Rev Ken Meffau TM Morning Service And Junior Sunday School
A church announces morning services led by Rev Ken Meffau with junior and senior Sunday schools. There is no evening service scheduled.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 28, 1956
Page
8
A church announces morning services led by Rev Ken Meffau with junior and senior Sunday schools. There is no evening service scheduled.
Multiple items listed including unfurnished rooms for rent in Hamiota with contact numbers 75 or 149. Wanted small girl's skates size 8 in Hamiota. fox horses perch wanted at Enquist Fur Farm Minnedosa. For sale fridge washing machine electric stove. Yorkshire boar born March 1955 priced at $60. several skates for sale including CCM and Club Special models with various sizes and prices. contact Frank McPhaden Oak River or B. P. Strickland Oak River for details.
I express sincere thanks to friends in Oak River and Hamiota for cards and letters while a patient at St Boni face Hospital. Your support meant a great deal during my illness and recovery.
The Oak River United Church hosted the Fall Thankoffering service on Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. H. Skinner, with scripture read by Mrs. R.T. Griffiths. Readers included Mrs. W. Hedley Miss Luella Bowman and others. Mrs. Hayhurst reported on the McConnell Rally. Mrs. Ramsay contributed on Christian Citizenship. soloist Mrs. Day sang This Stranger from Galilee. a closing Prayer in The Morning poem was read. Social time followed with hostesses Mrs. F. Paddock Mrs. A. Hume and Mrs. H. Skinner assisting.
Advice warns parents to never prop a bottle and to supervise infants during feeding. A baby should be held or watched until finished and not left alone until strong enough to move about.
Cardale 4-H Seed Club met November 20 with eight members. Officers elected for the year: President Gerald Armstrong, Vice President Bill McTavish, Secretary-Treasurer Lyle Dennison, Leader Barry Armstrong, Junior Leader George Thrale. Membership fee set at 1 dollar. Parkland Bailey planned for the season. meetings set for the third Monday each month. Agricultural Representative Deve son of Hamiota spoke on advantages of 4-H club work.
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