U C W Meeting Held At Oak River
Oak River U C W held its general meeting on June 5th at 7 30 p m with four teen members attending. Carmen
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 13, 1989
Page
10
Oak River U C W held its general meeting on June 5th at 7 30 p m with four teen members attending. Carmen
Oak River residents Tom and Evelyn Delgaty and Lena Lawrence attended a June conference in Thunder Bay from June 1 to 4. Obituary notice for Harold Hedley in Victoria B C. Condolences to Della Radcliffe on Ruth May’s death at Hamiota Hospital. Strathclair couple Bob and Teenie Henry celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. River's Collegiate prom crowned Scott Henry and Susan Heapy king and queen on May 26. Unit devotions by Neal titled Thou Shalt Love. Darlene Reid chaired the event. Hutchings sale raised 676 dollars. Youth Service planned for Father’s Day June 18 with pot luck. Supply bought five metres of flannelette for 10 87. 21 bags of clothing sent with Hamiota Kenton Transfer to Nelson House. A box sent to Samaritan House in Brandon. Unit 1 held cake decorating in April and Baby Band party in May. Unit 2 viewed a South Africa filmstrip in April and attended Florence Nightingale Tea in May. Cemetery caretakers are the Ron Usunier family. Flowers planted June 4. Ted Coulson chairs cemetery committee. Life membership pins discussed. Camp Wasaga and Youth Camp mentioned. Old dishes curtains and books stored may be sold. Supper at the fair set for six dollars adults, three dollars for 12 and under, preschoolers free, dessert and coffee included. Next meeting September 5 at 7 30 p m with Unit 2 organizing chair and devotional.
John and Lola Mitchell of Vancouver BC visited relatives Gail and Sid Humpheries at Clark Lake on June 6 for a 25th wedding anniversary celebration. They also saw Wally and Donna Tuttle in Rapid City and Bob and Ruby Mitchell of Arrow River. A June 8 family gathering preceded their June 9 departure for home. The community mourns Don Guntel of Redvers on June 7. Funeral set for June 10 in Shoal Lake. Brad Clegg, recently home from Winnipeg Health Science Centre, returns June 14 for further treatment. Brenda Leland and Peter Braun of Winnipeg were weekend visitors. Phone-in news tip: 562-3656.
The Miniota 4-H Beef Club met to set prize money for all classes at 5 3 2 dollars and schedule activities. They will work at the Community Car Bingo on June 13 and serve Pancake Breakfast at the Miniota Rodeo on June 25. Sheldon Moorehead earned the top Senior Beef Judging Trophy at Rally. The group submitted project books and adjourned.
Community notes from Miniota include Stowe family gatherings in Melville and Edmonton area travels, pupils and teachers from the Miniota School, and a birthday celebration for Ivy Collier. Delegates attended United Church Conference in Thunder Bay, plus numerous visits to Alberta, Winnipeg, and international travel plans. Sincere sympathy extended to Barbara Gnntel and relatives on Don Gnntel’s June 8th death.
Parkissimo Lodge notes show Mr At Armitage and Mrs Margaret Foster with local phone lines. Sophie Thompson visited with daughter Sylvia George at Wellen farm on June 3. Seniors tour to Austin included Minnie Sanderson and Katie Sparks on June 7. Family visits from Linda Schrader and her children Chris and Margo of Brandon occurred the June 1 weekend. Building work and bed ding plants featured early week activity. Temperatures dropped to 0 C Thursday morning. Annual lodge meeting held with Joyce Stowe presenting financials. board reappointed. Leave of absence for cataract operation on June 14 in Brandon.
On Tuesday June 6 at the Drop in Centre four players joined a whist game with Wilf Hills as high scorer while Lorraine Barrett and Ivy Collier organized a lunch of cookies tea and coffee. Barb Littlejohn led the bridge high score with over 5000 points.
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