The Apostle John and the Transformation of Character
Sunday School lesson reflects on John the Apostle once called the Son of Thunder. It notes his growth into the beloved disciple and the Christian ideal that character is a living, transforming process guided by Jesus.
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Zoe Gee
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Balom
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Jtou
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Ephesus
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Binsearth Agricultural Show News Notes
Miss Collier of the telephors staff spent the weekend in Minnedosa. Mr. Wm Matheson visited his mother at Shoal Lake. Mrs Hutchenson stayed with Mrs M Ross returning home Saturday. Rice and Crichton won prize money at the Yorkton Fair and try Russell. Pete Dupont left on Monday for the
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Binsearth
Russell Fair Prize Hope Highlighted In Event
Russell Fair features a bid for a major prize as contestants and visitors gather. Miss Alice Floord visits her Winnipeg-based teacher while several locals like J. D. McPahlane and Mr. A. A. Smith with family plan trips east and to Ontario.
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Russell Fair
Alice Floord
Winnipeg
J. D. McPahlane
Ontario
W. Honey
Annie Arbuckle
J. Gow
A. A. Smith
Armstrong
G. Drew
The
Royal Pank
Kelloo
Angustville tournament yields first money for local team
BE. R. Johnson of the Union Bank travels for a holiday. The local ball team won the Angus ville tournament taking first prize. Calder finished second with Landsatrew and Dropmore tied for third. A Roblin friendly game lacked bats, Roblin scoring four runs in seven innings. Crops are strong but heavy rain slows progress. good yields if no rust or hail.
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Union Bank
Angusville
MacNutt
Calder
Landsatrew
Dropmore
Eva Haight
Regina
A. G. Reed
Roblin
Rolin
McNutt
Inglis
Russell
McLaren
Hari
Robiis
Dropmere
Altho
Hime Boys
Mokolsky
W. Page
W Dev'dson
W. Pace
W. Davidson
M. Berrington
Ladies Aid
Inglis Ladies Aid
Weather Affects Fair Exhibits And Horses
Heavy rain and wind toppled the government demonstration causing damage to exhibits at a large cattle and horse show. Notable breeders included Free Rice Crichton Binsecarth McCrindle Foxwarren West Strong and others. A Red Cross Children’s Clinic feature drew praise. A horse racing incident near Ripples ended with T McDonald praised for control. Propmore and Russell football ended in a 2 2 tie. Rain deterred visitors reducing attendance.
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Free Rice
Crichton
Binsecarth
McCrindle
Foxwarren
West Strong
Rossburn Black
Oakburn
J. T. Storey
Grandview
Thickett Bros
F. M. Lee & Sons
Marchwell
Robinson
Millwood
Wm. Matheson
Red Cross
Chester Neals
T. McDonald
Rossburn
Propmore
Russell
Carmine Fron
Card of Thanks from Slack Family for Support
Mr and Mrs Joseph Slack and family express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for the deeds and sympathy shown during their recent bereavement.
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Joseph Slack
Russell Fair Highlights And Local Notes
Russell news covers fair days with parade participants such as Mr. John McIntosh and R. W. Patterson and reports on Hubert Slack and Miss Enid Slack with tributes. It notes a large turnout, a 6 2 final hockey result, and a rain interrupted program including pony races and yard sales at The Banner Bookstore.
Church Service in School House Sunday Afternoon
A church service will be held in the schoolhouse on Sunday at 3 p.m. The event invites community members to attend and worship together in a familiar local setting.
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Dropmore
Services Held Each Sunday at School House at 7.20 PM
The notice announces weekly church services every Sunday at 7.20 p.m. in the School house and invites all to attend.
Anglican Garden Party at Mrs. E Elliott Grounds
Anglican Church members host a garden party on the east Lake Beautiful grounds with 25¢ admission, 10¢ for children under 14. A lunch ticket is required. The event, Thursday August 2 from 2 20 p m, offers golf tennis boating bathing children's races ice cream and more. Services at St Cuthbert's: children's service 10 26 a m morning prayer 11 a m.
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E. Elliott
Lake Beautiful
St. Cuthbert’s
Inglis Hosts First Annual Sports Day In New Town
The Inglis community held its first annual sports day on July 5 amid threatening skies drawing about 1000 spectators. Four football teams and four baseball squads competed at the new grounds west of town with entries limited by a July 4 deadline. three late entries, including the Pussell team, were rejected.
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Christ Church
Russell Cemetery
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Russell
Russell Hockey Club
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Thebcked Lodge
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Sons of England
English Church
Russell Baseball Club
Russell Telephone
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Girls Guild of Christ Church Gates
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Buxton
Derbyshire
Crystal Rebekah Lodge
Arellian
A S. Partington
F. H Davenport
Hazel Madill
Ruby Setter
R. C. Clee
W. Clee
C. W. McIntyre
R. Clee
FP. W. Cookman
George Ledingham
Russell Lodge 1
Inglis
Manitoba
Pussell
Angusville and
Roblin
What is an Indian worth in a white man’s justice
A Mississauga Indian group demands redress after a Lake Chemong pow wow exposure of alleged whites assaulting a tribe member. They cite a $20 fine and costs decided by Lindsay magistrate, arguing justice undervalues Native suffering and costs $200 to drink. They plan Ottawa hearings with Justice and Interior ministers to resolve the case.
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Missisauga
Lake Chemong
Lindsay
Ottawa
Justice
Interior
Ater
Warning to Investors From Neepawa Board of Trade
The Neepawa and District Board of Trade warns prospective investors to consult a local banker or reputable bond house before buying stocks bonds or other investment circulars from traveling salesmen. This advisory highlights evaluating probable success with professional financial guidance.
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Neepawa Board of Trade
Neepawa and District Board of Trade
Smooth customers fleece Neepawa merchants in Saturday scam
Neepawa merchants were targeted Saturday evening by a group using small purchases and $20 bills to distract clerks. About $15 vanished as investigators followed suspects with varying hats and a silk shirt. A pursuing constable failed to make an arrest.
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Neepawa
Neepawa Press
Manitoba Liquor Commission picks delayed by moderation bill
Manitoba's government faces a flood of over 69 applications for three liquor commission seats. The Moderation bill, unlikely to take effect before August, delays appointments until enacted. Final voting on the Moderation Bill shows 10 4%4 a7 4244 against.
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Manitobas
Liquor Commission
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