District Happenings in Winnipeg January Meeting
The January meeting of District Happenings in Winnipeg was held January 4 in Commun take 4.10 month radi operatority Room with 13 members present and one visitor. Mrs J Boyd chaired the meeting. Roll call answered with a Safety Hint. Mrs Taylor gave the Red Cross report and donations were sent to March of Dimes and Canadian Cancer Fund. A Sheriff-Horsey Competition entry was decided. Mrs J Finkbeiner spoke on a leadership school she attended in Brandon. The meeting closed with The Creed. Hostesses were Mrs Boyd and Mrs Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry White
For
Winnipeg
J Boyd
Taylor
Red Cross
March of Dimes
Canadian Cancer Fund
J. Finkbei
Annual Church and School Meetings Scheduled
The annual church meeting will be in the school on Monday evening January 16 at 8 o'clock with lunch served. The annual school meeting is set for Thursday January 9 at 1 30 p m. Two links take part in the Ladies Bonspiel at Kenton this week. Good luck to the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
CHUMAH Ladies Club Meet At Mrs Hazlewood’s
The CHUMAH Ladies Club gathered Friday at Mrs. Lloyd Hazlewood’s with 11 members. They planned a March of Dimes contribution of five dollars and noted a year’s attendance average of 15. Mrs. Elmer Houck was praised for seven years of perfect attendance. Treasurer reported allocations totaling 195.64 including Hospital 50 and March of Dimes 5.00. Receipts through Jan 1 1961 stood at 59.38 with various gifts and sales totaling 195.64
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenue
Lloyd Hazlewood
Hazlewood
M. Kirk
A. E. Andrew
Elmer Houck
W.M.S
Aimli Fresh Air Camp
Jn Hand
V. Kirk
Local Notes on Residents and Travel Details
McConnell Norman Little left last week for Thompson. Mrs. W. McDougall spent last week in Winnipeg with Mrs. E. Robinson. Bill Svrnvk of Dauphin visited with his brother and sister-in-law and Mrs. Nick Svrnvk. Bert Knight left for California to spend three months with his son-in-law and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Little
Thompson
W. McDougall
Winnipeg
E. Robinson
Bill Svrnvk
Dauphin
Nick
Local Notes From Winnipeg Area Residents
Reggie Roxton returns home from the Children’s hospital in Winnipeg after treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Stew depart for a two week holiday in the Southern States. Jim Gammack visits Deer Lodge Hospital for a medical check up. Mrs. Cosgrove of Napinka visits her brother-in-law and sister Harold and Patricia Hunter. Jack Rosenberg and family return to Regina after two weeks in the district, Winnipeg, and Oak River. Bob Anderson visits town for a day, staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggie Roxton
Children’s Hospital
Winnipeg
Duncan Stew
Jim Gammack
Deer Lodge Hospital
Cosgrove
Napinka
Harold Hunter
Bert Musgrove
Patricia
Ontario
Jack Rosenberg
Brian
Barry
Regina
Oak
Mrs Rose Pollock Returns to Brandon After Visit
Mrs Rose Pollock returned to Brandon on Tuesday after spending the last weeks with her son and daughter in law. Mr and Mrs Harvey Pollock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Pollock
Brandon
Inlaw
Harvey Pollock
Woman's Federation Holds January Meeting at Richardson Home
The VMicConnell Woman's Federation met with eight members and one visitor at Mrs. C Richardson's home. Mrs J Killoh presided, Rev Harland led installation of officers, and worship was conducted by Mrs Emerson with assistance from Mrs Newton. The group scheduled World Day of Prayer for February at Mrs J Killch's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vmicconnell Woman's Federation
C. Richardson
J. Killoh
Emerson
Newton
Harland
J. Killch
W I Meet at Mrs D dge Home
W I meeting held Wednesday at Mrs D dge home with 11 members and 2 visitors present. December collection of 5 45 donated to Beatin pete and knitldld ers parcel to Children’s Aid Society Brandon. Donations sent to Lions Club Hamiota for Arthritic and Rheumatism Society. Mrs Gill spoke on January trip to Los Angeles with pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Dge
Bob Sunley
Beatin Pete
Children’s Aid Society
Brandon
Lions Club
Hamiota
Canadians Aid Congo Health Setup With Red Cross Team
