Bethel Church groups review 1957 activities and plans
The Bethel Church notes a year with 49 Sunday services, 5 Lenten midweeks, 7 Good Friday speakers, 2 funerals, 6 baptisms, 2 marriages, and 14 youths confirmed. Leaders include Rev Johnson, Mrs Anna Hall, and others. a Norwegian constitution translation project by Rev Johnson and Theo Lee progresses toward adoption in 1958. Members attended regional conferences and Bible camps.
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Johnson
Theo Lee
Fargo
W.M.F
Rugby
Bisbee
N. Dakota
Luther League
Seattle
Great Plains
Lake Menigoski
Covenant Heights
Clear Lake
Rev. Johnson
Amalgamation Debate Shapes Farm Union Plans
Discussion centers on possible amalgamation with the CFA and the impact on MFU and MFAC appointees. Members question electing a president from the floor versus the provincial board, and criticize a 24 member board as costly with a $1000 meeting cost. The MFAC and MFU structures give co operatives multiple votes while non coop farmers hold one.
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Gamey
CFA
MFU
MFAC
MFA
Manitoba Bisons name Erickson as first year goalie
Erickson joins Manitoba Bisons as a rookie netminder sharing duties with Don Craig and Max Brown as the university resumes inter collegiate hockey after a decade. The Bisons opened with a 7 6 win over Brandon College Caps and plan to face Brand four more times before hosting Saskatchewan in February and traveling to Alberta in March. Mrs A C Gusdal and family visited Holmfield for the weekend.
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Erickson
David Lee
University of Manitoba
Don Craig
United College
Max Brown
Faculty of Arts
Manitoba
Ross Fargey
Barons
Ron Latourelle
Monarch
Blue Bomber
Winnipeg Free Press
David
Erickson Juveniles
Rolling River Boys
Bisons
Brandon College “Caps
Wheat City
Brandon
Brand
University of Saskatchewan
Saskation
Edmonton
Alberta Golden Bears
A. C. Gusdal
Holmfield
Farm Squibs and Shows From The District
A busy week reports four speakers and about 300 attendees at district short course meetings with active discussion. The Fat Stock Show at Basswood plans an April 1957 event to aid calf clubs and fat-stock sales. Seed testing shows frozen grain has lower germination. unfrozen wheat 88 percent, barley similar, oats 51 percent. Free seed testing offered by Lime Elevators service. home testing also feasible with recommended mercury seed treatments. The piece ends with a prompt for reader input on Manitoba’s four percent question.
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Basswood
Calf Club
Plant Products
Rossburn Clinches Playdown Spot With late rally
Rossburn secured a place in the North Central League four team playoff after a dramatic stretch drive. After a poor start January 19 the team regrouped and earned two wins two ties and a default win over ten nights. Support at games is urged to back the spirited club.
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Rossburn
Noles School Hailes Fire Drill and Campus News
On Friday January 11 a fire drill cleared the school in 43 seconds. The Department of Education requires at least ten drills yearly. Some twenty inmates wear school rings arrived recently while crests arrived Monday. Young Love named Collegiates favorite song this week. Curling draws on Saturday proceed with over half the round robin played. Students vent tough luck on a punching bag still resisting future Patterson’s blows. A dance is set for February 1 with the Langenburg Merry Makers attending.
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Department of Education
Patterson’s
Langenburg Merry Makers
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Boy’s Mission Band
Manitoba Bisons
W. I. R. Johnson
Valentines
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Rackham News
Rackham
N. Boyd
Osborne St. North
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