Decker U.C.W. Annual and January Meeting Report
The Decker U.C.W. held its combined annual and January meetings at Dawn Maynes's home on January 17 with eight members. President Marlene Murray led prayers, worship by Group 2, and readings from Heritage Book 1989 and Upper Room. Reports highlighted community work and hospital aid, clothing bales to northern communities, plus correspondence from various organizations. A Blood Donor Clinic was announced for February 1 at Hamiota Elementary School. Lunch followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Decker U.C.W
Dawn Maynes
Marlene Murray
Edna McCann
Marlene
Dawn
Mona
Glenna
Harriet McColl
Boissevain
Hamiota Student Council
Coleslaw
P.C.T.C
Canadian Art China Re
Girl Guide
St. Andrew’s College
Birtle Presbyterial
Hamiota
Decker News Notes and Local Visits
Decker residents report visits by Mr. and Mrs. H. Lints to Melita to see Doris and Dean Tremaine and family. Hazel Hatton joined Clayton Wyborn and his mother in Hamiota for a birthday weekend in Dauphin at the Wyborn home. Pearl Shivas moves to Park Residence in Hamiota with son Bob Shivas from Salmon Arm to assist. best wishes to Pearl. Rose Bowl Pool winners listed by quarters: John Wright, Kenton. Fermin Desrocher, McConnell. Dale Davison, Crandall. Barb Coupe, Calgary. Decker Legion thanks ticket buyers. George and Gerry Davis visited Mrs. Iris Davidson in Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Decker
John Wright
Kenton
Fermin Desrocher
McConnell
Dale Davison
Crandall
Calgary
Decker Legion
George
Gerry Davis
Iris Davidson
Rivers
Ice Capades Glides into Winnipeg in 1989
Ice Capades arrives at Winnipeg Arena January 25 to 29 1989 for eight performances headlined by Elizabeth Manley and Carol Fox with Richard Dalley Catarina Lin dgren and the California Raisins. The show features Noir Et Blanc Race to Number One Salute to Hollywood and a Ziegfeld dream finale with production by Willy Bietak and Tom Scallen. Tickets cost 9 11 and 13 dollars at the arena box office and Select-A-Seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Arena
Hollywood
Elizabeth Manley
Carol Fox
Richard Dalley
Catarina Lindgren
California Raisins
Raisins
Pany
Willy Bietak
Tom Scallen
Drop-in Centre Update Highlights January Activities
The Drop-in Centre notes a January 10 event where seven players attended cribbage replacing 500. Jean Ewing had the high score. Barb and Peg provided lunch. January 12 Bridge Day saw Maud Leland top score and Mildred bottom, with two tables and tea coffee cookies. January 17 500 again had Maud Lelond with high score and Millie Attwood with low. Barb and Peg supplied lunch.
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Cribbage
Jean Ewing
Barb
Peg
Julie
Russell
Maud Leland
Mildred
Maud Lelond
Millie Attwood
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ECHO
U.C.W
Decker News
H. Hunter
Storg
Miniota Ese Motor Inn
Miniota, MB
Oak Street
Manitoba
Rom
Virden
P.O
Raglan Street
Bery Fun Shop
10Th
Brandon
RZA
Ood
Terry Hudson
Herman Mentuck
Skayman Auto Body Semi Trucks
Winshields
Autopac
Dallas Skayman
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