United Church Notices Weill and Hi C observe season events
The United Church notes an anniversary season with the Hi C group from Virden and Scotia attending a Friday November 16 event in two carloads. Christian Education continues with Sunday School and midweek groups teaching youth about God and Jesus Christ. A Halloween party hosted by GIT and Oak River was held for youngsters to mingle and learn. Luther’s theses anniversary reflected on faith and belief.
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Oak River
Luther
God
Bake Sale Success and District News From Chumah Club
The Chumah Ladies' Club thanks all for backing their bake sale. Regional residents, including Mr and Mrs George Hare and Harry of Rosetown, visited area families over the weekend and with the Bateses en route to Montreal. News also notes visits by Riddell, Routledge, Mackie, Whyte, and others, plus WI Leadership training, intermediate sewing, and lead er classes led by Miss Maxine English.
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Chumah Ladies’ Club
George Hare
Harry
Rosetown
Sask
F Bates
Montreal
R. McFeely
Donnie
Winnipeg
George Hainsworth
Waskada
Bates
Stuart Riddell
JW. Whyte
Kenton
States
Ivan Routledge
Jim Mackie
Strathclair
Virden
Oak Rover
Maxine English
Rolling River School Board Bans Soft Drink Dispensers
At a recent Rolling River SD meeting the board banned soft drink dispensers in schools while approving milk dispenser installations in high school with profits split to the student council. The full session covered facilities, adult education classes, rugby referees funding, and a proposed amendment to the Education Act restricting re enrollment for repeated grade failures and extended non graduation.
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Rolling River SD
Sr Hi-C
Manseon
New
Minnedosa
McConnell Oak River Hi C Club Meeting Highlights
The Oak River Jr Hi C group met on Monday with Mr. Nishibata presiding. They discussed alcoholism and split into two groups then shared findings. Lunch at the manse was provided by Larry McDougall. Visitors included Treherne residents. other members sent well wishes to patients in Hamiota hospital.
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Jr Hi-C
Nishibata
Hi-C
Larry McDougall
Phin
J. D. Scott
Ekah Hall
A Treherne
Scott
Decker community notices and meetings announced
Mrs Murial Church and Craig visit Stonewall family. Reggie Foxton returns from Children’s hospital. Gerald Decker family visit Ashern. Mr George Davis and Mr L Hodnett go to Flin Flon. Birth announced for Ken Strachan’s son. Decker Pool Elevator Assoc holds annual meeting November 9. Pot Luck supper November 10 at the church. A Hi C group organized in Decker Church with Rev McColl as leader. Officers listed and meetings biweekly.
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Murial Church
Craig
Stonewall
Noreen Davidson
Winnipeg
Henry Davidson
Reggie Foxton
Children’s Hospital
Gerald Decker
Ashern
George Davis
L. Hodnett
Miniota
Flin Flon
Ken Strachan
James Allan
Decker Pool Elevator Association
Decker
McColl
Don Murray
Marlene James
Cheryl Tremaine
Edgar Higgins
Mrs Skinner Spends Brief Brandon Visit
Mrs. H. Skinner spent a few days in Brandon this week returning from Oak River. Her trip included rest and brief local engagements before resuming duties at home.
Jak River C G I T Meeting Notes Highlight October 24
The Jak River C G I T held its October 24 church meeting with Vice President Norma Skinner presiding. Lynn Henry and Shirley Griffiths led the worship. An invitation to a Hallowe en Party on November 1 from Hamiota C G I T was read and accepted with transportation plans. Four groups will canvass for Unicef after school on Tuesday. A tea is planned for November 25. Ruth Day and Norma Mylrea volunteered for Baby Band Thursday. Joan Bridgeman and Linda Crawford will send the monthly box to Mr. Copeland in Winnipeg. Next meeting is November 3 with Devotions by Bonnie Clubb and Linda Crawford. Taps closed the meeting led by Miss Foster and Miss Henry.
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C.git
Vice Press
Norma Skinner
Lynn Henry
Shirley Griffiths
Hamiota C.G.I.T
Hallowe'en
Unicef
Ruth Day
Norma Mvlrea
OAK River Klipper Kutter Klub Holds Regular Meet
The Klipper Kutter Sewing Klub met for its second gathering with 14 members and leaders present. President Stella Charney led as members pledged and donated five dollars to the WI. Plans for a December Tea Bake Sale and Apron Table were set, with a fruit cake raffle. Charney spoke on a week at 4-H camp at Killarney Lake. Projects I–IV volunteers will host the next meeting November 29 at 7:30 p.m. in Memorial Hall.
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Klipper Kutter Sewing Klub
Stella Charney
Canada
Killarney Lake
Project & II Girls
Linda Crawford
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