Nomination results for Hamiota village and wards
Nomination Day in the Orange Hall nominated candidates for the Village of Hamiota one year term Max McConnell vacancy filled by C Penny and E Brown with J Caldwell and E Venables stepping down T L Jasper and Dr J M Williams for the rural Hamiota RM wards 4 Ben Brooks Ward 5 Wilf Hogeland Doug Emerson and Andy Little Ward 6 Law Rosenberger acclaimed School Trustees Ward 1 Gordon Allan Ward 2 Phillip Fraser Ward 3 W E Kirk all by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Hall
Hamiota
Max McConnell
C. Penny
E. Brown
J. Caldwell
E. P. Venables
T. L. Jasper
J.M. Williams
Ben Brooks
Wilf. Hogeland
Doug. Emerson
Andy Little
Law. Rosenberger
Gordon Allan
Phillip Fraser
W. E. Kirk
Community notes from Decker area events and notices
Laura Wallace Decker and others attended a physical culture class at Arrow River last week under the W I Working Committee. An auction sale is planned for Friday November 22. Elections at the Decker Community Rink and Memorial Hall elected officers led by President C McTavish and directors including B Sunley and J Gammack. Memorial Board names C McTavish A H Gill L Stewart. Jim Gammack to inquire into a moving picture machine purchase. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs A L Decker in Winnipeg. Education Week activities highlighted by visits to Miss Emerson Miss Wall and Mr Geo Pearson. Mrs Hunt of Birnie visiting A H Gill. Memorial service flower tribute by J Gammack family for Alex Gammack who died in the last Great War. Mrs Robt Gammack and Donna visiting Wes Gregory. WMS honorary president Mrs Edgar Lints led Thankoffering service at church. Mission Band presented a play under Mrs L W Cochrane guidance. Guest speaker Mrs Kenneth Moyer of Miniota urged women to live up to their God given destiny. she cited world chaos from beer, cigarettes, and bridge playing by women. Mrs G Pearson and Mrs A Schofield sang a vocal duet. Thankoffering received by Mrs T Bailey and Miss M Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Working Committee
Decker Community Rink
C. McTavish
A. Brown
G. Pearson
B. Sunley
M. Bedford
R. Hodgson
G. Decker
J. Gammack
A. H. Gill
L. Stewart
Jim Gammack
A. L. Decker
Winnipeg
B. Emerson
L. Wall
Geo. Pearson
Hunt
Birnie
Alex
Robt. Gammack
Donna
Wes Gregory
Edgar Lints
W.M.S
L. W. Cochrane
Mission Band
Kenneth Moyer
Miniota
A. Schofield
T. Bailey
M. Ross
Women’s Institute Hamiota reports year end meeting
The Hamiota Women’s Institute held its annual meeting on November 5 in the Rest Room with Mrs. C. Penny presiding. Miss Jonasson outlined the Sewing Class for girls, programs were reviewed, and the year’s goals largely achieved despite a small debt. Christine Mitchell shared wartime London experiences and VE bomb memories after a silver lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Dale
Women’s Institute
C. Penny
Institute
O. J. White
Wm. Park
M. Hemphill
Christine Mitchell
British Isles
London
Junior Girls Ensemble Delights Mothers in Studio Recital
Mrs. A. Cummings hosted a Saturday afternoon session at her home where the Junior Girls Ensemble and four boys presented a program of vocal and instrumental music with Miss Hilda Strickland as pianist. Parents attended and praised the group for developing the children’s confidence and poise, followed by a social hour and light lunch led by May Turnbull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Cummings
Hilda Strickland
May Turnbull
Local residents visiting kin and relatives across provinces
Mrs Leacock left last Wednesday to visit relatives in Toronto and Kirkland Lake Ontario. Miss Gladyus Shackleford of Stonewall visited her parents. Miss Muriel Skayman of Shoal Lake spent the weekend with her parents. Miss Doris Simms of Oak River is staying with Mr and Mrs R V McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leacock
Toronto
Kirkland Lake
Ont
Gladyus Shackleford
Stonewall
R. G. Shackleford
Muriel Skayman
Shoal Lake
L. Shayman
Doris Simms
Oak River
R. V. McConnell
Mrs A Rockley guest of Miss Pearl McConnell
