Ice Folies and Community Notices at Hamiota Rink
Local notices announce the Ice Folies event at the Ham iota Memorial Rink on Friday March 8. Other items include Womens World Day of Prayer on March 8 at Christ Church, and Circle No 1 and Circle No 5 fundraisers in the Orange Hall with teas, bake sales, and bazaars set for April 13 and March 16 respectively.
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Olive Smith
Winnipeg
John Smith
Hamiota Memorial Rink
Christ Church
Hamiota
Orjange
St. Patrick’s
Orange Hall
Evening Auxiliary Meeting Notes and Local Notices
The February meeting at Mrs. J E Hudson’s home included worship and a Study Book chapter with a Hong Kong missionary letter on school and housing shortages. Notices announce a February 25 Home and School meeting in the Community room with a film No Easy Answer. Losses include a missing black key case from the Lodge room Kitchen. Local happenings list curling bonspiel participation and TV programing on CKX TV tonight. Hamiota Teachers Local Association met February 14 with speakers C T G Bailey and discussions on pension adequacy and professionimprovement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Hudson
Hudson
Hong Kong
Gladys Baker
Pearl McConnell
Hazel Adams Ines
Houck
Brenda Pittendreith
Irene Marks
Mesdames D. McConnell
M. Fraser
M. Dunn
R. Venables
Minnedosa
Ethel Randell
Will Arl
Mrs. Miller
Erickson
Maureen McConnell
Marilyn 2Ollock
Doug Venables
Hamiota Teachers Local Association
Jecker
Lavinia
Oakner
Randall
C. T. G. Bailey
Bailey
Les Milne
Children’s Aid Society Directors Report Highlights Caseloads
The Directors Report for December 1956 and January 1957 shows 1067 active cases at the start of 1957. Of these, 207 involve children in agency care, 181 are foster homes, 151 concern unmarried parents, 230 are family cases, and 273 pertain to adoptions. Incidental services total 26. The report also notes appreciation for Dr. William Forster’s weekly guidance on child development and behavior.
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Agen
Scy
Chidren
William Forster
Hospital For Mental Diseases
Children’s Aid
Enjoy the Mens Bonspiel at the rink next week
Full course meals served twice daily at the rink during the mens bonspiel. All proceeds go toward reducing outstanding rink debt and supporting the event.
Tal ent Show Brings Crowd and Prizes Amid Community Events
A large crowd attended a Friday talent show on February 15 featuring 16 acts. Prizes went to Elaine McConnell, Helen Murray, and Shelly La Verne in the Children’s class, with adults’ entries including a Boys’ Trio led by Wayne Richardson. Proceeds totaled 53.95 for the organizing committee led by Nora McConnell and others. The issue also notes curling results at Oak River and Shoal Lake, local visits, and community activities from a Valentine Baby Band party to a Shorthorn meeting in London and a practice teaching stint at Winnipeg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine McCornnell
Helen Murray
Shelly la Verne
Wayne Richardson
Willard Opak
Marshal Maksymniuk
Nora McConnell
Sonja Maksyminuk
June Richardson
Mary Berg
Mrs. Crayton
Mary Thompson
Gladys Pollock
Dot Pangiman
Agnes Mitchell
Merle Scott
Oak River
Shoal Lake
Norman Brown
Walter Moffatt
Calgary
Edmonton
Points South
Anne Syrnyk
Margaret Swanson
Brandon
Syrnyk
Lorrene Scott
Winnipeg Normal School
Strathcl
McConnell Baby Band
Strickland
Birtle Presbytery
Hamiota Curling Bonspiel Notice
Notice announces a curling bonspiel with meals for three course lunches served twice daily from February 25 to March 2 during the men’s days. Entries received later will be held over to the following week.
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Echo
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Eveybody Welcome
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Children’s Aid Society
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Business Phone
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