Sympathy Extended to Milne Family in Bereavement
The Lavinia community extends sympathy to Mrs. Dorothy Milne and her family after a recent bereavement.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
7
The Lavinia community extends sympathy to Mrs. Dorothy Milne and her family after a recent bereavement.
The McConnell Explorers held their first expedition on Sept 30 with all members present. Leaders for the year are Mr. R McConnell and Mrs E New. Messengers plan to sell Christmas cards again this year and study is on Missions.
The Oak River Home Economics Club met October 1 at the elementary school with Marilyn Hayhurst presiding. Nine members and three leaders attended. They finalize plans for a Tea and Bake Sale on October 23. Unit E Clothing will run the November 5 program and each member will give a two minute speech during the year. Mrs. Lynn Hopley leads Unit C Clothing.
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Bonnie Clubb bride elect of October 9. Corsages were given to the guest of honor, her mother Mrs. Ken Clubb, and grandmother Mrs. Clubb. Mrs. Jim Neal read the presentation address, gifts were given in a wagon by Brenda Johns, and lunch followed.
Oak River business people hosted a Come and Go tea on September 29 1965 at the Rebecca 411 to honor Mr and Mrs Moon Yuen before their departure to Brandon The couple received a chair and a monetary gift Moon has run the cafe in Oak River for twenty years
The McConnell Sunday School held a meeting on September 29 at 8 00 PM in the McConnell Church. Plans were made for Rally Day on October 10 with the Sunday School and Church congregation to worship together. Mrs and Rev Holtzman spoke on the first chapters of Jesus Christ and the Christian Life followed by discussion.
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