Clarke Coming to Hamiota for Lecture by Rev. J. W. Clarke
The noted Knox Church minister from Winnipeg will visit Hamiota on Wednesday March 20 to deliver A Scot Looks At The Scotch. The lecture, previously heard by 1300 in Regina, will cost 25 cents for admission with a 75 cent Chautauqua value, and seating is limited to about 350. A brief musical program will accompany the talk.
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J. W. Clarke
Knox Church
Winnipeg
Hamiota
Clarke
Regina
Chautauqua
United Church
Coming Revival Sermon At Hamiota United Church
Hamiota United Church hosts a Sunday program on March 10 1935 with a morning service titled The Coming Revival Its Nature and an evening talk on Emmanuel Kant and the categorical imperative in light of today The day also features a Sunday School at 12 10 pm and an address sequence including a look at Roosevelt’s letter to his son and Ralph Connor’s Canada Golden Age with two speaker addresses and audience questions.
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Emmanuel Kant
Roosevelt
Ralph Connor
Canada
Peace Sunday Sermon at Christ Church on Facing the Future
The Church of England marks Peace Sunday with services led by Rev. A E Smith B A at Christ Church Angl. First Sunday in Lent 11 30 a m includes Sunday School and Evensong. The sermon asks What will your Christian faith expect of you in the event of another war.
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Church of England
Bonspiel winners and local visits noted in Brandon events
Mr. Hubert Barns of Winnipeg visited Mr Henry Lint last week while Lou Cochrane attends the Ford Motor School in Brandon. The local bonspiel closed with prize winners in several rinks, Isabella teams and Consolation matches. The Isabella Midget Hockey team visited Decker and lost by one point. Melville Russell refereed.
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Hubert Barns
Winnipeg
Henry Lint
Lou Cochrane
Ford Motor School
Brandon
Jim Gammack
FL W Decker
K. Anderson
E Finkbeiner
Isabella
A. Clark
Leabella
A. Finkbeiner
E. Finkbeiner
Anderson
Jo Merrick
H Cook
H Stewart
Helen Quinton
W Jamieson
A H Gill
Decker
Melville Russell
Scotia Horne Club Holds Annual Meeting at Pope
The Scotia Horne Club met in the Pope hall for its annual gathering. Prizes were set for the Colt Show on March 30 with cash prizes feed fuel and merchandise. Cran dall bonspiel saw several entrants but no prizes for most, while Oakner ladies' bonspiel awarded prizes to participants and Mrs. Allens rink narrowly missed the Grand Challenge.
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Scotia Horne Club
Pope
Crandall
Oakner
Notice to contact me after Hamiota rink opening dance
A public notice from A Smith of Main Street Oakner Man Hamiota asks an 80 year old party to contact him by phone or letter regarding an alleged incident at the Hamiota rink opening dance. It warns of repeating behavior and urges friends attending to inform the party or translate the notice.
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Hamicta
Hamiota Rink
Orfer
Smith
Main Street
Oakner, Man
Hulless oat notes at Brindon Farm yield trials
Experimental Farm Notes report hulless Laurel oats as best for Manitoba conditions. Over eleven years, Laurel averaged 54 to 58 bushels per acre versus Banner 55 to 77 adjusted yields. Laurel matures earlier, has stiffer straw, but poorer weed control and seed-cleaning challenges. smut susceptibility and seed treatment guidance are noted. Uses include mash for young chicks calf meals and pig feed.
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Manitoba
Brindon
Crandall Church Schedule With Minister H H Kippen
Crandall United Church led by Rev H H Kippen with worship at 11 a m Sunday School at 12 10 p m and a 7 30 p m worship. Palmerston hosts Sunday School at 2 p m and worship at 3 p m.
Oakner United Charge Service Schedule
Rev. J. Dunnett leads Oakner United Charge with Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 1 15 p.m. Sunday School at 12 p m and 2 15 p.m. CHUMAH Sunday School at 2 p.m. Service follows at 3 15 p.m.
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Oakner United Charge
Winter Fair Seed Grain Prize Draw at Brandon
Buy admission to the 1935 Winter Fair at Brandon for a chance to win seed grain prizes. One admission grants one chance, a strip of four costs 100 dollars with four chances. Prizes include 50 bushels registered seed wheat or other seed grains from several donors. Drawings occur each evening from Monday to Friday with fifty tickets eventually winning prizes. Tickets sold in Brandon and nearby towns or by mail to the Winter Fair Offices. Dates March 18 to 22.
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Brandon
North West Grain Dealers Association
A.C
Canada Malting Co. Ltd
A. E. McKenzie Co Ltd
Atrip
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