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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 30, 1939
Page
8
The Hamiota United Church lists a September 3 1939 schedule with Holy Communion at 8 30 a.m Sunday School at 11 30 a.m and Evening Prayers at 7 p.m. A campaign titled What Canada Has That Is Worth Fighting For will commence next Sunday urging participation after harvest. Anniversary services set for October 1 and 2.
Jean Fry Decker returns to Winnipeg from a summer visit with Mrs Magoos Latte and Mrs Rogers. Anniversary services are set for October 8 with Rev T D Barnett of Hamiota as speaker. A fowl supper and variety program follow on October 10. Mr W Matheson of Hamiota will visit Sunday school September 3 to read in the adult Bible class. School resumes with Principal Geo Pearson in charge of the senior room. Kathleen Kidwell of Cartwright and Kathleen King of Brandon are noted among teachers. Mrs Richard Elliott returns from Toronto.
The Misses Sim of Winnipeg visit Mr and Mrs A M McKay. Miss Irene Strachan RN of Winnipeg plans to resettle with her father A G Strachan. The Scotia anniversary and a chicken dinner are scheduled for October 5 and Monday in October.
Mrs. Mab McGhee spends a few days with sister Mrs. A Neabel at Forrest Man. Saturday church service will be held Sunday at the usual hour. Wanted old horses and cows for fox meat. Phone 13, B Juckes and Mrs H Gilroy, Hamiota.
Rev T D Barnett urges Hamiota pupils to plan for better achievement this year. He cites faith in God, cooperation, and mental development, stressing preparation and effort to ensure a stronger future for students and community.
Grief-stricken family recalls dear husband and father George Gray who died suddenly on August 2 1936. Three years pass since that sad day yet his memory remains vivid in the hearts of his wife and children.
Sealed tenders for lands described as North 3 of Section 6, Township 14, Range 25, West of the Principal Meridian, Manitoba. Tenderers must certify a bankable deposit of at least 20 percent. cash deposits receive best consideration. Tenders close at noon September 11, 1939, at the undersigned office in Wingham Ontario.
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