Hamiota Church Women Reorganize Officers for 1956
The Women’s Association of Hamiota United Church held a January 12 re organization meeting in the church parlor with 25 members present. Rev J F Douglas installed the new officers led by President J M Williams and noted the five circles are ready to start February meetings. Birth announcements follow from Oak River through Cardale with multiple births listed for January 2 to January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Association of the Hamiota United Church
J. M. Willams
Wilf Johnston
A. Park
J. M. Williams
Myrtle Caldwell
J. Ward
J. Riddell
G. Allan
G. Baxter
Ken Fraser
Metis Focus At Oak River Reserve Highlighted In McConnell
The W.A. and W.MS. met at Mrs. Swanson home with Mrs. Emerson and Mrs. Richardson presiding. Mrs. Richardson spoke on the Metis and Indians near Winnipeg at Grand Marais, reading by Mrs. Emerson and Mary Brown. World Day of Prayer planned for March 17 at 2 30 p.m. in McConnell church with Rev. James Maxwell as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A
Mrs. Swanson
Emerson
Mrs. Richardson
Maxwell
Richardson
Oak River Reserve
Winnipeg
Grand Marais
Daily Tribune
Mary Brown
Lavinia W.M.S
McConnell Church
James Maxwell
Carl Brown
McDougall
Decker area social notes and local sports update
The Evening Auxiliary met at Mrs Reg Decker's home on February 1 with Mrs Higgins presiding. Plans for an April bazaar were discussed. Mr T Coupe remains in Hamiota Hospital after surgery. E W Alexander's funeral held at Decker United Church with interment in Hamiota Cemetery. Ladies Curling Club hosted two visiting rinks from Miniota and lunch followed. George Rothnie of McConnell visiting relatives. Ham t o ta team members and escorts traveled to The Pas for two games, returning soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg. Decker
Higgins
Sam Stewart
Doug. Johnstone
T. Coupe
Hamiota Hospital
E. W. Alexander
Decker United Church
Hamiota Cemetery
Alexander
Ladies’ Curling Club
Miniota
Bill Little
Horner
Oakner W A plans Irish supper program in March
The Oakner Woman’s Association held a February meeting with 13 members present. Officers were installed for 1956 by Rev. Douglas. A hospital meeting followed, and Mrs. Knight won the hospital surprise parcel. An Irish supper and program are set for Oakner school on Friday March 16 at 6 30 p m. Admission adults 60 cents children 12 and under 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A
W.A
C. Knight
Oakner School
Oakner W.A
Oakner Teen Town Bonspiel Notes and Participants
Reporter Marion Routledge notes Dallas Smith as skip with Lois Brown Maur een Godlen and Evelyn Routledge forming one rink at Hamiota High School bonspiel. Outside rinks from Oakner High School include Rivers and Bradwardine. Results to be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Smith
Lois Brown
Maureen Godlen
Evelyn Routledge
Hamiota High School
Oakner High School
Rivers
Bradwardine
World Day of Prayer plan drawn by Rivers church groups
A World Day of Prayer program for February 17 was prepared by committees from the Anglican Mennonite United and Pentecostal churches in Rivers. The meeting took place at Mrs. E. J. Asselstine’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglican
Mennonite United
Pentecostal
Rivers
E. J. Asselstine
Hamiota Hospital Women's Aid meeting notes 1955 actions
The Women's Aid to Hamiota Hospital met in Hamiota on January 27 with 11 of 17 districts represented and Mrs Smuttell of Crandall as new president. Officers reported a balance of 1344.04 and discussed the Manitoba Hospital Auxiliaries convention, patient totals for 1955, rate increases, staff, equipment purchases, and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital
Hamiota
Smuttell
Crandall
Griffiths
Kirk
Manitoba
D Kerr
Dunn
Caldwell Motors
Legion Auxiliary
Miss Dunn
Technical School
Dept. of Education
First Prize Won by Peter Nempenco at Griswold Carnival
A Griswold rink carnival Feb 3 drew a large crowd. Peter Nemenko won first prize for comic, Norris Joynt took second in comic, Irvine Joynt won best skater. Judges were from Brandon. The winning rink included F Wallace, J Kufflick, Gordon Patterson, and H Winters, defeating Hugh McManus in Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nempenko
Griswold
Peter Nemenko
Norris Joynt
Irvine Joynt
Brandon
F. Wallace
J. Kufflick
Gordon Patterson
H. Winters
Alexander
Hugh McManus
Roseland
Manitoba
Melita Lodge Names Slate of Officers
Melita Lodge installs officers for the Oriented Gala AF and AM with H L Morrow as installing officer. Installed were WM K C Cobb SW George Anderson JW WA Bell treasurer HL Morrow secretary EH Russell chaplain TS Loucks SD A E Andrews JD NJ Stewart IG JC Bell SS NW Walker WW aiten DD of CFE Barker tyler J Northam LPM FG Drier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melita
Gala
H L. Morrow
WM. K. C Cobb
George Anderson
Bell
HL Morrow
E H. Russell
T. S. Loucks
A.E. Andrews
N. J. Stewart
Barker, Tyler
J. Northam
F. G. Drier
Chumah Ladies Club Meeting at Mrs M Kirk Home
The Chumah Ladies' Club met at Mrs M Kirk's home on Thursday February 2 with twelve members attending. Mrs S Lewis led worship service assisted by Mrs Kidd Mrs J Smith and Mrs M Kirk. Mrs J Smith directed a contest and Mrs A E Andrew reported on the Hamiota hospital aid for 1955. The Mizpah Benediction followed a tasty lunch. Mr Jack Lewis of Winnipeg visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs S Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Kirk
S. Lewis
C Kidd
J Smith
J. Smith
A. E Andrew
Hamiota Hospital
Jack Lewis
Winnipeg
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Sur-R-Re
Savin
Co-Op
Hamiota Consumers Co-Op
Hamiota United Church
William Stewart
Oak River
Bruce Arthur
William Whyman
Isabella
Dorothy Ann
Wm. Mikula
Rivers Camp
Ronald William
Lloyd Shurwell
Harding
Ronald Bruce
Clifford Wrightson McConnal
Leslie Dale
Joe Nykoliation
McConnell
Debra Anne
Charles Brown
Donna Louise Mae
Andy McBain
Delmar James
Decker
Wanda Gail
Bertram Hearn
Cardale
Barbara May
Oarner
McLellan
Mrs. I. Fleming
Melville, Sask
Oakner
Teen Town
Marion Routledge
World Day OF Prayer
Women's Aid
M. Smuttell
Donna
St. Boniface Hospital
M. Coupland
Melita Lodge
Chumah
Mercury
Montclair
Monterey
Montclair Coupe
Ford OF
Canada
ED Sullivan
Ercury
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