Lubrication Department Warns on Winter Auto Service
The Lubrication Department urges quick service with the correct Winter Lubricants to prepare automobiles for cold weather. Act now to avoid unprepared breakdowns.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 13, 1940
Page
8
The Lubrication Department urges quick service with the correct Winter Lubricants to prepare automobiles for cold weather. Act now to avoid unprepared breakdowns.
The Regular meeting of Court Hamiota No 247 is held at the Orange Hall on the third Wednesday of each month.
Mr and Mrs Ira N Kirk of Crandell Man celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Saturday November 9 with relatives and friends. The event marked also the first anniversary of their son Ivan. Speeches by Mrs W Lewis and gifts from Bernice Kirk Claudie Sheila and Jobn Dickey followed. Music and refreshments were provided by Mrs C Lewis and the younger guests.
The Wo men's Institute met in Orange Hall on Tuesday November 5 with president Mrs W Cochrane in the chair. A poem Out of the Mouths of Babes by Roche Savage was read by Mrs Hudson. Officers elected include president Mrs E D Hanson first vice president Mrs Wm Matheson second vice president Mrs O J White secretary Mrs Hemphill treasurer Mrs KE Venables and others for committees in rent room agriculture horticulture social Red Cross and relief library press secretary current events and Woman's World Board of Red Cross represented by Mrs W W Kirk.
A wedding was held at 479 Raglan Road Winnipeg on Tuesday November 5 1940 as Marion Currie daughter of Mr and Mrs John Sutherland Hamiota Man became the bride of Driver William Gordon Sheardown Ambulance Motor Convoy son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Sheardown Hamiota Rev R E Spence officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lloyd Houck The bride wore a whispering blue crepe frock and carried white chrysanthemum bouquet A reception followed at the Soharies hotel
Pope Lloyd Fleming of Lashburn Sask on route to Toronto to join the R C A Mabel McGhee left for Winnipeg to attend Angus School A silver tea for Red Cross at Mrs O L Anderson Mrs H Gray and daughter Lor aine visiting at McAuley Wayne Colbeck making progress after operation at Hamiota Hospital Mr and Mrs A M MacKay and Mary MacKay returned from Winnipeg visit Justice residents Mr and Mrs Neabo and son Jackie guests of Mr and Mrs J Metthee Gwen Park left for Melville to spend the winter
The Decker Thankfering service at WMS drew a large crowd with Mrs A L Decker presiding. Guest speaker Mr Carrie of Kenton, soloists Haggie of Kenton and Bruce Fraser. Celia Gill contributed the Mission item. O GIT led by Miss Jane Torrence. Red Cross appeal via 3 act play by Birtle players. Fowl supper raised 11600. Local high school club organized with Miss Northcott director, Margaret Adams president, Doreen Decker secretary treasurer. Men’s rural problems rally in Halls. Miss Gladys Decker and Bill Decker visiting Decker home from St Boni face Hospital and United College.
McConnell Mies Porter of Portage la Prairie spent a weekend visiting Mr D S Mc Morachy Mrs A G Little and son Norman Charles returned from Winnipeg. R Arbuthnot and Audrey of Killarney visited on their way home from Shandin Altes. Welcoming baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs J Pollock. John Deere show returns to town with slides at church Friday night. Miss Rath Roberts of Neepawa visits L Campbell household. Armistice program held at Obaro. parents attendance noted as very low. Winnipeg visitors include Miss H McMurachy N McMurachy and G N McDonnell.
The gross revenue of Canadian National Railways for the 10 days ending October 3 1940 totaled 7 923 320 dollars, up from 6 852 075 dollars in the same period in 1939, an increase of 1 071 245 dollars.
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