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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 18, 1961

Page

3

Lavinia District Happenings Hears Tea and Discussion

The WA meeting at Mrs Johnson’s home on October 12 drew 11 members. Mrs Tayior reported on visiting ladies afternoon at Osborne Home and a donation was approved. A used clothing bale was packed and a Lavinia unit planned. Lunch was served by Mrs L McConnell and Mrs Bob McConnell.

Johnson Boyd Tayior Osborne Cochran Rev McColl United Church Lavinia L McConnell Bob McConnell Jack Rosenberger R. Skayman T McWhirter Red Cliff Alta Harvey Skinner Stonewall W Skayman Glenn Stewart Winnipeg

Reeve re-elected. school board seats opened in Oak River area

Mr and Mrs Jack McPhaden hosted relatives in Morden. Reeve J C Scott was re-elected by acclamation for Blanshard RM. Also re-elected were Councillors Heapy Ward two Longstaff Ward four and Cochrane Ward six. Four Rolling River board seats open with two filled by acclamation and one seat contested October 20. Don Korocil, John Gilchrist, Arthur Harrison, and David Brinkley named for two year terms. Ward four unfilled and to be appointed in 1962. Also notices include a Turkey Supper October 20 at Oak River Memorial Rink and a costume sale Halloween event October 21 hosted by local groups.

J C Scott Blanshard W D. Heapy W . Longstaff Amos Cochrane Rolling River School Division Board of Don Korocil Sandy Lake John Gilchrist Rivers Arthur Harrison David Brinkley Erickson Minnedosa

Mr and Mrs Black Honored On 25th Anniversary

Friends gathered for a surprise visit to Mr and Mrs A Black on their 25th wedding anniversary on Thursday October 12. A gift of Silver Birch china was presented by Mrs McDonald after an address by Mr English. Mr Black thanked the gathering and a lunch followed. CGIT held a weiner roast after school with Miss Foster and Miss Henry in charge plans for a tea by Lynn Henry Jo-Ann White and Linda Crawford for the next meeting.

A. Black McDonald English Mr. Black CGIT Miss Foster Miss Henry Lynn Henry Jo-Ann White Linda Crawford Troom Bob Mathison Atikokan Ont Lakehead Duluth Starbuck

Chum'h Club Bake Sale Planned for October 28

The Chumah Ladies' Club meets October 11 with 13 members and one visitor. Fruit and vegetables jelly and pickles were donated for the hospital. A bake sale is set for October 28 from 3 to 5 at the CPR Station Waiting Room.

George Bull Hamiota Hopital Poug Crandle Brandon J. Andrew Chumah Ladies’ ‘Club CPR Chumah Ladies’ Club E Kirk D. Kirk Mervyn McConnell

Oak River Junior Hi-C Meeting Notes

The Oak River Junior Hi-C held its October 16 meeting at the Manse with 15 members. Minutes and roll call preceded a discussion on Are Parents A Problem which proved negative. A party was planned for October 27 with Larry Westbrook and a committee of Brian White Ann Power Ivy Dale Espey and Garry Hayhurst to arrange it. A social time followed with lunch. The excerpt notes government spending in Canada directing one dollar in four to transfer payments such as welfare and social security.

Oak River Hi-C Larry Westbrook Brian White Ann Power Ivy Dale Espey Garry Hayhurst

Oak River Womans Institute hosts fall meeting notes

The Oak River Womans Institute held its regular meeting on October 5 at Memorial Hall. Mrs. Hayhurst gave a Thought for the Day titled My Town. Treasurer reports a favorable bank balance and sewing course interest. Mrs. Skinner elected to attend Leadership School in Brandon. Tweed reengaged as hall caretaker. Club approves sponsoring 4-H Sewing Club for another year. Miss Maureen McConnell of Hamiota spoke on her trip to the United Nations Seminar in New York. Hostesses served lunch.

Oak River

Double Weddings At Hamiota United Church October 1961

Two ceremonies on October 7 1961 at Hamiota united church united Margaret Clementine Peggy Mathison and Charles Frederick Framingham of Roblin with Rev Clark officiating. A second wedding at Crandall United Church saw Glenda Maureen Smith wed Garry Van Buskirk of Crandall with Rev William Christie. Both brides wore silk organza gowns with matching veils and bouquets, receptions followed in school auditoriums, and couples planned residencies in Starbuck and Brandon respectively.

Hamilta United Church Margaret Clementine Peggy Duncan Mathison Charles Frederick Framingham Frederick Framingham Roblin Clark James Mathison Love Marilyn Mathison Donna Fraser Winnipeg Jessie Wilams Phyllis Judy Smith Sharon Rudd Harold Grundy Selkirk Crandall Carol McRoberts Mr of Brandon Ronald Mathison Murray Framingham Murray van Buskirk Ken Smith Wayne van Buskirk Crandall United Church Glenda Maureen Herb Smith Garry van Buskirk Fom van Buskirk William Christie Lily of the Valley

Oak River W M S Hold Thankoffering Meeting

The Oak River Ladies Missionary Society met at Mrs A Black’s home on October 12 with 10 members and three visitors. President Hilda Day spoke on Edmond Hodgson missionary to the Congo. They discussed fallouts shelters and community shelters.

Oak River W.ms A. Black Hopley Hilda Day Edmond Hodgson Congo Armitage

Oak River Auxiliary of the Legion Meets in Memorial Hall

The Oak River Auxiliary of the Legion met with 19 members present on October 11 in Memorial Hall. An invitation from Decker to attend a Zone Social on October 26 was read. The group planned to cater the Liberal Convention banquet in early November and hold Poppy Day Tea on November 4 with Sewing and Home Cooking. Mrs Corbet won the door prize. Officers to be elected on November 1. Lunch was served by Mrs Knight, Mrs White and Mrs Orbet.

Decker Corbet Knight White Orbet

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OAK River News Jack McPhaden Morden Frank McPhaden Oak River Memorial The United Church Ladies Aid Rebekah Hall Figure Skating Club Mrs. Black Chum‘h Hamiota Hospital Canada Powers Maureen i McConnell Hamiota Miss McConnell United Nations New York Framingham Mathison University of Manitoba William Taylor Cran Jall John Whyte Kenton Manitoba Crandall School Velma and Olive Smith Christie E. McRoberts Oakner Lenore Virden Wawanesa Poplar Point Dubue Sask Max McConnell W.M.S Shera Ligaved Hamiota Echo Fhone Man Oak River Auxiliary of the Legion Auxiliary of the Legion Memorial Hall Miniota Yours Sincerely H. P Rusty) Cooke Royal Bank OF Canada
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