Community notes and bereavement acknowledgments
The district extends sympathy to the Smith and Godlen families. Visitors from Winnipeg, Virden, Pilot Mound, and Regina hospitals were noted. Mrs. J F Smithson took her mother to Regina hospital for care. Church services at Oakner pause on Oct. 3 and resume Oct. 10 at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Godlen
Colin Milne
Winnipeg
Milne and McFeely
Roy Esler
Virden
Frank van Dusan
Pilot Mound
H. D Brown
J. F. Smithson
Wapella
Regina Hospital
Sheila
Shirley Fleming
Melvin Moore
Weinmaster
Fred Zaharia
Yorkton
Oakner Church
Decker Sewing Club reorganizes and hosts tea
The Decker Sewing Club met September 10 with 10 members and elected officers Louise Murray president Elaine Maddock vice president Carol Rivers secretary and Helen Marwachuk treasurer. The group plans meetings every second Friday at Mrs Earl Gregory's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker Sewing Club
Louise Murray
Elaine Maddock
Carol Rivers
Helen Marwachuk
Earl Gregory
Eevening Auxiliary
Zena Kidd
F. W. Decker
EB. W. Alexander
May Nevin
India
Miss Kidd
Rev. Maxwell
Gerald Decker
Cubs
Harvey Lints
D. Johnstone
Jimmie
Arden
Marian Funk
W. E. G. Little
Saskatoon
Brian van Norman
Ottawa
Frank Rosenberger
J. D. Quinton
Georgina Pearson
James Maxwell
Ray
Donna Lints
Students Corner Reports Omit Names And Classroom News
The report lists missing beginners Cynthia Jamieson and Linda Kirk and notes Grade 2s struggle with seen and saw. It mentions Grade 5 6 shelf for lunch pails and a new table, and lists outsiders joining Grade XI from McConnell and others. Grade VII 8 had Wasps visitors and two Grade XI pupils Viola Dale and another unlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Jamieson
Linda Kirk
Neir
Larry McDougal
McConnell
Grant Little
McConnell Gr
Wayne Wilson
Bruce Cummings
Fred Gould
Kenton
Jean Sunley
Decker
Doreen Routledge
Oakner
Viola Dale
Hamiota Football Triumph Over Oak River 17-0
Hamiota defeated Oak River 17 to 0 in a touch rugby game last week. Roy Pollock opened the scoring with a first quarter major after a Scott line drive, Denny Smith connected on a Pollock pass for a second major, and Delmar Kirk sealed the win with a late score. Oak River played with substitutes as key players were absent, while Les Skinner and Neil McDonald stood out for Oak River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry McDougal
Larry
Hamiota
Verona Thompson
Verona
Brandon
Doug Lee
Veron
Wayne Wilson
Fred Gould
Jean Sunley
Sandy Russell
Jean
Oak River
Roy Pollock
Denny Smith
Pollock
Smith
Delmar Kirk
Kirk
Les Skinner
Neil McDonald
Grant Little
Jimmy Baxter
Gary Kidd
Donnie Venables
Bruce Cummuings
Wayne Bailey
Ronnie Houck
Jack McDonald
Keith Corbet
Don Hannah
Alan Robertson
Milton Hayhurst
Bill Henderson
Jack Hume
Wally Jasper
Gerald Matheson
Larry Gregory
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Francis MI. Manwarine
Mayn Bank
Yamiota
United States
C. W. Venables & Son, Publishers and Proprietors
Man
District Fire Office
B. P. Strickland
Jamiota
Duncan's Barber & Beauty Shoppe
Canadian Legion
Kamiota Rest Room
Decker Hall
Bob Brooks
H. H. Sheridan
Foster
Arlington Hamiota
JG. Smith
Bill Brooks
Coolerators
HH. Cooke
Decker, Man
Crown Life
Toronto
Canada
Rosser Ave
C. George Baizley Chiropractor
Boissevain and
Souris
Harry L. Trump
Optometrist
Oarner
THE
Scory
9Th St
Brandon, Man
Hamiota Lodge
Hamiota Lotce No. 38
Orige Hall
W. H. Brooks
Fin
Jas. J Jamieson
D. A. Beamish
Ath Victory
Government of Canada
Bank OF Canada
Mnterrations Marvestor
Ine
International Harvester
Houck
McCallum’s
Oak River, Man
Andrushuk
Miniota
Tenth Street
Power Commission
Portage la Prairie
Saskatchewan Avenue
Winnipeg Canada Building
Aniteoba
Cyana