McConnell Area Reports Weekend Visits and Club Meetings
Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Jim Butterfield and Mr and Mrs Ron McConnell and family attending the Dixon Orchard wedding in Winnipeg and Miami. Local clubs noted a Mission Band meeting October 28 with World Friends fundraising plans. WI and W.A. reports cover officers, talks, foil wrap demos, and upcoming events.
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Ron McConnell
Winnipeg
Miami
Dixon-Orchard
Frank Michalchuk
Elphinstone
Surnyk
George Crighton
A. Little
Regina
Sask
Clare Pangman
Earl Newton
Lorna Richardson
Secetary
Terry Jenkins
Cheryl McDougall
World Friends
Lynn Pollock
W. Satterthwaite
E. Pibbatt
C. Brown
Childrens’ Aid
Mary Brown
J. Killoh
McConnell W.A
W.M
Dixon
Alston Moffatt
J. C. Richardson
Emerson
Swanson
Lavinia
W.A
Hamiota United Church Choir Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Hamiota United Church Choir held its annual meeting after practice on Thursday October 28 with Rev. Barber chairing. New officers include President Bob Hedley Vice President Wilma Pollock Secretary Treasurer Rene Coulter and committees named for music gowns arrangement and registration. Plans were set for the annual Choral Service and farewell gifts were presented to Doreen McMillan and Noreen Davidson as they prepare to move.
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United Church Choir
Barber
Marjorie Stewart
Bob Hedley
Wilma Pollock
Treas
Rene Coulter
Billie Westbrook
Dorothy Venables
Dorothy English
Marilyn Mathison
Bill Gordon
Reg
Hedley
Lorna Caldwell
Cardale Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Art Armstrong of Brandon College spent the weekend at his home. Cardale Anniversary was held Sunday afternoon at 2 30 p m. The choir rendered special music. The W I held a United Nations Day programme at their meeting. A W T in Parkville Missouri had the same programme the same day. The two high school rooms held a Halloween party Friday evening at the school.
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Art Armstrong
Brandon College
Cardale
Rivers
W.1
Parkville
Missouri
Students Cornr Halloween Parties Highlight School Week
Grade details list top finishers in exams for Grade 1 with Janice English first and Gregory Hodge second. Grade I to VI members hosted Halloween parties, with 80 plus standings in Grade I and similar celebrations across Grades II to IV. Judging of Grade III to VI costumes conducted by Jessie Williams and Diana Rampling concludes the report.
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Janice English
Gregory Hodge
Linda Kirk
John Marks
Kent McConnell
Kathy Rempling
Arnold Davis
Clifford Robinson
Dianne McPhadn
Shirley Pedlow
Phyllis Mathim
Ross Morton
Ellis Woods
Jimmie McConnell
Barbara Whyte
Lynda Kirk
Bob Hudson
Glen Gurr
David Coupland
Bruce McPhaden
Edgar Beamish
Wendy Hanlin
Dennis Kirk
Lloyd Kenward
Ian Randell
Rosemary McPhaden
Franklin Mathison
Blair Bailey
Elton Mansell
Jessie Williams
Diana Rampling
Hallowe’en
Halloween Party Highlights And School News Digest
Grade VII and VIII held a Hallowe'en party in the school auditorium with a 6:30 start, costume parade, games, and lunch. Eddie Mathison won the Hit the Apple Shoat prize with a perfect score of 4, while Marilyn Bell served as guest. prizes went to Sharon Coupland and Bob Brooks for costume and comic categories. The day included raffles for the blind fund raising $54.58, a crystal parade of witches and goblins, and notes on upcoming activities including a football game, a girls' volleyball tournament, and a dance with Manson Orchestra tickets 6 cents admission.
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Eddie Mathison
Viola Hodson
Marilyn Bell
David Williams
Sharon Coupland
Bob Brooks
Manson Orchestra
Hamiota Co operative Elevator plans annual meeting
The Hamiota Co operative Elevator Association invites members and interested residents to the annual meeting at the Orange Halls in Hamiota on Monday November 15 at 2 p.m. Attendees join to discuss association matters and community cooperative interests.
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Hamiota
Hamiota Co-Operative Elevator Association
Manitoba Power Commission celebrates 100000th customer
Premier Campbell and Minister Shuttleworth attend on the Rural Municipality of Ochre River farm as the Manitoba Power Commission installs meter No 100000. The Weerts family, near Dauphin, receive the honor as the 100000th customer in nine years of rural electrification.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Power Commission
Commissions
A. Weerts
Ochre River
Dauphin
Weerts
D. L. Campbell
C. L. Shuttleworth
Public Utilities
Campbell
R. C. Smellie
Arnold Weerts
Premier Campbell
G. L. Molgat
M.L.A
Ste. Rose
Mrs. Weerts
Reeve S. W. Fordham
R.M
Recent Progress Unequalled On Prairies
The Manitoba Power Commission announces the connection of its 100000th customer on October 22 as 42000 farms and 450 towns gain electric service. Since 1945 the area-coverage plan expanded to serve most farms, with only isolated pockets and nonparticipating areas remaining. The commission then focuses on capacity and improved service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Manitoba Ower Commission
Commission
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Power Commission celebrates farm electrification milestone
Premier D N Campbell and officials hailed rural electrification as nine years ago only one Manitoba farm in fifty had electricity and today many farms gain modern service. The Weerts Ochre River farm received meter No 100000 as Hydro extension reached rural areas. Officials credited perseverance and community support for expanding Farm power and efficiency.
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Manitoba
D. N. Campbell
Manioba Power Commission
Commission
Weerts
R.C Sinelie
Charman
Manitoba Power Commission
Manitoba Farm
Shuttleworth
Minter
Givat
Manitobba
Kersstan
Marnitertvs
Power Commission Extends Rural Manitoba Transmission Network
The Manitute Power Commission now serves rural Manitoba with more than 29,000 miles of transmission line.
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Manitute Power Commission
Manitoba
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