Rivers Sports Day Draws Big Crowd and Prizes
A record crowd is expected on Wednesday June 24 for Rivers annual Sports Day with 350 in prizes and a 125 04 first prize. Events include baseball softball horseshoes bicycle races and a monster dance at night in the CN R freight shed. Canadian railways offer low summer exhibition fares to major events across Brandon Calgary Edmonton Saskatoon Regina Winnipeg with a single first class round trip fare.
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Brandon
Calgary Stampede
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Regina
Winnipeg
Anglican News Services Next Sunday at Ancrum
Ancrum holds services next Sunday with 6 60 p.m. Rivers 7 30 p.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Rev. E J Whiting in charge. Members of St Matthew's urged to attend warmly welcoming Mr Whiting at his first service.
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Ancrum
E J. Whiting
Mr. Whiting
St. Matthew's
Sunday Church Talk Promotes Sunday Observance
United Church invites all to next Sunday's program with Rev J S Watson of the Lord's Day Alliance who will discuss enemies of Sunday and ways to keep the day. Services at 10:45 a.m. Pettapiece 3 p.m. Rivers 30 p.m. Sunday School meets at 11 a.m. Malcolm Mission Band to hold Achievement Day Wednesday at 8 p.m. Everyone invited.
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J. S. Watson
Lord's Day Alliance
Malcolm Mission
Daly Rural Council Minutes June meeting at Rivers
Regular Daly Rural Council meeting held in Rivers on June 2 with full attendance. Topics include correspondence on John Thomson and others, road condition complaints, hospital notice, Salvation Army grant of 1000, hay and pasture privileges, and approval of the Official Receiver's report. Finance recommends paying all balances. council adjourned to July 7.
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Daly
Rivers
Farmers Creditors Arrangement Board
John Thomson
John McGregor Veitch
William McGregor Veitch
Miss E. Stephens
N.E
Rivers Board of Trade
Brandon General Hospital
W. Graham Jr
Salvation Army
Rivers Players in Provincial Festival
The Rivers Players staged The Drums of Dude in Winnipeg on Friday as their provincial festival entry. Although they did not win honors, the troupe enjoyed the city engagement. They also performed in Lenore on Tuesday as part of the Chautauqua program.
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Rivers
Winnipeg
Lenore
Pioneer Wom. Smith Dies at Oak River Home at 82
Ten years ago in the Gazette this week the Oak River district mourns the loss of Wom. Smith pioneer aged 82 who died at his home. The piece notes other local items including Russell Madden injured in a plowing accident and the Golf Club about to open its new clubhouse with Manitoba Amateur Champion Jack Cuthbert expected to attend. Roseville Church moves to a new foundation under supervision of H. J. Chapman. A marriage listed: Miss Phyllis Robins weds Foster Baily with Rev. S. L. Nash officiating.
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Wom. Smith
Oak River District
Provincial CCF Convention Set for Brandon on June 27
The Provincial Convention of the CCF clubs of Manitoba will be held at Brandon on Saturday, June 27. Delegates from local chapters are expected to attend and discuss party strategy and regional issues.
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C.C.F. Clubs
Manitoba
Brandon
Soil drift menaces plains. call for soil shelter
Our Exchanges Travellers report many summer fallow fields partly destroyed by soil drifting. Crystal City Courier quotes George F Thompson urging Minnedosa council to raise peddler's license fee from 500 per month as part of Minutes of Council in Minnedosa Tribune.
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Great Central Plains
North America
Sahara
Crystal City
George F Thompson
Minnedosa
Brandon Fair to Present Mammoth Show
Plans for Manito ba Provincial Exhibition 1936 near completion with an outdoor summer program featuring new exhibits and an expanded midway. Directors launch a half price advance ticket campaign for June 29 to July 3 offering five new cars as prizes and enabling ticket holders to win without attending the Fair. Royal American Shows will return with 1200 performers to set up the Mammoth Midway July 25 to July 3.
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Manitoba
Brandon
Jtone
Coronation Proclaimed for King Edward VIII on May 12 1937
The proclamation announces the coronation date for King Edward VIII as May 12 1937. The ceremony inherits ancient forms and ceremonies.
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Edward VIII
Rivers Consolidated School District 1484 Receipts and Expenditures
Statement for year ending December 31 1935 shows receipts total assets four and related audit notes chaired by T Bowman with K G Sinclair as secretary treasurer and auditor RJ Oliver as municipal auditor. financial details recorded.
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Jack Cuthbert
Roseville Church
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Foster Baily
Rev. S. L. Nash
Brandon Fair
Mammoth
Wagar Hall
Sir Guy Standing
Annapolis
Paramount News
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Frances Langford
John Roles
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Rose of
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