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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 08, 1950
Page
5
Invitation to Decker United Church for a remembrance day address by Rev. Jas. Maxwell at 1 30 Sunday and a 7 30 evening W M S bank offering service with Mrs. J B Anderson of the town.
Caution advises cooking vegetables only until tender in the smallest amount of water and in the shortest time. Prepare vegetables immediately before cooking to protect vitamin C from air exposure and overcooking.
A regional service covers 10000 square miles in Western Manitoba and serves citizens of all ages, races and religions without discrimination.
During 1949 and 1950 the society cared for 82 children totaling 8 137 days of care. It travelled 40 000 miles and made 3 217 visits while handling 56 court cases and writing 2 544 letters. The group asks support for a Friday and Saturday December 1 2 matinee concert and sale led by President J G McConnell.
Cardale guest speaker Mrs Anderson discusses The Worlds Christian Conference at Sunday service. Mr and Mrs Art Ramsden baptized their infant son. Decker church board selects J D Quinton for presbytery meeting at Ham ion Tuesday. Mrs L Young hosts farewell for Mrs Art Alfred who receives an electric pin up lamp from Decker friends. Mr Alfred served as local pool elevator agent.
Ill health ends elevator work for an area man as the Alfred family prepares to move to Portage la Prairie. Mrs. T W Bailey departs for a four month England Scotland holiday. 40 years since she lived at Decker. Hugh Alexander builds a new home east of the church. Mrs. D Bedford visits from Brandon to Decker. Roy McLennan and family guests of Mr and Mrs D Johnstone. Decker Fowl Supper set for Nov 14 at 5 30 pm with a good program to follow.
The Oakner W A group met at Mrs. F Bates home on Thursday November 2 with twelve members and three visitors. Devotional and Bible reading were led by members, and a program from Growing With the Years on the Healing of Leprosy was read. A fowl supper was planned for the school Thursday night with an admissions note for adults and children. Several local families visited over the weekend including the Mitchells Komarniskys Hainsworths and others from Fork River and Waskada. An anniversary service drew a good crowd despite weather. Oakner W A will serve lunch at Mr W Francis sale on November 15 and a quilting party at Mrs W Ross to bid farewell to Mrs J Anderson who plans to spend the winter in Hamilton. Mrs Anderson received an electric clock and funds from the community.
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