIDAY SEASON OPENS SUMMER BREAK
Schools close for six to eight weeks as children, parents, and teachers begin a summer holiday across Canada. Families plan vacations to enjoy the sport, scenery, and quiet of the country’s playgrounds. The period offers rest from routine and a chance for the young to experience new environments.
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