Wedding Of Eileen Bomford Paddock At Oak River United
A pretty wedding was celebrated Friday May 3 at Oak River United Church as Eileen May Bomford and John William Paddock exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony. Rev Bowins officiated with Mrs Audrey Griffiths at the organ. The couple will reside in Winnipeg after a short honeymoon.
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Oak River United Church
Eileen May
Richard Bomford Oakner
John William Paddock
Frank Paddock
Oak River
Bowins
Audrey Giffiths
Ivy Suntey
Winnipeg
Gerry
Mervyn Bomford
Oakner
Larry Bomford
Brancon
Kyler Drake
Omitted Last Week R B Emerson Dies
Funeral services were held at Hamiota United Church on Monday April 29 at 2 PM officiated by Rev Cairns and Rev Daum with pallbearers Norman Brown Jack Wright Don Pollock Earl Newton Doug Pedrow Merv Pedrow Honorary pallbearers Rutherford Riddell Bill Rutherford Don Kennedy and Dave Miller Interment followed at Hamiota cemetery with Masons from Hamiota Biggar Yorkton and Melville.
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Hamiota United Church
Cairns
First Baptist Church
Yorkton
Daum
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
Norman Brown
Jack Wright
Don Pollock
Earl Newton
Doug
Merv Pedrow
Rutherford Riddell
Bill Rutherford
Don Kennedy
Dave Miller
Hamiota
Biggar, Sask
Yorkton, Sask
Melville, Sask
U C W Meeting at Rankin Home Notes Nigeria Trip
The U C W met at the home of Mrs. John L Rankin on Tuesday April 30 Mrs Charlie Knight and Mrs John Rankin led devotional. Mrs Westwood of Rivers talked on her Nigeria trip with slides and display items. Vice president Mrs Argue chaired business and a June plan to pack a bale of used clothing was formed for Lorraine. The Bates wedding reception is set for Oak River United Church on June 29 with a lunch hosted by Mrs Ivan Routledge and Mrs Bob Bates.
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Oarner
U.C.W
John L. Rankin
Charlie Knight
John Rankin
Westwood
Rivers
Nigeria
Oak River W.L Holds May Meeting and Garden Lecture
The Oak River W.L met May 2 at Memorial Hall with President Myrtle White presiding. Visitors from Cardale and local Home Beautification winners attended a lecture and slides on landscaping by Mr. Brown. Reports noted Hall painting, Red Cross sewing shipments, and Cancer Society funds. A bus trip to the Peace Garden was planned.
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Oak River
W.L
Memorial Hall
Myrtle White
Cardale
Brown
Brandon Experimental Farm
Helen Canteron
Pratley
Red Cross
Ivy Heapy
Cancer Society
Peace Garden
Shamray
M. White
Political science course in Manitoba high schools urged
The writer urged introducing an optional political science course in Grade 12 Manitoba high schools. He cites student ignorance of government figures, adult voter apathy, and support from Winnipeg Liberal students. He compares to an American program and asks Hamiota constituents for views on pilot testing the course.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Liberal Caucus
Young Liberal Club
Liberal Club
Hamiota
Decker W I Holds May Meeting At Delbridge Home
The Decker Women's Institute met at Mrs. Delbridge's home with 11 members. President Mrs. Musgrove opened the session and led a day of council business. Delegates were appointed for Winnipeg provincial convention and district meetings. Hospital Aid report given as plans for the May 8 tea and bake sale were announced.
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Winnipeg
Musgrove
Joan Foxton
Mesdames
Hazel Rockley
Marjory Brooks
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Birtle Hotel
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Hamilton
The
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Shoal Lake
Man
Marquette Liberal Association
Minnedosa Arena
of Virden
Birtle
Russell
Minnedosa
Neepawa
Gladstone Lakeside
Carberry
Marquette
Bill Lewycky
R. B. Emerson
Ivan Routledge
Bob Bates
Smith Se
Earl Dawson
M.L.A
Miniota
Brandon
Hamiota Exchange
Don Gregory
Earl Gregory
IGA
Joy
Kraft
Pasco
Barlinka
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BLADE
Wieners
Jamieson’s Dept. Store
Hamiota Bakery
Hamiota Servicentre
Canadian Pacific
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Europe
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