WA and WMS Hold Annual Meeting at Mr Richardson Home
The WA and WMS met on Wednesday December 1 at Mr Richardson’s home for a Christmas service and annual meeting. The secretary reported a successful year, the treasurer noted $341.96 in funds, and a 1955 slate of officers was named including President Mrs Pangman and Treasurer Mrs Ivey. A tea followed by plans for the next gathering at Mrs Swanson's.
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WMS
Richardson
Missionary Monthly
Town group gathers for December meeting at Rankin home
OARNER Celine WA held their annual meeting on December 6 at Mr L Rankin's home. Mr Fleming and Mrs C M Anderson led the meeting. The financial report showed 380.95 on hand. They decided to send Christmas boxes and to raise the WM S contribution to 70.00 while turning 200 more to the church. Mrs C P Brown and Mrs C M Anderson reported on the WM S rally in Miniota.
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L. Rankin
Fleming
C M. Anderson
WMS
C. P. Brown
C M Anderson
Miniota
Hospital bill deductible prompts partial payment
A speaker describes a Blue Cross contract with a $15 deductible and a total bill of $8750. The insurer paid $720, leaving the patient to cover the remainder.
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Blue Cross
Oakner Teen Town elects officers and hosts events
Officers elected were President Mrs John Rankin Vice President Mrs C Knight Secretary Treasurer Mrs E Westwood Supply Sec Mrs McFeely Friendship Sec Mrs C M Anderson Card Sec Mrs C P Brown January meeting at Mrs Fleming home with Mrs Knight and Mrs H Knight in charge Oakner Christmas Tree on December 22 Square Dance Competition at Oakner Town: 1st Oakner Teen Town Girls 2nd Oakner Calf Club 3rd Arnold Gray's Old Timers High School Christmas Concert set for December 22.
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Card
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Oldtimers
Lavinia Church Notes and 1955 Officers
The December W M S meeting hosted by Mrs M McConnell had 17 ladies present with Mrs W A McConnell presiding and A E McConnell elected president. The 1955 W A officers include President Mrs Taylor and Secretary Mrs R V McConnell. Also noted are Candle Service on December 19 and Boy Scouts at the YMCA with upcoming leadership school attendance.
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M. McConnell
W. A. McConnell
A. E McConnell
L McConnell
Wilkie Cochran
A. E. McConnell
R. V. McConnell
Elgin McConnell
J. Knight
McWhirter
Smith
Milne
Shaw
Boyd Lief
Lloyd McConnell
Knight
Y M CA
Bridge
A. Cochran
Oak River
Leslie Milne
Lavinia
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E. Milne
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M. Preston
L. Stewart
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Students Corner Reports Week Of School Sports And Events
Congratulations to Gerald Kirk on winning the bicycle at the Children’s Aid Sale. After exams Grade V and VI prepare for a Christmas Tree Concert at the School Auditorium on December 21. The Grade VII and VIII boys’ basketball team played four games last week including wins over the High School girls, Grade IX, and a combined win over the girls. Ping Pong players prep for the upcoming Manitoba High School Bonspiel in Winnipeg December 27 to 29 with Roy Pollock Fred Gould Wally Jasper Larry McDougall Larry Gregory Jim Baxter Bruce Cummings Sandy Russell named for the team. Phantoms challenge ends with Grade XI boys.
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Jimmy Grant
Hamiota High School
Roy Pollock
Fred Gould
Wally Jasper
Larry McDougall
Larry Gregory
Jim Baxter
Bruce Cummings
Sandy Russell
Winnipeg
Phantoms
Black Balk Defeats Phantoms Five to Three in Hoops
The Black Balk defeated the Phantoms 5 to 3 in a recent high school basketball game. Students are busy with exams and holiday planning as Hamiota School announces a Christmas break from Wednesday December 22nd reopening Tuesday January 4th, 1955 at 9 30 am.
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Pioneer Robert W Angus Dies in Hamiota at 79
Robert Wilson Angus died November 24 in Hamiota after a long illness. Born in Cushnie Scotland in 1875 he immigrated to Canada aged eight, farmed near Pope, returned to Scotland in 1901, married Helen Sangster in 1903, and settled back at the Pope homestead before retiring seven years ago. He leaves wife Helen and one brother George of Crandall. service at Scotia Church officiated by Rev. Alex Barber, burial in Scotia Cemetery with honorary pallbearers, acting pallbearers and flower bearers named.
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George
Crandall
Alex. Barber
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J. Morrice
C. Penny
C. Ross
E. Dixon
G. Munshaw
Dr. Hodge
Weed Control Warning from Western Canada Farmers 1954
Farmers in Western Canada report a poor weed season due to wet weather and overreliance on 2 4 D. Canada and Sow Thistle infestations rise in Manitoba and across grain lands. Emphasizes cultivation, fall crops, and barley to reduce thistle for 1955.
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Manitoba
Jst
Wotu
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