Nuffield Scholar Fred Smith Tours Britain and Ireland
Fred Smith reports on his six month Nuffield Scholarship voyage through the British Isles and Ireland. He describes visits to Loughry Agriculture College and Ballymena area farms, meets with Department of Agriculture staff, observes Northern Ireland farming, and attends a dinner with Lord Nuffield at Nuffield Lodge in London. He notes weather, farm practices, and cultural impressions from Ireland to England.
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British Isles
MAC
Fred
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Greenmount Agriculture College
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Australia
Canada
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Rockies
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Samuel Wallace
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Northern Ireland
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London
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Free State
Ely
England
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Annan
Carlisle
Scotch Corner
Scotland
Nuffield Lodge
Lord Nuffield
Lord Nutfield
Oxford
Morris Cars
Morris
Archie
Downing Street
Buckminster Castle
Buckingham Palace
World-Famed Passion Play heads to Brandon arena
The Black Hills Passion Play starring Josef Meier as Christus travels to Wheat City Arena Brandon Manitoba for October 17 and 18 performances with student and adult matinees. The production highlights authentic costumes and a seven day portrayal of Christ's last days, endorsed by schools and clergy and drawing attention to its morale value in religious life.
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Josef Meier
Christus
Wheat City
Brandon
Manitoba
Hitler
Europe
Luenen
Westphalia
Meier
Passion Play
United States
Spearfish
South Dakota
Christis
Victoria Avenue
Lavenham News Roundup of Local Happenings and Remarks
Mr and Mrs Dalton Aikens and son Derek return from vacation with fine time Frank Henry begins work in Winnipeg and thoughts turn to an orchestra leader. Tom Leckie visits, greetings to Hugh McEachran of Gladstone. Duck hunting plans and cold weather note. George Blagden improving after illness. Bedford family visits Camp Shiro. Mrs Carman visits Winnipeg and the Medical Clinic. Mrs Ray McDonald released from Gimli hospital, now at Winnipeg Beach. J A Matheson and family motor trip to Powell River BC, stay with Mrs A Matheson in St Vital. Lousely family returning to Winnipeg for winter. they farm in Clairmont. Fowl Supper in United Church basement canceled due to rain. rescheduled Sept 30. Turkey shoot discussed. open market plea. Government subsidies criticized. call to clean up market glut.
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Dalton Aikens
Derek
Frank Henry
Winnipeg
Frank
Tom Leckie
Tom
Hugh McEachran
Gladstone
Tom Newton
George Blagden
Jos. Bedford
Camp
Shiro
Mr. Bedford
J. A. Matheson
Nice
Florence
Powell River
B.C
A. Matheson
St. Vital
Lously
Carruthers
Lousely
Clairmont
United Church
Pastor Fraser Leaves for Montreal Studies
In Rosehill Rosendale and Lavenham districts residents mourn the departure of Mr. Fraser, longtime pastor, after delivering his final sermon last Sunday. He returns to Montreal to pursue studies at McGill University, leaving behind a legacy as a capable organizer.
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Montreal
McGil University
Rosehill
Rossendale
Lavenham
Mr. Fraser
Message of good luck to pastor starting new duties
A brief note wishing good luck to a pastor and his congregations as he begins new endeavours. The passage conveys support and encouragement for the minister’s future work.
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Children’s Aid Society