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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 10, 1958
Page
8
Morning service at 190 am with junior Sunday School. Senior Sunday School at 12 10. Worship service at 3 00 pm. Evening service at 0 p.m. Matins at 11 00 am and 11 am Sunday School. Church welcomes all.
A Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada church announces a message centered on belief in Christ. The verse quoted emphasizes eternal life through the Son of God and warns that without Him there is no life.
A collection of thanks from Mrs. Elia Brown and Mrs. T. B. Bomford along with letters from friends in Winnipeg and Hamiota praising hospital care and support. The community also notes a postponed sale at J. Smyth's until further notice.
159 players attended the Turkey Bingo last Wednesday with winners named including Mrs. Gwen Bell Miss M Horne Mrs J Coombs Mrs G Baker L Mansell Ted Moore L Johnston Brenda Pittendreigh E Strong C An gus Mrs E Montgomery Glen Adams C Cormack Mrs V Stewart Mrs G Gregory Mrs Jack Coombs Mrs Bill Woods George McGhee Doug Vickery and Keith Brown. A total of 72.91 dollars was raised for the Community Betterment Fund. The Lions Club plans another OR SALE Greenchesterfield Bingo in the New Year and thanks supporters.
Classifieds advertise a three year old gelding not broke for sale and a six room house for sale or rent with furnished option. also several notices on chairs renovation and a Herthorn bull for sale. The Hamiota Decker Mens Curling Club held a December 2 meeting to reorganize for the season electing officers, plan a building fund for a new curling rink, and announce the Decker Bonspiel on February 3 1959. Congratulations to Gay Turnbull of Winnipeg on receiving her RT last week with local visits noted.
Offers invited for the estate property of the late Mrs. E. E. Brayshay. About 796 acres total with 420 cultivated, fair buildings, good well, telephones and hydro. Located nine miles west of Shoal Lake and two miles east of Birtle on Highway 41A. Inquiries to Mrs. E. F. Warren, Birtle, Manitoba or R. H. Brayshay, Winnipeg.
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