Lavinia United Church Annual Meeting and Club Debate
The Lavinia congregation reported excellent church work across departments with balanced finances and strong cent a meal contributions. A. E. McConnell was elected to the board of managers, Rev. A. I. Carruthers presided, and the Men's Club debated whether railroads benefit the community more than automobiles with Lloyd and Roy McConnell supporting the motion and Rex Hadland and Percy Taylor opposing. Three visitors joined as members during the fall portion of the program.
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Lavinia United Church
A. E. McConnell
A. I. Carruthers
Lloyd
Roy McConnell
Rex Hadland
Percy Taylor
A I Carruthers
Hamiota Senior Hockey Triumph At Crandall
Hamiota senior hockey team defeated Crandall 10 to 6 last night with Eddie Hudson in goal delivering a strong performance. Merchants and others are cautioned of a rate change effective February 19 1934 eliminating the 25 cent Express Freight minimum while preserving other tariff provisions and small parcel rates.
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Hamiota
Crandall
Eddie Hudson
Wvill
Winnipeg
Brandon
Thrilling Oakner Meet Ends With Harding Victory In OT
A large crowd watched seven local hockey teams compete at Oakner. Harding defeated Crandall 8 to 7 in overtime amid two minor injuries. Other results included Harding 7 Hamiota 3 and Crandall 4 Monarchs 2. Referees were W. Jordan J. Lyness and A. Brandon.
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Oakner
Harding
Crandall
Hamiota
Keaton
Oak River
Oakner Monarchs
Monarchs
C. Cornett
J. Millar
H. Brown
Bill Parr
L. Scott
T. Breed
Seb. Low
E. Joynt
I. Scott
F. Seymour
M. Clarke
J. Ball
A. Walker
J. Ross
Alexander
Oakner School
Scotia True Blues
L. Anderson
New Rink Committee Reorganized For Summer Action
At J H Mc Connell's office on February 1 the New Rink committee was disbanded and reorganized. The group aims to build a new rink next summer, with plans and material costs to be sourced and funds secured before construction. Current funds total 1180 plus promises from local organizations, to be turned over to the secretary treasurer to begin work.
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J. H. McConnell
New Rink Committee
J. H. McCoonell
F. H. Squibb
Treas
J. P. Moore
Jos. Hanna
W. J. Burgess
E. D. Hudson
B. R. McNaught
S. Sneid
J. M. Williams
G. S. Anderson
T. M. Levins
B. Juckes
W. T. Andrew
World Day of Prayer Observance at Hamiota United Church
The Women's Missionary Society affiliates invite Anglican United Church Auxiliaries and Young Women to attend the World Day of Prayer on Friday February 16 at 3 o clock in the church parlors. The year theme is The Peace of Jerusalem.
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Women’s Missionary Society
Peace of
Prince John Ship Sponsors: Transmitter News and Island Calls
The Prince John, a 540 ton Pacific Coast steamship of the Canadian National, has installed a 10% watt continuous Wave transmitter with telephone attachment to notify ports of call. On its biweekly trips to Queen Charlotte Islands it calls at up to five ports per day, broadcasting arrivals and other news to crews and local ch urch communities. The crew's friendly broadcasts gain broad affection from islanders and officials including a postmaster who relies on the ship for mail delivery. In one voyage the ship aided a hospital infant by broadcasting the latest condition to anxious relatives. The report also mentions local events including Hamiota school operetta tickets and a charity tea, and notes Hamiota Juniors' hockey results at Oakner.
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Canadian National
Prince John
John’s
Queen Charlotte Islands
Graham Island
John
Jimmy Wellington
Campbell
Queen Charlotte
Massett
Prince Rupert
Tiell
Queen Charlotte City
Hamiota Curling Club Open Bonspiel Schedule
The Hamiota Curling Club hosts its annual Open Bonspiel from February 19 to 23 1934 using five sheets of ice. Three open events plus a Consolation and Points Competition offer two prize sets each. Invitations go to nearby rinks with hopes of wider entry and locals invited to form teams on bonspiel entry fees.
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Hamiota Curling Club
Day of Prayer Sunday in Protestant Churches Across Canada
February 11 is set as a Day of Prayer with prayers for relief from undesirable conditions and world peace. At Hamilton United Church the morning theme is Will there be War in 1937 with an evening platform meeting featuring Mrs Honck H A McIntosh and Wm Matheson on prayer relief church and economy and spiritual rehabilitation.
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Canada
Hamilta United Church
F Honck
H. A. MclIntosh
Wm. Matheson
Tenders for Van Routes and Caretaker Sealed
TENDERS for VAN ROUTES and CARETAKER SEALED TENDERS will be received for Van Routes Nos. 1 2 8 4 5 6 and 7 Van Drivers to supply Wood for heating Vans and make arrangements for own stabling Also Tenders will be received for the position of Care taker for the Oakner School duties to commence March 1st 1934 Information details from undersigned Tenders due by noon Saturday February 10th 1934 The lowest tender not necessarily accepted
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Oakner
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Bounth
Dick’s Shop
Hamiota Pieat Market
Haddie
Prop
F. M. Coombs
Jrvion
Fase
C. Bennest
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Hamiota Hospital
Wa Maruises Chairman
Mrs Hemphill
Court Hamiota
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Clolp
Court Hamiota No. 387
Orange Hall
Brethern
Joan McGuee Cr
Houperr Mogray
Lavinia
Safeway Stores Act
Crystal Products Co., Ltd
St. Francois-Xavier Street
Montreal
Toco
McConnell’s Hall
Drag
Women’s Association
Hamiota Juniors
Day of Prayer
Co-Op
Hamiota Consumers
Co-Operative Ltd
H. A. McIntosh
Consolidated School
Dis
Veterinary
Geo. Rankin, V.S
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