Old Timers Reunion Celebrates 50 Years in Hamiota
The Sports Day and Old Timers Reunion, held on a favorable Thursday, drew about 150 attendees including the surviving council member A. D. McConnell. The event featured senior baseball with ten teams, a softball tournament, a hospital aid meal service, and a musical program. Coulterville and Mintota won the main baseball prizes, while Bradwardine and Chomah topped the softball standings. An old timers association was proposed to meet again, with several regional and distant guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Pavil
A. D. McQonnell
Reeve Pearson
SSI
Mayneee Burgese
Thos Wolstenholme
M.la
Hamiota
Allen Leslie
Chater
Man
Mark Eslerington
Carberry
Frank Simpson
George Kirk
Vancouver
RH Mooney
Virden
Hamiota Hospital Ladies’ Aid
Hamiota Vood
Hamiota Carling Club
Connell
Shoal Like
Minnedosa
Shoal Lake
Miniota
Rivers
Kenton
Pettapiece
Chamiah
Oakburn
Bradwardine
Chomah
Hamiota United Church Notice of Sunday Worship and Classes
Rev. T. D. Barnett will lead morning worship at 9 o clock and Rev. Geo. Lockhart will preach at 12 10 o clock. Sunday School and Bible Classes are scheduled with no evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Lockhart
Christ Church Service at Clear Lake Amid War Questions
Rev A E Smith B A in charge on the 10th Sunday After Trinity invites worshippers to Sunday School at 11 30 a m and Evensong and Service at 7 p m with a sermon for doubters addressing why war exists why suffering falls on the innocent and how God can be proven. The morning and evening services alternate between Anglican and United Church clergy holidaying at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Clear Lake
United Church
McConnell Calf Cink Opens With 35 Calves At McConnell
The show on Monday July open featured 35 fat calves with winners in Boys and Girls Calves led by Jack Wright and Florence Brown. Open class victors included Jim Killoh and Elmer McConnell. Champion owned by Jack Wright, reserve by Florence Brown, sold to T Eaton Co Winnipeg for seven and eight cents per pound. Rest shipped to Winnipeg for market. Notables present included J E Crawford, W Legget, G E Simmie, Hon D G McKenzie, with Judge Hacking praising quality and finish. Ladies Aid provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
Cink
Jack Wright
Florence Brown
Mary Brown
Georgina McConnell
Keith McConnell
Norman Brown
John Longmuir
Bruce Nichol
Dave Brown
Harria Johnston
Frances Thorne
Jim Killoh
Jack VanNorman
John Killoh
Elmer McConnell
C C
W. Legget
Birtle
G. E
Simmie
Solsgirth
W. B Davies
Winnipeg
D. G. McKenzie
Agriculture
Ring Side
Judge Hacking
Miss Jessie Venables Honored At Bridal Shower
In honor of bride elect Miss Jessie Venables, Mrs J J McConnell hosted a Friday evening shower. Pink and white streamers and wedding bells filled the room while summer flowers graced the center tea wagon gifts drawn in by Peggy Moore and Riley Burgess. Attendants included Mrs A C Little Gertie Violet McConnell and Marjorie Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Venables
J.J. McConnell
Peggy Moore
Riley Burgess
A. C. Little
Gertie
Violet McConnell
Marjorie Fraser
Jehu the speedster and modern highway deaths
The piece recalls Jehu the biblical charioteer famed for driving furiously and parallels modern motorists who speed sixty to seventy miles per hour. It warns such drivers often cause fatalities, harming others on the highway while rarely facing real restraint or accountability.
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Jehu
Israel
Jen
Jezreel
Nimeki
Dominion study shows high cross border tourist traffic
A Canadian National Railways Tourist and Convention Bureau study reveals that about fifty to sixty thousand people cross the Canada United States border daily, more than any other international boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Tourist and Convention Bureau
Canadian National Railways
Canada
United States
Local notices and incidents in Manitoba and district
A mixed set of items from Manitoba news recounts for sale pigs and a driver tender in Hamiota district, a violent encounter when tithe papers were served near Strathclair, and Saunders Jr. shot injuring Frank Squibb. The report notes a hospital treatment, Saunders’ arrest, and a train cargo of fossil sea monster remains to Ottawa. It closes with quirky CN railway Lost and Found cases including two gophers in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Squibb
Chas
Sheardown
David Saunders Jr
David Saunders Sr
Strathclair
Charles Sheardown
Saunders
Charlie
Frank
Hamiota Hospital
Hudson
Brandon
Miami
Manitoba
Geological Department
Ottawa
Department
TENDERS FOR VAN ROUTES FOR 1984
Sealed tenders for transportation of children on Routes A through I for the school year begin September 4th, 1934. Tenders must be received by Five oclock pan August 4th, 1984. Plan of routes available at the Secretary's Office. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
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Arvest
Dick’s Shop
Exhibition Grounds
Geo. Dodds
Sec
P.O. Box 51
Connaught Hall
Covenanters
Charlie Herald
McCoNnell’s Hall
TWINE
Hamiota Machine Shop
R. H. Wood
Prop
Hawiota Agricultural Society Sporte
Hamtote
T. D. Barnett
Christ Church
A. E. Smith
B.A
Tor
Hany Jota
Lost and
Department of the
District Fire Office
Co-Operative
Hemphill Sec Tre
C. Bennest
F.H. Sauvies
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Confederation Life
Hugh McConnell
Court Hamiota
Oars Hamiotea No .57
Brothern
Joan McGuee
Hamiota Consumers
Co-Operative Ltd
H. A. McIntosh
Hamiota No
L. S. Taylor
W. J. Burgess
Hasnota
J.M. Williams
F. M. Coombs
Koaa South
Geo. Rankin, V.S
Bvse
Oarner
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