Birthday party postponed owing to severe colds
Owing to severe colds in the district the W I Birthday Party arranged for last Saturday evening has been postponed to a later date. Honoring the memory of King George V a special service was held at the school on Monday and the school observed Tuesday. The Bridge Club were guests of Mrs. Merrick on Wednesday evening, with prize winners Mrs Doris Lints Mrs Marjorie Olack Mr W Camberland and Mr R Gregory.
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W.I
King George V
Bridge Club
Banquet Honours Scotch Bard Robert Barnes At Rivers
Rev and Mrs Donnett attend a banquet at Rivers last Friday in honor of Robert Barnes. Church meetings at Scotia United Church report steady support and improving finances with officers elected for Sunday School and choir duties. Minutes show encouraging financial reports and renewed commitment to church activities.
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Mrs. Donnett
Rivers
Robert
Scotia United Church
J. Donnett
W.A
Few
Jas Anderson
Miss Anderson
Mary Mackay
Strachan
Allan
W. Colbeck
Anderson
Mackay
Thos Jarrett
J. O Park
W. B. Strachan
A.M Mackay
Ed Jarrett
W. Qooibeck
Mrs. Allen
Isabel Allen
Mrs Strachan
Gilmour
A. D., Smith
Ruby Colbeck
Jarrett
G. Anderson
Mrs. Dunnett
A. Gilmour
Jas
A Simple Style of Green House At Beaverlodge
From a trench silo adapted for early plant growth a four section greenhouse operates since 1933 at the Beaverlodge Experimental Sub Station in Peace River District. It produces early transplants and supports summer indoor pot culture. The design uses brick and frame additions with a north south gable, preventive drainage, 2x4 framing, gas-barrel stoves, and double diamond glass panes for durability.
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J. B Early
Peace River
Alberta
Beaverlodge
Best Birds in the Flock Explain Breeding Practices
Experimental Farm Notes advise selecting top females and males for breeding. Use small pens of about twelve hens and one sire to improve fertility and identify offspring easily. Plan in January to February for batching and gather eggs promptly, keeping them near 50 degrees before setting.
Tenders for Vans and Caretaker for Oakner School
Sealed tenders are invited by A Smith secretary treasurer for conveyance of children on Routes 1 through 8 with cars available when possible. Duties start March 1 1936 and bids close February 15 1936 at noon. Also sought for Oakner School caretaker.
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Oakner
Co-Operate! Wholesale profits rise with local support
Attendance at the Winnipeg board and shareholders meetings was strong as the Wholesale reports rising sales and profits for 1935. Total sales grew from 228000 in 1933 to 320000 in 1935 while net profit rose from 4110.22 in 1934 to 8279.26 in 1935, driven by better buying and higher local participation. Directors named include W F Popple president and manager, W J Pollock vice president, and D J Wallace secretary.
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Hamiota
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WM. T. Andrew
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Treas
Pacific Coast
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Victoria
New Westminster
Seattle
Portland
California
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Fowers
A. G Racey
Montreal Daily Star
C. Semacsr
Somme
Garristors, Solicitors
Aiterneys
Canadian Bank of Commerce
W. J. Burgess
Haniota
Decker
Vans
Garetaker
Oakner No
A. Smith
Oakner Consolidated S.D. No
Damask
Manitoba
Pork & Beans
Libby
Business Education
Tor
Wircrapeg
Marto
She Dominion Business College
The
Hamiota Consumers’ Cooperative, Ltd
Winnipeg
W.F. Popple
Minto
W. J. Pollock
Brandon
D. J. Wallace
Cartwright
H. A. McIntosh
William Robson
Hartney
H. Wilkie
Grandview
J. J. Siemens
Altona
Board of Directors
Hamiota Consumers’ Co-Operative Ltd
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