Women debating neutral Canada in wartime era
The Women s lav future In the Vet s Hat on Setaré sy March Sod very debate on whether Canada should stay neutral if Europe and Britain go to war. Donald Astbury and Robert Hill spoke for the affirmative while Elmer Wilson and Hedrick Peddie argued against. Judges and timekeeper officiated as Hill opened with antiwar points and Wilson urged Canada to rely on Britain and join Empire defense. The meeting included talks on European conflict, an address by Mrs L C Boulton, and closing remarks by debaters. A special Mother s Day meeting followed with notices of officers and upcoming events.
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Setarésy
Mar
Europe
Britain
Canada
Messrs
Donald Astbury
Robert Hill
Mise Elmer Wilson
Hedrick Pediic
CC. Qoham
RO. Matthews
HB. Wallace
J. McIntyre
Bob Hill
Ho J
League of Nations
Elmer Wilson
Great Brittain
League
Ronnie Astbury
Keners
Glen
Alco
Heddie Peddie
Hedilie
Ronnie
L. C. Boulton
Europ
The
WAL
DE Borlton
Kippan
Molly Mather
D.R. McDougald
God Save the King
Quiet wedding at Bincarth Manse
A quiet wedding occurred at the Manse in Bincarth on Saturday April 2 at 9 p.m. Miss Jillian Madeline Major of Boyle district wed Mr Henry Mailey of Gainsborough Sask. Rev Dyker officiated with Miss Victoria Martin and Mr Ernest Rice as attendants. The bride wore pebble crepe delph blue. The couple will reside in Boyle district as many friends wish them lasting happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binscarth
Bincarth
Jillian Madeline Major
Boyle District
Henry Mailey
Gainsborough
Sask
Dyker
Victer Martin
Ernest Rice
Mantey
Boyle
Russell Agricultural Society forms Young Men's Section
About 6 to 49 young men in the district organized a Young Men's Section of the Russell Agricultural Society last Saturday. Officers and a constitution were adopted, with summer plans and greetings from President Jas Rea and Sec. H.R. Barry. An extension service short course next winter was accepted, stock judging contests planned, and an affiliate link with Silverton Junior Seed Growers Club discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliews
Hedrick Peddie
Jim Speer
Russell Agriculures Society
Rusnell Agricultural Society
Jas Rea
Sec'y
H.R. Barry
Russell
Dauphin
Brandon
Section
Agricultural Society
Silverton
Critis
Wee
Akticultural Society
Angusville Events Highlight May Day Church Festival
Angusville plans a Saturday May 9 church event with a daytime tea. A Manitoba festival in Binscarth draws entries from Angusville for solos and choruses. Mother's Day Sunday School classes prepared a special program. Mr. Kennedy’s chimney fire was extinguished by neighbors before damage. Mr. Walter Dufrat visited the village. Road to Rossburn remains in good condition per J Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Anderson
Arthur Anderson
United Church At
Buffalo
Alberta
Silverton School
Binscarth
Up.w
Angusville
Donoghue
Roblin
Cochrane
Hazel
Herb Cochrane
Coulter
Ray Cochrane
Winniper
U.P.W
Pont Torget
Rossburn
J. Strong
Jas. Kennedy
Kennedy
Hano
Walter Dufrat
Elphinstone
Mother's Day Service and Local Notices at Harrowby
The Knox Church announces a Mother's Day program at 11 am during the morning worship. Pupils from Sunday School will present the program. Levi Keaman, longtime Canadien Consolidated elevator agent, left for Yorkton. Beaman actively participated in community life and will be missed by friends. Geo. Dilts will work on the Bear Creek railway project. J. Olaffson spent the winter with C. Crouk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Church
B. Wallace
Levi Keaman
Canadien Consolidatedlevator
Yorkton
Beaman
Harrowby
Geo. Dilts
Bear Creek Man
J. Olaffson
C. Crouk
Summer Home Visit Near Harrowby by Boat
Mr. Bédie Lewis of Dropmore came down the river by boat to Harrowby on Friday as plans for Reykeviex’s summer residence are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reykeviex
