Oak River Ladies Auxiliary December Meeting
Oak River Branch 150 met December 3 with president absent. Betty Henry stood in, two new members joined, one transfer recorded. Four ladies curled at Erickson Bonspiel and won the trophy. Officers postponed until January. $200 to Personal Care Home Hamiota. Gifts for Shut-Ins, bursary from Louise Kingdon acknowledged, Christmas party with Santa, pot luck lunch, men attended. Next meeting January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Oak River Branch
Alice Dowaletak
Betty Henry
Erickson
Alice
Hamiota
Louise Kingdon
Santa
Beulah Bertrand Visits Grandfather and Kin in Rapid City
Beulah Betty Ann Bertrand of Rapid City visited her grandfather Mr. Wm Ringland and other relatives. Recent visitors with Mr and Mrs Jack Page include Ardena's brothers Wayne Mansell and wife Caroline from Ottawa Fred Mansell and wife Maureen and Graham Mansell and wife Diane and Peter and Cathy from 0oa Ken and Vi Green of Duncan BC visited Mrs Maggie Green. While Ken was here he hunted. Mrs Jack Page stayed several days at Barry Butler home Foxwarren. Kari Doyle born to Barry and Karen Doyle with Ardena as proud grandparents. Rev. Wiley led a White Gift service on November 29 an organ prelude by Mrs Connie Choptuik was well received. Myrnalee Kelly Ted Gladys Grainger visited with Mrs Kelly in Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ann Bertrand
Rapid City
Wm. Ringland
Jack Page
Ardena
Wayne Mansell
Caroline
Ottawa
Fred Mansell
Maureen
Graham Mansell
Diane
Peter
Cathy
Ken
Vi Green
Duncan
B.C
Maggie Green
Barry Butler
Foxwarren
Karen
Barry
Kari Doyle
Jack
Rev. Wiley
Connie Choptuik
Myrnalee
Kelly
Ted
Gladys Grainger
Oak River W I Officers Elected for 1981 82 Term
Oak River Women’s Institute elected officers at the November 18 annual meeting led by Past President Jean Henry and Treasurer Evelyn Delgaty. Seventeen members attended with thirteen average, and twenty five visitors. Highlights include the 60th anniversary in June with the production Meeting to Music and Pete Peters Swiss Symphony. Official reports noted 44 hall meetings and fifteen chairs donated by Lions Club and Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
W.I
Jean Henry
Evelyn Delgaty
Beryle Burt
Lynne Hopley
Vera McPhaden
Luella Bowman
Friendship
Hall
Lions Club
The
Legion
Pete Peter
Bluebirds of
Manitoba
Mrs. Lane
Brandon
Father Larre
Glenda Lawn
Rob Roy
Pennies
Peace Garden
Canada
Wells
Kenya
Children’s Playground and Agricultural Society
A.C.W.W
Memorial Hall
Trustee Appointed as Ward II Representative in Rolling River
At the December 3 Rolling River School Division meeting John Philipation was named trustee for Onanole Ward II to fill a vacancy. The board approved trading a 1969 ton truck for a newer four wheel drive, raising 1982 bus driver pay with the cost of living index, rerouting a bus through Cottonwood Acres, establishing three bursaries for International Peace Gardens music camp attendees, and selling downhill ski equipment with first right of purchase to division students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnedosa
John Philipation
Onanole
Rolling River
Philipation
Transportation Committee
Cottonwood Acres
Douglas
International Peace Gardens
Chumah McLaen Heads to Regina Agribition Return
Chumah Don McLaen departed Sunday for Regina Agribition and planned to return home on Wednesday December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McLaen
Regina
Weekend Visits and Deer Head Trophy Win
Lavinia Cochrane and family visited Winnipeg friends, and Terry Espey with Diane and Ryan stayed with Portage hosts. Gail Glenn and Garry Glenn visited Roy Williams. Doug Hawkins won the Brandon Wildlife Association deer-head contest with a 241.6 non-typical head, earning entry to Manitoba Big Game trophy night in Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev Cochrane
Fred Warren
Winnipeg
Terry Espey
Diane
Ryan
Portage
Roy Williams
Gail Glenn
Brandon
Garry Glenn
Snow Lake
Doug Hawkins
Brandon Wildlife Association
Agricultural Center
Doug
Mobile Meals program marks eight years of community support
The Mobile Meal program, now eight years old, served 53 recipients in the last fiscal year ending March 31, 1981, with 44 in Hamiota, 3 in Miniota, and 6 in Kenton. Over 5000 meals were delivered by 114 volunteer drivers, organized by Eleanor Coombs, Nora Knight, Edith Johns, Edna Lonsdale, and Edna Reynolds. Louise Lall handles monthly fund collection in Hamiota. This notice lists many volunteers and acknowledges the communal effort behind the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Miniota
Kenton
Eleanor Coombs
Nora Knight
Edith Johns
Edna Lonsdale
Edna Reynolds
Louise Lall
Em. Miller
Doris Hutchings
Gladys Kirk
Ida Routledge
Maud Mathison
Peggy Johnston
Estelle Hall
Veda Bray
Grace Anderson
Ina
Ivy Smith
Francis Kirk
Peggy Morrison
Maxine Cumming
Archie Black
Harold Tremaine
Tom van Buskirk
Geo Duchart
Gerry Steen
Jack
Merle Houck
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Legion Auxiliary Meet
Beulah
McManus
Harley-Davidson
Women’s Institute
W. I. Hall
Ruth Stewart
Ivy Heavy
Jean Skinner
Audrey Griffiths
Chumah
Wwgm
Welding & Machine Ltd
King St
Wirden
Deiner Davies
Lavinia
Health Centre News
Frances Kirkpatrick
Paul
Phyllis August
Lorne
June Richardson
Franklin
Kay Brooks
Rusty Cooke
Jack Curry
Alex Forrest
Arnold Hill
Doc McLenehan
Elsie Roberts
Molly Vance
Bill Wilson
George Perrin
Keith Butchart
Polly Campbell
Margaret Howell
Eileen Kent
Jean Lyall
Cecil Wedgewood
Bill Butler
Maurice Corney
Eva Council
Bert Curry
Shirley Hunt
Grace Jones
Clarence Braun
Dora Gray
Doreen Lawlor
Lorne Wilson
Gordon Mortson
Gladys Strange
Carl Foster
June Hunt
Phil Corney
Allan Embury
George Whyte
Vera Cook
Lorraine Nankivell
Rae Armitage
Western Archaib (1978) Ltd
Edmonton
Calgary
Saskatoon
Frederick Sales
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