Lubrication Dept Promotes Winter Lubricants for Cars
The Lubrication Department urges customers to equip vehicles with the correct Winter Lubricants to ensure full service from bumper to bumperettes. Act now before cold weather arrives.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 20, 1940
Page
8
The Lubrication Department urges customers to equip vehicles with the correct Winter Lubricants to ensure full service from bumper to bumperettes. Act now before cold weather arrives.
Information from the local Army and Navy Veterans unit of Canada lists Hamiota village and municipality men who have enlisted for service with His Majesty's Forces. Names include Jas Anderson, T R Bailey, C Hibbert, W Hansaker, Frank Josey, L D Keough, A Knight, N W Kirk, J A Waddell, C Warren, W G Longmuir, J F Maitland, J Mansell, H C Wyatt, R S Whyte, W H Williams, J M Young, A Youngson and E Youngson.
Jean Florence McMorachy, second youngest daughter of D S McMorachy, wed Donald Edgar Pollock, second son of Mr. and Mrs. A Pollock, at the bride’s McDonnell Manitoba home. Ceremony conducted by Rev Turnball. Guests, luncheon, and postnuptial celebrations followed with the couple to honeymoon at Dauphin and Strathclair before settling on the groom’s farm.
A Crandall miscellany notes a wedding shower at Mr. K R L Dickey’s home for Mrs. Allan Stevenson now in Winnipeg, with gifts forwarded. The weekly W I chicken supper raised 2400 dollars last Friday. Fire First Aid courses by Dr. Fraser are available in winter weeks. Herman Warren’s illness led to hospital transfer. The Crandall Curling Club opens a two sheet rink with plans for flooding and an outdoor skating rink. An Old Acquaintance Bazaar is set for November 30 at the Church, with donations welcomed. A dance sponsored by the O O F is planned for Friday November 22 at the Orange Hall with Arrow River orchestra.
A Junior Red Cross bazaar led by Miss J Beattie raised 5075 in proceeds. Prize tickets went to Mr M Angus, Mrs A Brown, and Mr McLennan amid visiting and school events at Oakver. Baptisms at Oakver United Church welcomed Raymond Murdo, Myrna Eileen Anderson, and Sherril Rone McLennan.
Twenty four Tenderfoot Scouts in Hamiota move toward Second Class tests as leaders push self help and daily good turns. Scout shirts ordered last week. funds for them may rest with Assistant Scoutmaster James Jamieson.
Sunday November 24 1940 at 7 o clock an evening service is announced for the 27th Sunday after Trinity in the church calendar.
Offer up a prayer for the enfranchisement of a loved one at Christ Church this Thursday from 7 30 to 7 45 pm. The call invites participation to seek spiritual aid during a moment of great suffering.
Hamiota United Church announces a Friday evening talk by Mr. T E Plowman of West China. He will discuss China culture and the Japanese invasion to inform parishioners. Services also listed for Sunday November 24 1940 with morning worship Sunday School and evening service.
The War Work Committee of the Red Cross Society seeks donations for civilians in bombed areas from twelve to adult age and layettes. They request used clothing in good condition, repairs for rips, and new layette items including babies shirts booties bonnets jackets with safety pins. Leave at Mrs Winter's.
The W I regular meeting at the Woman’s Institute saw Mrs E W Alexander presiding. Volunteers elected for the year include Hon president Mrs E W Alexander, president Mrs F W Decker, vice president Mrs L W Cochrane, secretary Mrs J W Cumberland, associate Miss Rows, treasurer Mrs Hall, with committees for programs buying and directorships. Education Week closed with student and parent programs at the public and high schools. L W Cochrane attends John Deere School in Brandon this week. Proceeds from a church slide event benefited the M M fund. The Decker Community Rink annual meeting chosen officers and directors, with A H Gill as president and Lloyd Stewart as secretary-treasurer.
The Pool company announced plans to build an annex to their elevator facility in town. No date or contractor details were provided in the brief notice.
The John Deere show is set for Saturday afternoon November 23 at 1 30 in the hall. Everyone is welcome to attend and enjoy the event.
A report on kernel smudge a fungal disease affecting wheat in western Canada caused by Helminthosporium satirum and related fungi. It notes weather conditions drive outbreaks, rust resistant varieties show higher susceptibility, and diseased seed may or may not produce discolored kernels. Seed treated with organic mercury dust is advised if smudged seed is used.
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