Vista Residents Gather For Picnics And Visits
Willis Stitt and sisters return to Winnipeg after holidays at Banff and Cranbrook with family. Many neighbors visit relatives in Portage, Brandon, Shoal Lake, Rossburn, and Winnipeg. A Vista Community Picnic is planned for July 12 at J Lillis pasture and church services resume at Vista United Church.
Yarns of the Lake and the Lure of Lies
A summer night in a smoky low ceiling room centers on Roy and Ken bragging of a monster fish catch. The tale grows wilder with each puff of tobacco and drink as the storytellers weave improbable weights and gear, ending with a toast to the spinners of tall yarns.
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Roy
Ken
Rossburn Fair Day Promises Big Annual Exhibition
The forty third Rossburn Agricultural Society exhibition tops the year with larger horse and poultry showcases after cattle sheep and swine displays were cancelled. Neepawa Band and The Kansas Farmer provide entertainment, four invited baseball teams contest $200 in prizes, and total race prizes reach $400. Meetings and entries close with notices from secretary O Hodge and R Carson.
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Rossburn
O. Hodge
Neepawa Band
Kansas Farmer
Canada
Toronto
Brandon
Strathclair
Shoal Lake
Foxwarren
R. Carson
E. J. Casey
Swanson Lindsay Wedding Solemnized At Lindsay Home
Ramona Lindsay wed Clayte Chas. Swanson of Treherne in a June 30 ceremony at the Lindsay home officiated by Rev. J. Ray Anderson. The bride wore nylon white and a three quarter veil, with an orchid. bridesmaid Sheila Lindsay wore dusty rose. Attendants included James Swanson and a large list of out of town guests from Rose Valley Winnipeg Cartwright and Reston. The couple planned a southern honeymoon after a large reception.
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J. A. Lindsay
Ramona
Clayte Chas. Swanson
Treherne
Charles Swanson
Rose Valley
Sask
J. Ray Anderson
Binscarth
Sheila Lindsay
Winnipeg
James Swanson
Chas. Swanson
James
Wm. Reid
A. W. Murat
Aylmer, Ont
Sheila
Eleanor Lindsay
W. J. Smith
Jessie Staniland
Robt. Lindsay
Marie
Cartwright
Blair Lindsay
Ricky
Reston
An Even Chance For Survival At Dundurn Army Camp
An article describes summer training at Dundurn Army Camp in Saskatchewan where Reserve Forces drill, discipline, and readiness are stressed. It notes staffing shortages limit large scale operations, urges more volunteers and employer support, and warns that timely training improves survival chances in future homeland defense.
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Dundurn
Saskatchewan
Prairie Command
Western Canada
Canada
Rocky Mountain Diesels Begin Canada Rockies Diesel Era
Canadian Pacific Railway introduces the first diesel engines in the Rockies replacing steam locomotives. Two of 48 new units are shown near Lake Louise as passenger trains operate between Revelstoke and Calgary. The five year plan will dieselize both passenger and freight runs with 18 more engines arriving before fall.
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Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Rocky Mountains
C.P.R
Rockies
Berta Foothills
Revelstoke
B.C
Calgary
Alta
Lake Louise
William Mitchell Admitted After Farm Bull Incident
William Mitchell was admitted to Rossburn Hospital on Tuesday evening after being crushed by a bull on his farm. Details are unavailable at press time but reports indicate he is not seriously injured.
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Wm. Mitchell
Rossburn Hospital
Bill
Indian Sports Week Highlights July Events
The annual Indian Sports is held this week on July 9 and 10 featuring Horse Races Foot Races Platform Attractions including Jigs and Singing Contests. No admission charge and everybody is welcome.
Directors Meeting of Rossburn Agricultural Society
A meeting of the Directors and Executive of the Rossburn Agricultural Society will be held in the Clubroom on Friday July 11 at 8 30 p m. Important business.
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The
Rossburn Agricultural Society
Low Rail Fares To Saskatoon Exhibition
Low rail fares announced for the Saskatoon Industrial Exhibition July 21 to 26 by R H Powers. Single fare and half round trip on sale July 19 to 25 from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta stations. Return by July 28 or first available train if July 28 service is cut.
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Saskatoon Industrial Exhibition
R. H. Powers
Canadian Passenger Association
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Saskatoon
In Memoriam Wm Young 1937 Obituary Note
In loving memory of Wm Young who died July 7 1937. Your life was bright your years the best. You were called from this world of sorrow to a home of eternal rest. Ever remembered by daughter Lillian Johnson and grandchildren Bill and Iris.
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Willis Stitt
Ella
Doug Leckie
Donna Faye Williams
Elaine Dunn
Selsgirth
Donald Hamilton
Mrs
M. D. Hamilton
Wm. Stitt
Willis and
Reita
Banff
Alex Brown
Cranbrook, B.C
Mr. P. Zemliak
Mr. Tutkaluk
Vancouver
Albert Chesney
Son
Tommy
Portage
Mrs. L. Smith
Mrs. C. Williams
Joyce Sitko
Chicago
Katherine Armstrong
Rod McAuley
Angus
L. Hamilton
Miss E. Breakey
Mrs. H. Armstrong
Keith Cumming
Vera Hamilton
Mrs. O. MacDonald
Beverley Baker
Mrs. D. Baker
Percy Chegwin
Charlie Miller
Jackie McKinnon of
Les. Hamilton
Mrs. Campbell
W. J. Hamilton
Neepawa
Gib Chesney
Allan Smith
Kirkella
Jack Halliday of
Shilo
Jas. Lillie
Larry Waytowich
C. Williams
Art Chesney
Mrs. F. Baker
Dick Baker
Messrs
Gerald and
Elgin Brown
Brandon Fair
Vista United Church
Rev. Anderson of
Mrs. T. Martin of
Glenella
Halliday
Cruth Benders
By E. H. H
Southern Points
By Ron Tuckwell
Rocky Mountain Diesels
William Mitchell
Directors
Saskatoon Exhibition
Memoriam