Cadet Parade At Rivers Air Cadet Squadron Honors Winners
A January 30 1969 parade at the Airborne School hangar reviewed No 320 Rivers Air Cadet Squadron. Major A W MacIntyre the Rivers Camp mayor led the inspection with Mr C Forman sponsoring. Cadet Cpl Melvin Arsenault won the monthly achievement award for leadership attendance and citizenship for the third time. Four ozsh awards went to cadets Robin Hebner Brent Malfait Andrew Chartier and Vaughn Wilson. Captain Bill Jacks offered suggestions for extracurricular activities including a possible trip to a US Air Force base. Parade time 8 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 320
Rivers Air Cadet Squadron
Airborne School
A. W MacIntyre
Rivers Camp
C. Forman
Cpl
Melvin Arsenault
Col
Arsenault
Ozsh
Frank Giesinger
Robin Hebner
Brent Malfait
Andrew Chartier
Rivers
Vaughn Wilson
McConnel
US. Air Force Base
Decker Women Institute Files February Meeting
The Decker Women’s Institute met at Mrs May Little’s home on February 5 with 13 members present. The History Committee reported 40 histories received to date. Donations will support the Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society and the Manitoba Heart Fund. Books will be collected again for Winnipeg Children’s Hospital book sale. Mrs Musgrove and Mrs L Cochrane led the program F W LC Reaches Fifty. Edna Sunley won the prize parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Decker Women’s Institute
May Little
History Committee
Canadian
Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Manitoba Heart Fund
Childrens’ Hospital
Winnipeg
Musgrove
L. Cochrane
F. W. LC
Edna Sunley
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting at Oak River with 22 members
Twenty two members attended the Ladies Legion Auxiliary meeting led by president Mrs. Grace Bullock. Reports included arrangements and cards sent, a March of Dimes donation, and plans for the Ladies Bonspiel banquet. The next meeting is March 5. New member Mrs. Strachan was enrolled in January. Lunch hosts were Mrs. Sumner, Haight and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak River
Ladies Legion Auxiliary
Grace Bullock
M. Espey
March of Dimes
Strachan
C. Sumner
L. Haight
L. Smith
Hamiota Stretches Lead In Basketball News
Hamiota opened a 12 point first quarter lead and expanded to a 23-12 halftime margin as Sharon Murray scored 16 for the team. Junior standings see Junior B’s tied for first and Junior A’s edging Birtle for playoff position with a forthcoming tournament on the 22nd. Senior Boys beat Shoal Lake 42-39, led by Al McNiven 19 and Bob Gaston 11, while Shoal Lake’s John Marks scored 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Sharon Murray
Pat Thompson
Janice McGregor
Wanda Anderson
Bev Pedlow
Laursen Morton
del Hunsaker
Janice Stewart
Strathclair
Shelly Wales
Wenda Houck
Dorothy Hudson
Birtle
Miniota
Shoal Lake
Lois Brooks
Margaret Reid
Judy Kelly
Lois
Donna Whyte
Jerry Pedrow
Glenda Brethour
Kenton
Joyce Scott
Hamieda
Darlene Hunsaker
Pollock
Elaine McConnell
Houck
Pedlow
Marilyn Gordham
Wales
Armstrong
Bev Brooks
Heather Seddon
Mary Reid
Diane Maitland
Mary Lou Hodge
Reid
Brethoar
Maitland
Whyte
Gerry Pedlow
Shoat Lake
Hamida
al McNiven
Bob Gaston
Robbie Woods
Bob Caldwell
Jack Roscve
John Marks
4-H Club News Update Held by Debbie Nykoliation
Roll call answered by 27 members. Plans started for a spring Dessert Party. Achievement event set for April 28. Margaret Miller showed films on Tennessee. Next meeting scheduled for March 14 in the Community Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Nykoliation
Margaret Miller
Tennesee
Strickland Handles Oaths and Insurance in Hamiota
Bill Chappell promotes the services of Strickland Commissioner for Oaths. General Insurance, Fire Extinguishers, and Real Estate Investments are listed with contact numbers for Hamiota residents.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cadet News
Air Cadet Organization
A. W. MacIntyre
Brian Malfait
W.I. Meet
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J, S, Henry and Son
H.C.S. Basketball News
Greg Kirk
Jeff Sheardown
Dale Brooks
Dennis Anderson
Jerry McNiven
Denny Decker
Bruce Coombs
Gord Turner
Edwin Miller
Terry Pollack
David Mathison
Strickland
General Insurance
Bill Chappell
Hamiota Hotel
Hamilton
the Sportsmen
Buffalo Plains Inn — Shoal Lake
Canadian Armed Forces
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