Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs Cumberland
November 17 at 7 pm a surprise party was held at the Decker home in honor of Mr and Mrs Cumberland. An enjoyable program featured contests led by Miss Cum ming Frame and King, a sketch by Helen MacParren and Idella Dacker, and a chime clock plus a fruit bowl presented to the couple as a sign of local esteem. Mr Cumberland expressed sincere appreciation.
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Wm Caanderland Bere
A. L. Decker
E Cumming
M Frame
K King
Helen MacParren
Idella Dacker
Young Peoples Union Elects Officers At October Meeting
The second seagan meeting on October 2 with 26 present elected officers led by President John Sutherland and Vice President Mabel Hudson. Other posts filled include secretary treasurer Gertude Fraar and assistant secretary treasurer Mrs M Woods, with Donald Fraser as Literary chair and Richard Beamist missionary head. A solo by Marjorie Venables, Nadal conference reports by Flora Matheson and Marjorie Venables, and games followed a looch by the committee. Hubert Sheridan read the paper before adjournment. The next meeting on the first Tuesday in November will be organized by Marie Sheardown Vita Redaway Manson Carll and Frank McLean.
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Seagan
Jobn Sutherland
Mabel Hudson
Treas
Gertrude Fraar
Mra M. Woods
Donald Fraser
Richard Beamist
Christian Fellowship
Duncan Matheson
Norman Barrie
Arthur Fraser
Harl Whiteter
Thanksgiving Day Thankoffer Ing meeting and social events
The WA held a Thanksgiving Day meeting at Mrs Joe Angus home with devotional and plans for a bazaar. Guests included Mesdames Gilmore Jarrett and Rev J Dennett. A social shower for Mrs Nelson Henderson followed at Mr David Henderson’s home. Mrs Hern from Sask arrived to visit. Rev Dennett attended a rally, and Lobkowich is quarantined in Winnipeg Hospital. Gilmore family attended Nuree Silcox wedding at Birtle.
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Joe Angus
Nelson Henderson
8S Hern
Togo
Sask
Alex. Smith
J. Dennett
Oak River
Downing
McConnell Ladies Aid Hosts Fowl Supper and CGIT Reorganization
Despite poor road conditions the McConnell Ladies Aid held a successful fowl supper on October 22 with a program featuring talent from Oak River Shoal Lake Strathclair and Hamiota. Proceeds surpassed fifty dollars. The CGIT reorganized October 1 with officers elected Leader Mise O Cumming honorary president Mrs SH Brown president Miss Lillian Smith vice president Miss Eleanor Emerson secretary Miss Georgia McConnell treasurer Miss Georgia Smith. meetings set for every second Monday.
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McConnell Ladies
Oak River
Shoal Lake
Strathclair
Hamiota
CGIT
Mise O Cumming
SH. Brown
Lillian Smith
Eleanor Emerson
Georgia McConnell
Georgia Smith
W.I. Meeting Reports Fund Drive and Needlecraft Plans
The W I met in the Hall on Wednesday for a cancer fund collection and to discuss the organization’s minutes. Mrs A L Deker gave a board report outlining plans for next year’s needlecraft fair. Members of the Arrow River G T presented a musical play Friday evening under the local O G LT. The performance earned praise for the cast. Mr and Mrs Hubert Hatton returned home from their Winnipeg honeymoon. The WMS Thankoffering will be held Monday.
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W.I
Cancer Fund
A. L. Deker
Arrow River
G. T
O.G
Pirle
Hubert Hatton
Winnipeg
WMS
Hamiota Curing Club Names Rink Operators and Sets Rates
The Hamiota Curing Club met to review summer results and approve operating the rinks this winter in affiliation with the Manitoba Curling Association. Rates were set for curling and skating, with entries for town and country members, students, and family tickets. Sixteen skips to be drawn, two caretakers hired, and J T Waddell elected to the executive after Ralph Shewfelt’s transfer.
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Hamiota Curing Club
Manitoba Curling Association
F. H. Squibb
Christ Church Anglican Service Ad Calls for Community Action
A 1935 notice for Christ Church on the Twentieth Sunday after Trinity invites attendance at 11:30 a.m. Sunday School and 7 p.m. Evensong and sermon The Call of the Age. The message urges Christians to avoid shirking responsibilities and building up or pulling down the community foundations, ending with a call to come to Christ Church.
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Call of the Age
Christ Church
Births At Hamiota Hospital 1935
At Hamiota Hospital two children are recorded this week. On Tuesday October 22nd Norman Kirk and wife welcomed a son. On Thursday October 24th Milton Barr and wife welcomed a daughter. On Monday October 28th Lincoln Beamish and wife welcomed a daughter.
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Hamiota Hospital
Norman Kirk
Hamiota
Milton Barr
Oak River
Man
Lincoln Beamish
Hamiota, Man
Newcastle Lump Coal on Track from Hamiota Co-Op
Hamiota Co-Op announces a car of Newcastle Lump Coal on the track ready for order. Call phone 54 to place your purchase.
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Hamiota Co-Op
Newcastle
Drake of England shines in weekly picture show
In Hamiota the Orange Hall hosts shows this Saturday with Drake of England and Liberty shorts. Evening screenings at 7 30 and 9 20, admission 25 and 15 cents. Also Gilbert and Sullivan’s Mikado to be staged Friday in McConnell’s Hall with reserved seats 35 and 30 cents. Future bazaar and fowl supper on November 30 at Central Hotel.
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Drake
England
Matheson Long
Liberty
Orange Hall
Hamiota
W.A. of Christ Church
Central Hotel
McConnell's
McNaught’'s
Rush
The
Young Peoples’ Society
How to Count Converts at Hamiota United Church
Reverend T D Barnett draws parishioners to a sermon on counts of converts and the church’s future as part of a November 3 1935 service. Sunday School follows at 7 pm with a sermon on Six Inches of Hell addressing war’s weaponry and cautions on speech.
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Jesus
Peter
Hell
Weekend Church Schedule Mixed Services
A compact listing shows a Sunday timetable with services and Sunday School at multiple locations. Scotia hosts a 1.30 p.m. church service with 12.00 o'clock Sunday School and 2.30 p.m. service. Chumah offers 2.15 p.m. Sunday School and 3.00 p.m. church service.
Caretaker Applications Sought for Hamiota Rinks
The Hamiota Curling Club invites applications for two caretaking positions at the Hamiota Skating and Curling Rinks for the 1935-36 season. Applicants must provide wage details for running either rink and submit by 6 pm November 9 1935 to F H L Squibb Secretary Treasurer.
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Hamiota
F. H L. Squibb
Sec
Treas
Hamiota Curling Club
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Shorl Lake
Clarle
Jack London
Orange Hat
Matheson Sang
Phillip
Spain
Mamiopa Cieat Market
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T. D. Barnett
James
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Rev. J. Dunnett
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Seaboard
FUT National
District Fire Office
D. McConnell
Co-Operative
W. J. Burgess
Notary
Hanmiiovta
J.M. Williams
Fhoman Block
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