Chumah Ladies Club to Host Home Baling Sale
The Chumah Ladies Club plans a home baling sale at the Co-Op Lumber Yard Office on Saturday November 17 1956 from 3 to 5. All welcome. Other notes mention Mrs A E Andrew returning from Winnipeg after a hospital convention and gatherings with Const Ted Anden at Milestone Sask, plus a Ladies Club meeting hosted by Mrs Roy Amy with 12 members and Red Cross quilting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumah
Co-Op
A. E. Andrew
Winnipeg
Harry
Ted Anden
Milestone
Sask
Roy Amy
Red Cross
W. Pollock
Local Social News and Halloween Party Highlights
Numerous visits noted among Brandon and Hamiota residents with trips to South Dakota and Oakville. A Halloween party at the school featured costume winners such as Wayne McDonald and Karen Pollock. The church supper raised 186 dollars and a Sunday School meeting planned White Gift Sunday and a Christmas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Ganton
Brandon
Robi. Riddell
Wek
Gordon Killoh
South Dakota
Norman Brown
W. Thompson
Hamiota
Frank Smith
Crane
Jompson
Oakville
Killah
Wayne McDonald
Karen Pollock
Scott Pollock
Larry Paterson
Hazel
Helen Murray
Marilyn McConnell
Dawn McConnell
Bride
Edwina Killoh
Television Schedule Fragments from 1956 Broadcast Week
A scrambled listing of radio and TV programming across dates November 8 to 14 1956 showing series titles hosts channels and times including The Lone Ranger Maggie Muggins Howdy Doody and CBC CKTV CKX TV listings with weather sports and news blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen House
Howdy
Craery
RC News
Pikemike
Museum
Western Playhouse
Ckx—Tv
Dinner With the Stars
the Brothers
Dragnet
the Stars
Kalahari
I Pen House
CKX TV
Bank of Knowledge
Cbc-Tv
Agricultural Course Held at Brandon School
A brief notice indicates an agricultural course will be conducted at Brandon School's agricultural department. Details are scarce in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Hospital Aid reviews finances and regional thanks in Harmota
Hamiota Hospital Aid met with 16 of 17 districts represented. Purchases include staff denim bags and shampoo tray totaling 2400 dollars. Bank balance 1988.07. Correspondence covered Winnipeg convention programs and thanks from regional meeting chair Mr. Andrew and association treasurer for lunch. Donations total 14000 to the Hospital. Per diem charges may rise 1.50 to 2.00 daily to cover medicines and operating table costs. August statistics show income 43728.98 and expenses 43224.55 with 574 adult patient days and 168 newborn days. Nominating committee named. a 500 donation to the Hospital Board approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital Aid
Harmota Municipal Hall
Winnipeg
Andrew
Association
Hospital Aid
Dixons
Andrews
Kirk
Fraser
Twe
Knight Oakner
R. Clark
Isabella
Bowman
Oak River
McConnell
Lavinia
Lavinia Community Hosts Gift Evening and Meetings Summary
Friends and neighbors of Lavinia gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Laverne McConnell’s home to present a wall mirror gift and enjoy cards lunch and singing. The W A and W M S plan a November 14 meeting at Mrs. Boyd Lief’s home. the W I met November 1 at the same residence with reports and 1957 officers listed. Ronald Hawkins and Keith Bridge departed Sunday for a trip to California and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavinia
Laverne McConnell
Geo. Peacock
Glen Stewart
Verne
Jean
W.A
W.ms
Boyd Lief
W.I
Mesdames A. Knight
Tayor, McWhirter
B. Lief
R. Skayman
R. McConnell
W. Cochran
Smith
Town
North
Taylor
East
Mervin McConnell
South
L. Skayman
L. McConnell
McWhirter
F.w.lc
Keith Dixon
Red Cross
J. Knight
F.W.L.C
Hawkins
Knight
Ronald Hawkins
Keith Bridge
California
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs C Knight
The notice reports the birth of a son born Tuesday October 30. Congratulations are extended to the Knight family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Knight
Meeting Notes From Local United Church Ladies Group
Mrs Bates and Mrs W Riddell led the gathering with Mrs McCallum assisting lunch. Riddell shared an article from March Liberty on Why I'm a United Church Minister. The president Mrs Rankin led business. bazaar rescheduled to Friday November 23. Next meeting will nominate officers for the coming year with nominations due to the committee before December 6 at Mrs W Allan’s home. Christmas gathering asks each member to bring a 50 cent gift to exchange. Mrs C Anderson reported on the WMLS Rally at McConnell and a lunch was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
W Riddell
McCallum
Riddell
United Church
J. Rankin
Whch
Black
C. P .Brown
Allan
W. Allan
Mink Moving to New Home in Canada
About 6800 mink traveled via a CN Express car toward Whitbourne Newfoundland to join a mink farming center. The carrier breeder Ormond Francis moved the animals from Rouleau Saskatchewan valued at $30,000. Newfoundland’s whale meat abundance is cited as the reason for mink fur demand. The UNR has relocated several thousand mink from prairie regions in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railways Express
Whitbourne
Newfound
Rouleau
Sask
Ormond
Francis Whitbourne
Canada
Newfoundland
UNR
Prairie
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Drs. Hudson, Hudson, Ames & McMillan
Carriver, Man
Ee Mit Moter
Lil Work
W. Sarroqch, Pron
Hanrry L. Trump
Optometrist
Stostic Hotel
Sonmnat
Swala
Portage & Main
Lyock
Cryefail
James
Clew Gare
Kheasonabie
Kates
Iisik Miller
Tacos Wedgewood Zoo
ST. Regis Hotel
Hewth Street
Bewth of Portege
The
Hamiota Echo
United States
Venables
Tanell
Lussday
Oden House Ie
the Lone Ranger
Maggie Muggins
State Sc
Tom JF
AL i Fury
Cigna
CBC K-Tv
Ture
Oarner
Arid Slimmon
T. B. Bomford
Hamiota Hospital
Fred Achtemitchuk
Yorkton
Micheal Zaharia
France
H. B. Weinmaster
Waperial Oil Limited
MINK
Imperial Oil Limited
Imperial Oil Ltd
Arnold Houck
Joe Beaver
Beaver
Decker Branch
Dan Sullivan
Hamiota Exchange
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