Lubrication Department Urges Winter Lubricants On Now
The Lubrication Department announces they have the correct Winter Lubricants to service automobiles from bumper to bumperettes and urges customers to act before cold weather arrives.
30 Oct 1940
Page 6
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1940
Page
6
The Lubrication Department announces they have the correct Winter Lubricants to service automobiles from bumper to bumperettes and urges customers to act before cold weather arrives.
A large crowd attended a chicken supper on October 22 raising 113.00 for the church. The WI held its monthly meeting with 24 members, featuring talks on Parent Education and the Province of Quebec. A meal for veterans after Armistice Day is planned, and a November 15 chicken supper at Oradall Church will aid the WI. Four veterans motored to Winnipeg for a 200th Battalion banquet.
Community groups report meetings at the OG LT rooms led by Miss June Porrence with Dor othy Lints as president and Doreen Whyte as secretary treasurer. Visitors from Kippen's camp and Winnipeg attend church services, poultry meeting, and Christmas parcel drives for overseas boys with local officers elected. Rew Jas Palmer preaches at Decker United Church anniversary services with a supper and short play planned.
Notice invites returned men from Hamiota and district to a 10 November service at 2.30 pm in Christ Church. Fall-in at Council Chambers at 2 pm, wreath laying at Memorial Grounds, then parade to church. All returned men urged to attend.
War relief fund organizers urge all residents to contribute and ensure no one is missed. If a canvasser misses you, donate to Secretary Daniel G. Levenick and return canvass totals promptly to expedite the drive.
A miscellaneous shower at Mrs F Bates home on October 3 honors Miss Marie Sheardown. Gifts rolled in a barrel by Mrs H Tweed, with Ivy Knight reading an address. Marie thanks guests, and several quizzes and a mock brought the afternoon to a close. Community notices note hospitalities and upcoming events.
McConnell and J Baodoer returned to Winnipeg after holidays at T C Moffatt's home. Rev Turnbull will show slides in the church Friday night. Mr and Mrs KR Allen and Arthur motor to Dauphin for the weekend. Mrs and Mr A R Paterson with D Paterson returned to Winnipeg Tuesday after visiting relatives. Reid and son Arthur spent the weekend at Rev Turnbull's. Mr and Mrs Arbuthnott and Gloria visiting relatives at Killarney.
Pope Harold Rivers returned Thursday to Empress Alta after a month with his parents Mr and Mrs W Rivers. Mrs Alex Craig of Portage la Prairie visited this week at her mother Mrs G Gray. Mr and Mrs J Sande of Pine Falls were guests at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J McGhee. Mr and Mrs Alf Paterson of Winnipeg were weekend guests at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs W B Strachan.
Hamiota United Church lists worship at 11 o clock Sunday morning November 3 1940 led by Pastor Rev R W K Elliott with a 12 10 pm Sunday School and a 7 pm youth program titled Youth Looks to Religion.
The timetable notes a 7 o'clock evening service on the Twenty fourth Sunday after Trinity. The entry records a simple religious observance with no additional events or participants listed.
A Winnipeg Provincial W I unit invites brief sketches from pioneers or family members of Hamiota district to preserve Manitoba's early settler stories. Send written notes or call Jean Chambers convenor with details for archival submission.
George O Neill longtime Kenton district resident and farm laborer turned highway patrolman died Wednesday October 23. He was born March 3 1879 in Brace County Ontario and married Elizabeth McMillan in 1902. He is survived by two daughters, three sisters, two brothers, all in Ontario. Funeral held at United Church Hamiota with C O F ritual in the cemetery.
Scout News reports a good turnout at the Youth service last Sunday. Leaders plan signaling training soon as the drive to fund shirts continues. Each boy should have 1.25 dollars and shirt size. parental cooperation is requested.
A call to action urges support for the safety of the king’s forces and their soldiers. The community is invited to join a weekly prayer gathering in Christ Church each Thursday from 7:30 to 7:45 as nights grow colder.
Marie Catherine Sheardown, third daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Sheardown of Hamiota, wed James Edward Brooks, eldest son of Mr and Mrs R Brooks, at Hamiota United Church manse on October 12 1940. Rev R W K Elliott officiated. Reception followed at the bride’s parents home.
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