Canadian Red Cross nurses join the Congo mission to help establish emergency health services in Coquiha. The group includes Johanna Korlu of Toronto Denise Beaulieu Ste Romauld Mar guerite Tetrault Aline Galarneau and Jacqueline Mayrand. WHO coordinates the efforts with about 40 specialists from western hemisphere nations and Pan American Sanitary Bureau involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Republic of the Congo
Techclan
Coquiha
Leff
Johanna Korlu
Toronto
Denise Beaulieu
St. Romauld
Quebec
Marguerite Tetrault
Ste. Anne de Bellevue
Aline Galarneau
Montreal
Jacqueline Mayrand
Quebec City
Club hosts successful parents night with slides and songs
A local club held a well attended parents night with Clair Clark as chair. Robert Troy from Shoal Lake district shared a trip to Olds Alberta with slides. Dom íene Cochrane sang a solo and M aure Murray played piano. A five year certificate of Merit and a Knight of Lavinia were awarded. Lunch and a dance followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Clark
Isabella
Robert Wmevex
Troy
Istrict
Olds
Alta
Glen Bridge of
Lavinia
USA
Domiene Cochrane
Uise Murray
Mr. Deveon
Manitoba
Oak River News 4-H Meeting and Local Hockey Tourney
The January 6 Oak River Klipper Kutter Sewing meeting, led by Margaret Black with Carol Walden as pro tem secretary, 10 members and 6 leaders present. Maxine English to visit March 1. 4‑H Amateur Contest slated for January 27 in Hamiota. Tom Thumb Hockey tournament held January 7 with six teams. Minnedosa beat Oak River in the final. Rivers and Hamiota clubs won playoff curling games. The Tom Thumbs beat Hamiota. All Stars lost to Foxwarren. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey left for Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klipper Kutter
Memorial Hall
Margaret Black
Carol Walden
Canada
Maxine English
Othe
Hamiota
Armstrong
Tom Thumb Hockey
Oak River Memrial Rink
Cardale
Minnedosa
Rapid City
Crandall
Oak River
Hamiota Ladies Curling Club
Rivers Ladies Curling Club
Oak River Memorial Rink
Rivers
Tom Thumbs
Hamida Tom Thumbs
All Stars
Harry. Bailey
Relates
Texas
CGI Church Meeting Notes Highlight Group Roles
CGI held a regular church meeting on Monday January 9 with members including Margaret Black Ivy Dale Espey Ann Johns Pat Greenaway Benny Jo Ann White and Sharon Baily. Senior group opened with a roll call of 16 members and appointed Sharon Baily Ann Power and Linda Griffiths as convenors for the study book We Belong Together. Junior group had seven members, also starting their study book We Belong Together, then the combined groups sang Taps and held choir practice before adjourning. The report notes broader context about Canadian power capacity stagnation in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CGI
Margaret Black
Ivy Dale
Espey
Ann Johns
Pat Greenaway
Benny
Jo-Ann White
Sharon Baily
Margaret
Ann Power
Linda Griffiths
Carolyn Johns
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Keoton
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Chumah
McConnell
Decker
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Bob Anderson
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W.I. Meet
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J Macauley
Stitute
Winhi
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Petty
Otive
C.G
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Runechy
OAK River News
Klipper Kutter Sewing Klub Meet
Drs. Hudson, Hudson, Yames & McMillan
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Oakner
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Iver McConnell
Lavinia and
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Fechon
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Drs. Webb & Webb
Chiropractors
Rosser Ave
J. M. Williams
Lamista
Darroch
JAK River Man
H. Cooke
Decker, Man
Crown Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Vancouver
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Nanaimo
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Winnipeg Art Gallery
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Manitoba Travel and Convention Association
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ST. Regis Hotel
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Mark's General Store
Murray Coupland
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