Mam
Bédie Lewis
Dropmore
Harrowby
Looking Backwards May 3 1908 in Bann er issue
The Banner issue from May 3 1908 shows many town business changes with over 50 ads and cards, only Smelile Bros Ltd and A Astbury still active. It notes banks J F Fielde and W F Graham later becoming Bank of Montreal and Royal Bank, and local football and baseball teams. Registration clerks are listed for a provincial election, plus a four mill town levy and seeding progress. References to local stores, forest trials, and a building now Clement's Garage are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smelile Bros.Ltd
A. Astbury
Doig
Ledingham
Boulton
Langford
Shellmouth
E. C. de Balinhard
Russell
Richard Keating
Sliver Creek
RB. Johnston
Binscarta
Thos. Peden
Rossburn
H.R. Ross
Renchvale
Plowman
Atkinson
Jess
P McIntyre Paresh
Duns
Clement
Community notices at Shellmouth and local events
The WA wins no monthly gathering today at Mrs D Stewart's home. Community Club plans a hall meeting Friday May 8 at 8 p.m. Thirty cast members involved. Church Club met April 28 at Mrs M Langford’s home with papers on Painters and Painting and a contest. Season meetings closed as attendance and interest were strong. Mrs D Stewart of Silverton visited, and Mr and Mrs C Millar toured the district. Isabel Langford competed in pianoforte and Noreen Melnnis in solo at Binscarth festival. Langford studies with Mrs Elliot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. ©. Stewart
Church Club
D. Stewart
Silverton
R. Young
C. Millar
Isabel Langford
Binscarth
Noreen Melnnis
Fireman's Ball charms as community gala memory
A local Fireman's Ball drew about 250 attendees who enjoyed a bright red uniformed parade of firemen, a supportive band, violin solos by Lev Reeman, songs by Wally Mather, and entertaining emcee Harold Thompson. The event closed with a lively dance and promises another May performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sparrow
Wes
Charlie Lamb
Foxwarren
Lev Reeman
Harrowby
Ry Matheson
Millwood
Wally Mather
Harold Thompson
May
Highlights of Fiscal Year Review by Finance Minister Dunning
The fiscal year ended March 31, 1936, was presented by Finance Minister Dunning. Total deficits reached 162,191,9 dollars, compared with 116,134,000 the prior year. Revenues were 372,100,000, up 10,229,000 from last year. total expenditures were 524,291,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Frday
Pinance
Dunning
Canada sees trade boom and lower interest rates
General decline in interest rates and higher security quotations accompany Canada’s trade surge. Last year total trade rose 113 percent against a 24-country average of 4.1 percent, with exports surpassing imports by 21 million dollars and a total surplus near 445 million including non-gold tourism. Proposals include trade talks with several nations and Ottawa conference negotiations with the United Kingdom. provincial loans total 11.6 million with future loans to follow under a new loan council plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United Kingdom
Ottawa
Musical Festival Closes After Lively Binsearth Event
The Binsearth festival chaired by Mr. Bond drew strong crowds with about 40 percent more entries. Winners and high scorers performed Tuesday night, including Kathleen Wallace and Elsie Pelkett in vocal and instrumental numbers, a school chorus, and several soloists from Solsgirth, Binscarth, and surrounding districts. Adjudicator Mr. Ronald Gibson praised the talent. Brandon Festival invitations were extended, and the event ended with God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feeee Etre Sae
Binsearth
Bond
Lncreesfa
Kathleen Wallace
Huserl
Rombars
Vella
Russell
Z. W. Shaw
Mom Wyse Cod Slike
Foxwarr
Say Agi Eel
Tole
Atalereetil
Solsgirth Schoo
Henry Dimmery
Russ Sllebar
Ie Reker Mecenter
Stock Highfield
Indien School
Ef Birtle
Mica Marjorie Dyker
Binscarth
F Hagh Plalay
Wessell Lense
D. R. McDougald
