Local Notices Gather Weekend Visits and Meeting Notes
Mrs Lorne Caldwell visits Winnipeg this week. Freddie Proden of Oak River discharged from hospital to recuperate at home up to two weeks. Don Venables of McGregor school to return after recovery. Mrs Max McConnell spends days in Winnipeg. Mr and Mrs L Budd and boys visit Brandon and Minnedosa. Rev Randell of Eden weekend at his parents. Hamiota Local No 4 held a pot luck meeting at Hamiota Collegiate with teachers from Oakner Decker Crandall Lavinia and Hamiota. Royal Commission on Education discussed with next Crandall meeting set for January 12. Jessie Williams and Edith Ann Russell spend weekends at home and Winnipeg respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Proden
Oak River
Don Venables
McGregor School
Hamiota Local No 4
Hamiota Collegiate
Oakner, Decker
Crandall
Lavinia
Hamiota
Royal Commission On Education
Glennis Asselstine
Jessie Williams
Local rink challenge draws crowd for Brandon curling
The Brandon Curling Club at Exhibition Grounds drew over 1000 spectators on Wednesday evening October 29 as Bob Watson curled against a Hamiota rink. Local rink players included J. D. Caldwell Lorne Caldwell Ross Fraser and Wallace Fraser. Community notes mention visits, family trips and social events across Souris and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Curling Club
Exhibition Grounds
Bob Watson
J. D. Caldwell
Lorne Caldwell
Ross Fraser
Wallace Fraser
Foresters Banquet in Hamiota and Local Notices
The Hamiota Foresters entertained wives and friends at a November 5 banquet in the Community Room with Christ Church Evening Branch catering. Afterward the group moved to the Orange Hall for dancing with music by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk and Delmar. Upcoming events include a December 10 band concert, a November 14 fair board meeting, a November 22 icicle tea and bake sale, a Baby Clinic in the Municipal Office basement, and a November 24 Home and School Association panel on Graduation topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
UN Foresters
Christ Church
Orange Hall
S. Reg. Hedley
Roy Kirk
Delmar
Hamiota Home and School Association
Ontario Tops in Wildlife Fur Haul among Provinces
Ontario leads in furs taken from wildlife among Canadian provinces with the largest population and most cities, towns, and settlements, highlighting the province's prominent role in fur production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
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Mrs. Lorne Caldwell
Winnipeg
Max McConnell
Mrs. L. Budd
Brandon
Minnedosa
Rev
Randell Lof Eden
Edith Ann Russell
Winnipeg Curler
A. McPhaden
R. E. Houck
Souris
R. Phillips
Harvey Stewart
W. Maddock
W. Montgomery
Mrs. Cobb
George Crawford
Joan of Brandon
Jimmie Anderson
Gregory
John, Gregory
Hugh Hanlin
Jas. Clark
Virden
Clark
Wm. Tough
Jackson
Krome Suite
Eselle Babuik
Mceod
St Sh SE
Bill Gordon
Shoal Lake
Hamidta
Bill
Messrs
Bill McMillan
Bill Andrew
General Hospital
Irene
Foresters Entertain
D. M
Andy McBain
Ed. Sullivan
Flete
Fair Board
Race Rebekah Lodge No
United Church
Manitoba
Tweedsmuir
WMS
Ian
Secretarie
Miss McGregor
Vcnalghes Drug Store
Continental
Hilroy
Cifarance
Rexall
Mla.d
Marks General Store
Campbells
Aylmer’s
Weston’s Capri
Stanfield
Ated LT Ae
Venables Hardware
J.M. Williams
F. A. Hodge
Jamiota
Man Hamiota
Dowlair
Aidass
Devon
Clark’s
Quick Freeze
Jamieson
Stor
Mighty Mammoth
Tin
California
C.W. Jamieson & Son Hamiota
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