Manitoba notes of readers and local events in brief
Community column covers social notes from Hansen to Calgary and Vancouver. Mentions Social Insurance numbers debate, Killoh brothers activities, Dewey Hanson travels and Annapolis Valley trip, Oakner Post Office coffee, Curly Heapy travelogue slides, WW2 food parcel list, a noisy rooster, Bracken Commission beer parlors regulation, Moline Co operative 50th anniversary, birth of Kevin Bryan Bell, prairie visitors to Vancouver and Victoria, and summer cottage weather notes. Includes local names such as Dewey Hanson, Curly Heapy, Ron Marynnik, Charlie Bell, Wilma Bell, T. J. Strachan, Mrs Grace Decker, Sam Sneid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakner
Lavinia
Bob
Liza McFeely
Curly Heapy
Moline
Manitoba
Ron Marynnik
Hamilta ‘Co-operative
Hamiota Co-op
Winston Herr
Prairies
Vancouver
Victoria
T. J. Strachans
Grace Decker
Homuths, Webbs
Sneids
Charlie Kerr
Gibsons
Sam Sneid
Brinks Service
Sam
Church Notices From Hamiota and Strathclair Parishes
Church notices list service times for Hamiota United Church Decker and Cardale area congregations on July 5 1964 with ministers R E Clark A McColl H J Harland and McConnell plus Junior Sunday School details and worship emphasis at multiple locations in Manitoba parish notes
Community Notes Mix Local Rooms and Travels
Bruce Lemon cited as local source for Thought For The Week. Anglicans plan to paint their church while steeple painting awaits a Presbyterian volunteer. Ted Peck seen fishing in a small boat without a life jacket draws public caution. Caterpillar plant tour impresses Peoria visitors with assembly line work and meals. Councillor Hec Paterson loses a valuable bull. Dr Hodge advises sending it to Bologna. Councillor Kreager aided by wheelchair after tractor injury. Ken and Mrs Fraser host a surprise anniversary party for 40th wedding anniversary. Park family hosts West Coast guests for a brief visit. Thoughts for the Week promote timely character development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Illinois
Hec Paterson
Hodge
Hee
Kreager
Pric
Church Schedule for Sunday and Wednesday Services
Sunday offers 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. Divine Worship followed by a 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service. Wednesday features an 8:00 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study session.
Local Families Plan West Coast Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Ross McNaught and children Helen David and Kathy left Monday on a motor trip to the west coast. Mr and Mrs W Butler visit their son in Calgary with Mr and Mrs Chandler. Mr and Mrs Fred Zmetana and son Scott visited Brandon. Ken Fraser attended the McKinnon Smith wedding in Brandon on Saturday June 27. Mrs Elliot travels to Toronto to visit daughters Mrs Turcell and Miss Edith Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross McNaught
Helen
David
Kathy
West Coast
Mrs. W. Butler
Mrs. Chandler
Calgary
Fred Zmetana
Scott
Brandon
E. M. Brown
Ken Fraser
McKinnon-Smith
Elliot
Toronto
T. ?Urcell
Edith Elliott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hern
Hamiota Echo
Hamiota
Canada
Jack Coombs
Smiths and Jones
McConnell Way
Killoh Brothers
Gordon
Winnipeg
Jim
Mrs. Killah
Patsy
Balzac
Mrs. Ralston
Fort William
Dewey Hanson
Dewey
Annapolis Valley
McNamara
Digby
Nova Scotia
Percy Harrison
George Pittendreigh
George Clarke
Rev Clark
Shylock
Bracken Commission
Charlie
Wilma Bell
Kevin Bryan
Royal Bank
Webster
J.es
Andy
Hamiota United Church
R. E. Clark
Cardale
McConnell
Strathclair
Cochenour
Bruce Lemon
Bruce
Ted Peck
Hugh Hanlin
Ross
Fraser’s
Isabella
Grandpa
Grandma
Doreen
Park’s Corner
Mum
Dad
Park
Gospel Chapel
Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada
E. Myers
Hamiota Baptist Fellowship Fraternal Hall
C. Davie
Rivers Sunday School
Doris E. Evans
Duncan’s
J. M. Williams
B. P. Strickland
General Insurance & Real Estate
Oak River
F. A. Hodge
Phene
CEC
Cecil Cormack
W. H. Brooks
Darroch
Oak River Man
John Smyth
Doak, Buckingham
Presley
Coward
Doak - Rutherford & Co
Hamict
Echo Building
Hamieta
Virden
McConnell Bros
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