Stance Lamont
Highfield
Wran
McAuley
Mae Blackwell Bittle
Misa Matherle Highfie
Foswarren
Rev. W. P. Smetheren
Bheilmouth
Bertous
Mise Molly Mather
Russel
Raseell
Misses Highfield
Beversi Otherwisners
Ronald Gibson
Haney
Mmosi
Brandon
God
Wolverine School March April Report and Local Notes
The Wolverine district reports grade by grade marks with several absences and names such as Alfred Betke Gereld Gilmour Leslie Wishart Joan Bryer Lionel Hofer Joyce Schwalm Grace Eddy Betke Earl Wishart and Adalene Gilmour. An incident mentions Mr Doucette Rawleigh dealer breaking a gear and repairing with Henry Layh after a day and a half. Miss Alice Phipps of Marchwell left for Windsor Ontario. Calvert resumes rounds with the cream truck visiting Wolverine twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Henry Layh
Russell
Jackie
Alice Phipps
Marchwell
Windsor
Ontario
Calvert
Wolverine
Christ Church May Services Share Sunday Schedule
Sunday May 10 offers Sunday School at noon and Evensong with a sermon The Rock of Axes at 3 pm. Shellmouth Spm and Endcliffe Services move to Craigie school starting Sunday May 17 with morning and afternoon gatherings listed.
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Christ Church
Rock of Axes
Shellmouth Spm
Endcliffe
Craigie School
Unity Church Service Set For May 10 at McRostie's Hall
Rev. R. E. Parlee, pastor, announces regular service at 2 30 p m Sunday May 10 in McRostie's Hall Rev. A H Stiller recently returned from Texas will be the speaker at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Church OF Pentecost
R. E. Parlee
McRostie’s Hall
A. H. Stiller
Texas
Local News Highlights May 10 Mother's Day and Community Projects
Community notes from Russell Glen McDougald's pharmacy studies to Elks Anniversary Dance on May 18 highlight a Busy town schedule. Shopping day promotions, hotel renovations, new community hall plans, road repairs, and local staffing changes at Clement's gargs, Grand Central Hotel, and major civic events are reported alongside provincial crops funding and blue pigment production data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Park
Yorkton
E. McMurray
Herb Wishart
Headingly Foal
Russel
Glen McDougald
Victor Johnson
Rodney Clement
Binscarth
Clement
Vets
Bredenbury
T. Gilbert
Grand Central Hotel
Rossburn
Manitoba
Dominion
West
Chittick
Angusville
Man
Evelyn ‘Essie
Howard M. Avery
Winnipeg
Pranklaverr
Awstin
Commission
Te Elks
Veta
Achievement Day at Knox United Church featuring Junior G
At Knox United Church Friday afternoon a Junior group event drew good attendance with five groups totaling 41 members displaying 226 articles. Led by Mrs. Brims and other organizers, the program impressed Extension Service staff and included a well received closing with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox United Church
D. Brims
J McIntyre
C. Cameron
T. Lamb
Brownlee
Foster
G. Smeliie
G. Robertson
M. Jackson
L. Leifer
Stewart
Extension Service
J. A. Peterson
D. E. Boulton
Mining push and blue history feature in odd miscellany
A crumpled clipping blends a mining outlook praising Crerar and Canada’s future with a wandering essay on mining’s economic impact, followed by a scattered blue history snippet. The piece cites Northern Ontario, Great Slave Lake, and railway revenue as examples, then veers to traits of blue in British history and a brief note on Haile Selassie’s exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TA. Crerar
Dominion
Canada
Crerar
Wouthers
Crerans
Ontario
Mallinger
Department of Interior
Uaa
Great Slave Lake
West Gary
Labrador
Jean
Tellet
Scenes Hs
Casean
Camacas
Winnipes
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C.F.W.M
Earl Keating
Toveday
D.C. Stewart
Mrs. Young
Quebec
Tarif Board
Netherlands
Great Britain
Department of Agriculture
Dominion Government
Nelson
Royal Horse Guards
Earl
Oxford
Oxford Blues
Knights of the Garter
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