Acknowledgement of Hamiota Donation to Children’s Aid
A letter to Geo S Anderson secretary of the Children's Aid Committee thanks the people of Hamiota and district for their generous support to the Brandon society. It notes a bank draft of 265 dollars lost, 6 dollars more sent, plus private gifts of 40 dollars, and expresses holiday wishes from the directors and wards.
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Geo. S. Anderson
The
Children’s Aid
Children’s Aid Society of
Brandon
Hamiota
Children’s Aid Society
Decker the Bridge Club Hosts Weekly Meeting Highlights
The Bridge Club hosted guests Mr and Mrs R Gregory on Tuesday evening with Mrs McLeo and Mr Smith high scorers. The WM S and Ladies Aid met at Mrs N Hodgson's with officers elected for the coming year including Honorary president Mrs Ed Lints and president Mrs Fo Decker. Crandall sinks beat by Decker rink 10 12 and 10 13 led by Ed and Henry Liots. Christmas bazaar hosted by the WI. new president Mrs Vo Little presided. Choral service directed by Miss Edith King provided musical solace. Potat Douglas Mission noted. A curling tournament occurred with Miniota and Hanna rinks. winners were A Kerr and I P Strickland. Beth Decker returned them. Cecill Decker and Harvey Lints completed an agricultural course in Shoal Lake and will offer Home Making classes starting January 3 at Minnedosa.
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Bridge Club
R. Gregory
McLeo
Smith
Wm.s and
N. Hodieson
Otheers
WMS
Ed. Lints
Mra Fo Decker
Mra. Wo Hatton
A. Dickie
Decker
Henry Liots
Tureday
Mra Vo Little
Ebdith King
Potat Douglas
Canadian National Railways Revenues On Week Ending December 7
The Cascadian National Rail wave System reports revenues of 3,757,486 for the week ending December 7, compared with 3,623,089 for the same period in 1936, a gain of 134,447. A dance hosted by the Hamiota Hockey Club is planned for December 27 at McConnell's Hall.
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Hamiota Hockey Club
Notice to Creditors of First Meeting in Fortune Bankruptcy
George Stanley Fortune of Cardale Manitoba assigned on December 16 1937 and creditors are notified that the first meeting will be held at the Official Receiver’s Shoal Lake Manitoba office on January 5 1938 at 2 o clock. Creditors must file proofs of claim and proxies before distribution and before that date. Dated Shoal Lake Manitoba December 21 1937. Harold McKay Official Receiver.
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George Stanley Fortune
Cardale
Man
Shoal Lake
Harold McKay
Canadian Pacific Introduces 30 New 4-6-4 Locomotives
The Canadian Pacific Railway unveiled 30 new 4-6-4 locomotives numbered 2820 to 2849 featuring semi stream lined design and high tractive effort of 57 000 pounds on five booster equipped units. They are assigned to long runs between Toronto and Fort William and Winnipeg to Calgary with no engine change and will join 20 lighter 4-4-4 engines under construction to form a large fleet of modern power for fast passenger and heavy freight service.
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Canadian Pacific Railway
H. B. Bowen
Onto
Fort William
Winnipeg
Calgary
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