Oak River WM S elects 1957 officers and plans mission drive
The Oak River Women’s Missionary Society met January 10 with 14 members. New officers include President Mrs Hopley and Vice Mrs Clubb. Rev Friebert urged support for The Observer and local Christian outreach. Plans include a study book magazine on South East Asia and group country assignments.
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WMS
Ro Stewert
Clubb
Black
Day
A. Faebert
Hopley
K Clubb
Power
Geo Sparling
Chris.tian
Friebert
Birtle
W. M.S
Overseas readers invited to next meeting
Visitors and associate members are welcome at the upcoming gathering with plans to discuss programs and activities.
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Erseas
Oak River All Stars Rally To Beat CJ A.T.C 8 5 In League Clash
Oak River All Stars erased a 3 1 deficit in the third period scoring five goals to defeat CJ A.T.C 8 5. Cam Spiller led with three goals while Graeme Shaw Harold Pollock Lawrence Bell Glennis Scott and Tom Ramsey Butler contributed for Oak River. CA T C’s Irvine Beauline and Schilds added goals. Referees J Caldwell and D Caldwell handed out five penalties.
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Oak River All-Stars
CJ A.tc. Rivers
All-Stars
Cam Spiller
Wih
Ingletons
Graeme Shaw
Harold Pollock
Lawrence Bell
Glennis Scott
Tom Ramsey Butler
C. I A.T.C
Irvine Beauline
Schilds
J. Caldwell
D Caldwell
Oak River High School
Oak Lake Juvenes
Oak Lake
Taylor
Reeves
Les Skinner
Bill Henderson
Gil Shaw
Oak River
Ed Shamray
Tom Thumbs
Decker
Murray Bray
Bran White
Larry Westbrook
Singletons
Pas
Manitoba
Wes Frechette
Zeke Hamilton
Pas Huskies
Patterson
Oak River Students elect new officers at annual meeting
The Oak River Students Association held its annual meeting on Friday January 11 electing Judy Hedley as President Les Skinner as Vice President Byron Bridgeman as Secretary Neil McDonald as Treasurer Gill Shaw as Athletic Convenor and Ed Hare as Dramatic Convenor. Committees were named with Dick Heapy Milt Hayhurst Wayne King Jim Hannah John English and Terry Thompson becoming the new secretary.
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Oak River Students Association
Judy Hedley
Les Skinner
Byron Bridgeman
Neil McDonald
Athleti
Gill Shaw
Dick Heapy
Milt Hayhurst
Ed Hare
Wayne King
Jim Hannah
John English
Terry Thompson
Oak River All Stars overpower Bird in league clash
Oak River All Stars crushed Bird 15 to 3 to seal fourth place in the Riding Mountain league. Glennis Scott led with four goals while Cam Miller Harold Pollock and others contributed. Oak River advances to face third place C J A T C Rivers in the first playoff round.
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Oak River All-Stars
Spo
Bird
Scott
Oak River
Cam Miller
Harold Pollock
Singletons
Ed Course
Willie Ramsay
Don Peters
Doyle Bailey
Lyle Ramsay
Ken
Bill Walden
J. Sinkbeul
L. Marlow
C. Sinklee
J. Piper
JD. Caldwell
C.J.A.T.C Rivers
Tom Thumbs
Crandall
Brian White
Cardale
Don
Manitoba Publishes Widely Acclaimed Civic Citizenship Manual
A new Manual of Civics and Citizenship for Manitoba schools by Dr John Brown receives strong praise across Canada. The 288 page source book for grades 1 through 12 outlines Canadian government, World trade, and United Nations topics, with 8,000 copies printed for school use.
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Manitoba
Canada
John Brown
Education Department
University of Manitoba
Dr. Brown
Japan
W.C Miller
Government of
Government of Canada
World Trade
Government
United Nations
NATO
Manitoba Text Book Bureau
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Winnipeg
Majestic Hotel
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Portace & Man
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Committee On Alcohol Education
Department of Education
Legis!ve
OAK River Sports
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King
Kennedy
Ed Coulson
Laurence Bell
Kobra
Frechette
Cockwill
Lyle Ramsey
Glennis
Harry L. Trump
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Clement Block
H. Cooke
Crown Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Toronto
Oakner
Allis-Chalmers
C.M Anderson & Son
Daniel G. Levenick
Notary Public
Homiaca, Man
F. A. Hodge
Hamiota
Foster
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MacConnell
Lavinia
Harding
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