Harmony Harbour sails into eighth season on CBC
Atlantic swell frames a Halifax produced program Harmony Harbour on CBC Trans-Canada as it begins its eighth season. Sea tales of Canadian maritime history and sea shanties ranging from lively pirate songs to vesper hymns are presented by the Arcadian Male Quartet.
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Atlantic
Nova Scotia
Eileen Cameron
Harmony Harbour
CBC Trans-Canada
Canada
Halifax
Local items and society notes from the Roblin area
Mrs E Furtney of Roblin is spending a few days with her sister Miss J Hanna. Mr and Mrs Knapton Pain left Monday to make their new home at Armley Sask. Sympathy to the Curll family in their bereavement. Mr and Mrs Allan McPhaden returned from Winnipeg. Congratulations to Mrs W J Cochrane on her birthday. Miss Jane Hudson left for Toronto for physio therapy studies. Jerry Smith left for Brandon College for second year science. Olsen Program on air again at 1.00 Sunday afternoons. CYGX Manitoba Bus Tour to Toronto Royal Fair November 10 to 25. For info contact Agricultural Representative or Crawford Bus Neepawa. A pleasant afternoon at Miss J Hanna’s with McConnell ladies for Ruth Wilson’s departure. Ruth given a clock and handkerchief. luncheon and sociable time.
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Mrs. Knapton Pain
Armley, Sask
Manitoba
Toronto
Agricultural
Crawford Bus
Neepawa
J. Hanna
McConnel
Ruth Wilson
Hamiot
Irene Beamish
A. Caves
Ruth
In Memoriam Mrs A McPhaden September 1948
In memoriam of Mrs A McPhaden who passed away on September 25 1948. Fondly remembered by the family. CARD OF THANKS I express heartfelt thanks for the many wonderful gifts I received at my shower. Thank you one and all Ivy Hawkins. DIED At Hamiota Man on Monday September 20 1954 William Owen Curll aged 78 years and 10 days. Funeral service held at Christ Church on Thursday September 23 and interment at Hamiota Cemetery.
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Ivy Hawkins
Hamaiota
Man
William Owen Curll
Christ Church
Hamiota
Crandall Purchases New Fire Truck For Protection
Crandall buys a new half ton truck equipped with a 500 gallon pressure tank for fire protection. John Mitchell of Vancouver British Columbia was killed when his F 86 Sabre Jet crashed into the sea near Moncton New Brunswick on Tuesday September 14. Johnny Mitchell was once a student in Hamiota Manitoba in 1983 when his parents left for Vancouver BC.
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Crandall
O John Mitchell
Vancouver
B.C
Moncton
N.B
Johnny
Hamiota
J. M. Mitchell
First Snow Signals Early Winter Stock Up
Local merchants rush summer clothes from shelves and fill stores with parkas mitts and woolies. Mr Snow appeared last Monday and harvest operations are just starting as Equinox on September 21st promises a strong fall season.
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Snow
Evening Auxiliary Holds Fall Meeting At Home
The Ham Leta Evening Auxiliary held its first fall meeting at Mrs. E. R. Strong's home with 29 attending. President Mrs. C. Randell led the session after worship. Newcomers welcomed and guest Mrs. Smith introduced the new study book. A program including a contest, recipe sale, and study skit concluded with lunch. committee members were Mesdames Caldwell Venables Westbrook Maitland.
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Hamleta
E. R. Strong
C. Randell
Smith
Mesdames Marg. Caldwell
Det. Venables
Billie Westbrook
Helen Maitland
Salad Days for All Seasons
The piece urges including salads in meals year round. It notes salads are appealing in hot weather and equally inviting in fall and winter. Readers are encouraged to experiment with various vegetables to avoid monotony.
Road Inspectors Arrive in Hamiota Despite Poor Weather
The city inspectors arrived by half track to survey roads and villas in Hamiota on Saturday. Messrs P Beachell W H French and J E McAuley led the rural route amid muddy, clay filled roads. Heavy seasonal conditions hinder road work, but the inspectors press on within the municipality.
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Villa
Messrs P. Beachell
W. H. French
J. E. McAuley
Safe gun storage and car safety for hunters
The article warns hunters to unload firearms before storage and to store ammunition securely. It cautions that curious children may access loaded weapons and notes the danger of carrying loaded rifles in cars, where even a minor jolt could trigger a tragedy.
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Richard Hudnut
Jack
Jill
Kiefer
Rexall & Nyal Drug Store
Stafford
York Pork & Beans
Bartlet Pears
C. W. Jamieson & Son Res
Shoal Lake Dance Gardens
Shoal Lake
Mrs. E. Furtney of
Roblin
Miss J. Hanna
Curll
Allan McPhaden
Winnipeg
W. J. Cochrane
Jane Hudson
Jerry Smith
Brandon
Brandon College
Olsen
Yorkton Sask
CYGX
Memoriam
Brown’s General Store
Northland Sweater
Brown’s
C. Brown, Prop
Organiza
Houck's Garage
International Harvester Dealer