Hamiota Notes Church Service and Local Elections
Hamiota United Church plans Laymen's Sunday November 14 1937 with three minute addresses by Donald and Clark Fraser and MLA N Turnbull. Harold Hedley to conduct service. choir to lead singing. 7 p.m. picture sermon and youth hour follow. Village nominations: J P Moore elected mayor. A S Mair and W H Josey acclaimed trustees. auctions by Alf McFarland and Stanley Gray dated November 18–19. Ratepayers meetings report good finances for village and school district. hospital board and vans discussed.
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Donald Fraser
Clark Fraser
N. Turnbull
M.L.A
Harold Hedley
Hamiota
Jas. A. Stewart
Women's Institute Annual Meeting at Orange Hall
The Women's Institute held its annual meeting in Orange Hall on Tuesday with 11 sessions, reporting on bread making, crafts, library programs, and education for life. The year featured a flower show, a Christmas dance, a country fair, relief efforts, and a detailed financial ledger showing receipts, disbursements, and officer appointments for 1938.
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Women's Institute
Orange Hall
Tweedsmoir
Sale of goods and bank balances ledger note
Transaction summary shows printing tickets at $5.50 with cartage $1.00 and balance $103.05. Bank balance October 31, 36 is $296.02 with interest $4.36 total $300.38. Expenditures $98.39 and bank balance October 31, 37 is $20199? $300.38.
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Childrens’ Aid
Hamiota United Church Youth Use Lantern Slides For Evening
The Hamiota United Church youth group announces officers led by Hon pres Dr L Glinz and pres Miss Lillian MacDonald with Miss Florence Sutherland secretary, Robert Hedley organist, and Miss Roberta Ruttan. They plan a pleasant hour after Sunday service with lantern slides and tea open to all young people.
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L. A. Ghint
Lillian MacDonald
Roberta Ruttan
K. Walley
S. B. Guille
Hamiota United Church
L. Glinz
Florence Sutherland
Robert Hedley
Young People Rally at Arrow River Grounds T: Arrow River Church hosts large district event with officers elected
Arrow River Church held a successful Young People’s Rally on Saturday November 30 with over eighty delegates from District Two of Birtle Presbytery. speakers included Rev Dannett Rev Barnett L Speers C Cater Helen Watson Charles Lawrence and local leaders. Officers elected: President J L Rankin vice president J Alexander secretary treasurer Pauline Tennant ceremony director A Tremaine fellowship convenor Mamie Campbell citizenship convenor Edith Bambridge missions convenor Molly Stalker culture convenor Lyle Diker leadership training director Leonard R Day. The event closed with a friendship circle and song Blest Be the Tie That Binds.
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Arrow River Church
Birtle Presbytery
Dannett
Barnett
L. Speers
Oakboro
C Cater
Helen Watson
Brandon
Charles Lawrence
Wawanesa
J L Rankin
J. Alexander
Pauline Tennant
A. Tremaine
Mamie Campbell
Edith Bambridge
Missions
Molly Stalker
Lyle Diker
Leonard R. Day
Christ Church Service Details 1937 Evening Communion
Christ Church Anglican presents Sunday November 14 1937 agenda. Rev S B Guille L Th Priest in Charge conducts 2 30 pm Sunday School and Bible Class. 7 pm Evening Prayer Address and Celebration of Holy Communion for the Twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity.
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S. B. Guille
L.th
Oakner United Charge Services
A church schedule lists Rev. J. Dunnett leading Oakner United Church services at 11 a.m. with Sunday School at noon. In Scotia, church services are at 1.30 p.m. and Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. Chumah holds Sunday School at 2.15 p.m. followed by a 3.00 p.m. church service.
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Scotia
Lavinia United Churches Sunday Services Schedule
Rev. S. B. Brown to lead services at Lavinia and Decker and McConnell points. Decker 11 a.m. Ortwold 1.30 p.m. Lavinia 3.30 p.m. McConnell 7 p.m. Sunday School hours at each location.
Reaction Time and Safe Driving in Canada
Health piece explains reaction time as a key test for aviators and drivers, noting many people fail to respond quickly enough in fast moving situations. It urges individuals to assess their own reaction time, be honest, and leave a margin for safety, citing 20 000 Canadian injuries this year due to slow responses.
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Canada
Canadian National Railways Revenues Report
The gross revenues of the Canadian National Railways system for the week ending October 7 show 4,308,844 dollars, compared with 4,143,000 for the same period in 1936, a gain of 165,544 dollars.
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Canadian National Railways
Ask for and Buy Brooms at the Red and White Store
A note invites customers to ask for and buy brooms made by the blind at the Red and White Store in Hamiota. The label on the broom is available for verification.
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Hamiota
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