Lavinia W I Meet in Community Room Wednesday
The W I group will hold their meeting in the Community Room on Wednesday April 2 at 2 p.m. Members gather for discussion and planning.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1958
Page
5
The W I group will hold their meeting in the Community Room on Wednesday April 2 at 2 p.m. Members gather for discussion and planning.
The Afternoon Auxiliary of the WMS met on March 18 in the Church Parlor with Mrs Thomson presiding. They noted World Day of Prayer contributions of 22.55 toward global Christian Literature distribution. Mrs Brooks highlighted visiting the sick, and Hamiota’s reading award. Mrs Mixon spoke of a Winnipeg workshop for the W.A. and W.MLS. The theme was Growing toward Maturity and Rev. K. Moffatt led worship at the later Christian Education gathering.
The gathering decided that the special Easter Missionary Offering from the Church School would aid Leadership Education Centres including the Prairie Christian Training Centre at Fort Qu’Appelle Saskatchewan. The conference’s success owed much to the Woman’s Association which supplied the meal without charge. Rev. Moffatt thanked the ladies on behalf of the gathering.
At Wheat City Arena on March 16 Cheryl McLennan and Brenda Mae Stark won the Senior Dance cup. Cheryl McLennan placed second in Senior Solo. Preliminary tests at the Arena on March 20 saw Patsy Greenaway Margaret Hume Kay Darrock and Carol Walden pass under Cheryl McLennan. Cubs and Scouts attended the Stampede at the Arena Friday night. Oak River Hospital Guild met March 24 with ten members. Donations and mending for Hamiota Hospital were reported. A tea sale and dinner raffle planned for April 26 in Memorial Hall.
The Oak River Women’s Institute met March 6 starting with O Canada and a creed reading. Officers and committees reported. a tea and home cooking sale was planned for April 5 to raise funds for hall flooring. a $5 prize was approved for 4-H Sewing at the local fair. talks covered Manitoba industries and a lunch followed.
A special meeting of Hamiota Co operative shareholder members convened in the Orange Hall on Monday March 17 at 1 30 pm to consider an Amalgamation Agreement with Cardale Consumers Co operative Ltd and the Moline Co operative Ltd. James E Brooks chaired the meeting Walter Riddell acted as secretary Jim Maitland reported a good fertilizer and oil supply and urged members to secure supplies promptly to make room for.
In Brandon area notes the Amalgamation vote reached the required 75 percent majority among three co op groups. If all vote in favor, The Hamida Co-Operative 1958 Ltd. will begin business April 1 1958 with initial directors named and a plan to boost patronage and capital. Coffee and door prize drew attention at the meeting.
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