Health Centre Auxiliary News May 28 1976 Isabella meeting
The Health Centre Auxiliary notes report 11 districts represented at the May 28 meeting. In Isabella the June 10 dinner was well attended with a cold plate meal. Mrs Hames received a past president’s pin. Treasurer shows 3500.25. Blood Donor Clinic details set for July 28 at Hamiota Elementary 4:30 to 9:30. Mr. Christie spoke on community service for mentally retarded people and inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Hames
Doreen Norrie
Hadland
Hamiota
McConnell
Wm. Christie
Vera McPhaden
Christie
Coxworth
Bea McLean
Donna Lints
McLean
Lints
Hudsor
Argue
Rivers
Fireside Ensemble to Perform at Manitoba Festival Hi-Lites
Members of the Fireside Ensemble from Nola along with Carolyn and Sandra Dixon were chosen for the Manitoba Festival Hi-Lites Concert in Brandon on June 12. Adjudicators recommended four performers Perry Bomack Debbie English Sandra Dixon and the Fireside Ensemble. Over 1800 students participated in the festival and various district contributions were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola
Carolyn
Sandra Dixon
Brandon
Perry Bomack
Strathclair
Debbie English
Harding
Shoal Lake
Miniota
Kenton
Hamiota
al Robertson
Summer recreation round up from Hamiota town
June programs wrap up with Playground Soccer and Gym Night ending June. July events include a tennis clinic July 7 led by Sharon Davies, Space Puppets July 9 show, and a Summer games swimming program led by Sally Robinson. Plans include arts and crafts week Water Regatta sail and canoe day. Festival Manitoba outreach spurs youth drama group formation. junior leaders sought for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila McMillan
Sharon Davies
Mid-West
Binkley
Doinkel
Hamiota
Federal Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Sally Robinson
Strictly Fresh Simple Explanations as Alibi
A brief note discusses the appeal of simple explanations as alibis in domestic disputes, emphasizing clarity and straightforward reasoning over complexity. The piece reflects a cautious, everyday tone.
U C W Hold Meeting in Oakner
The Oakner United Church Women met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Riddell with sixteen members and two visitors. Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Westwood led a devotional on Neighborliness and Father’s Day readings, noting a May bank balance of 811.36. They reported on Rollingdale supplies, tea and bazaar activities, and a donation to Oakner church. A diaper donation was sent to Norway House and church cleaning is planned for July 7. Plans to cater a dinner in Chumah Hall on August 1 were discussed, with Mrs. C. Johnson and Mrs. H. Anderson helping serve lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakner
Oakner U.C.W
W. Riddell
G. Knight
E. Westwood
Rollingdale
Oakner Church
Norway House
Chumah Hall
C. Johnson
H. Anderson
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Health Centre Auxiliary News
Scotia
Lenore
Pat Cochrane
Glenda Heise
Bob Mitchell
West Man Health Board
Festival Manitoba
T.H. Hall
Crandall, Man
Strictly Fresh
Massey-Ferguson
Parts & Equipment
Milton Ostash
Massey Ferguson
Man
Winnipeg
Oa River
McConnell, Lavinia
Oakner, Harding and
Virden
Whamiota
Strickland
Ray Armstrong
Malcolm Campbell Hamiota
U.C.W
Lakeside
Darroch Electric
Warren Darroch
Oak River
Vulcan
Glen Knight
7Th Street
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