Mrs A Rockley stayed several days in town as guest of Miss Pearl McConnell. Lavinia pupils parents attended an education week afternoon at the school last Wednesday. W I met at Mrs Bridge’s home on November 7. Mrs A Rockley to replace Mrs R V McConnell as secretary. Mrs A E McConnell elected to represent our Institute for district board nomination. Mrs W Cochran and Miss Helen Shemluk hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Rockley
Pearl McConnell
Lavinia
W.I
Bridge
R. V. McConnell
A. E. McConnell
Institute
W. Cochran
Helen Shemluk
Temperance Sunday Observed With Special Feature
CHUMAH church to observe Temperance Sunday on November 17 with a special temperance feature during services. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper to be dispensed. W M S Bazaar planned for around November 22 with a church programme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.M.S
Cecil Kidd
Kenneth
Brandon
Gretta Hogeland
A. E. Andrew
Melita
Waskada
Proper garbage disposal urged by Health Department
Health officials warn that using cardboard boxes paper bags or bundles for kitchen waste creates unsightly piles and breeding grounds for flies vermin and disease. flimsy bundles can be scattered by scavengers including rats spreading epidemics and timely use of covered containers is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of National Health and Welfare
Ottawa
Birthday Congratulations for H H Gray of Hamiota
Mr H H Gray of Hamiota turns a birthday milestone. Born in Portatullo Scotland on November 117th 1870 he migrated to Canada in 1888 and is celebrated for years of life and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gray
Hamiota
Portatullo
Scotland
Canada
National Barley Contest Announces Entry Deadlines
Contest rules set November 30 as final date for seed barley judging applications and December 15 for carload entries. Official samples for judging come from the inspection branch or government division, with cleaning to remove dockage before evaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Grain Commissioners
Government Plants Products Division
Tenders Wanted for Gasoline Bowser and 5-Ton Wagon Scale
Tenders will be received for the purchase of a Wayne Meter ing Gasoline Bowser and a 5-ton Guerney Wagon Scale and Shed housing the scale. Highest tenders not necessarily accepted. Tenders close on Saturday, November 16 at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Metering
At & P.m
Hamiota Consumers' Co-Op announces new manager
Hamiota Consumers' Co-Op Ltd reports P C W Fraser appointed as manager. Fraser replaces prior leadership and assumes duties at the cooperative’s store and offices in Hamiota. The announcement highlights Fraser's experience and role in guiding member services.
Hockey Club Dance Set for McConnell Hall November 18
The notice invites the public to a dance at McConnell's Hall on Monday November 18 hosted by the Hockey Club with admission 50 cents. The event follows a sample grading note for barley and mentions the National Committee may adjust grades if harvest weather affected quality. Virden Orchestra will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell’s Hall
Virden Orchestra
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Decker
Laura Wallace
Bob Sunley
Bill Decker
Dave van Norman
Arrow River
Hamiota W.1. News
National Grain CO. Ltd
Chumah
Canada's Health
Hamiota Consumers
Co-Op. Ltd
P. C. W. Fraser
Fficent
McConnell Bros
Mercury
National Committee
Sneid's
Swift Canadian CO. Ltd
Neepawa
Man
Scottish Co-Operative Wholesale Weapon Society
Glasgow Ccothend
Dundee Edinburgh Kilmarnock
England
Enniskillen Gael
Edinburgh
Leith
Glasgow
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Abitibi Power & Paport Arthur
Aining
Jenee E. Tarnow
William Ave
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Employmeer Company
Sault Ste. Marie
Pine Falls
Manitoba Paper Co
Crown Life
Harry Cooke
Currie Bidg
G. Macnicol
Crown Lire We Insurance Company
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