Hamiota 4-H Club Holds Second General Meeting
The Hamiota 4-H Club met for its second general meeting on Wednesday October 12 chaired by President Shelley Van Damme. Plans for a Halloween party and a weiner roast at Lynda Mathison's were set with Bake Bingo and Dance rescheduled to Friday November 18 at 7:00 p.m. The next meeting is November 9 at 4:00 p.m. The report lists projects, leaders, and member recruits across Wildlife Group Determined Crafts Cooking Microwaving Photography Clothing III Woodworking Exploring 4-H and names of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Shelley van Damme
Lynda Mathison’s
Mark
Bryce
Jody
Terri
Abby
Michelle
Harry Andrew
Thanksgiving weekend visits fill Crandall area homes
Walter and Vera Long and extended family visited in Coaldale Alberta with son Wayne Long over Thanksgiving. Numerous relatives from Manitoba and Brandon joined, including the Leigh Longs, Voths, Cornish, Nelsons, Merels, Millers, Lawrences, and Hirsts, for gatherings and a wedding. Anniversary congratulations to Vi and Herb Smith, Mae and Bill Taylor, and Roy Kerr. Diana Miller's family returned for the flea market and craft sale, and a dine and dance was rescheduled for November 5. Unseasonably warm weather and plentiful box elder bugs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Vera Long
Coaldale
Alberta
Wayne Long
Darlene
Doug
Lynda Leigh Long
Penny
John Voth
Pat Long
Pat
Robert Cornish
Rapid City
Bert Lawrence
Hamiota
Helen
Ken Nelson
Lloyd
Lonnie
Henry Merel
Marney
Winnipeg
Georgina Hyndman
Virden
Wolseley
Georgina
Howard Mitchell
Herb Smith
Mae
Bill Taylor
Roy Kerr
Diana Miller
Brandon
Oak River Memorial Rink Sweepstakes Winners Listed
The Oak River district announces $50.00 sweepstakes winners: September 10 Ross Argue, September 24 Bill Ram say, October 8 Alex Gerrard. Members of the Oak River Women’s Institute held an October 6 meeting after a summer recess with remembrance for Myrtle White. Myrtle, a 51-year WI member, held offices locally, was Regional President, and served on the FWIC federal board. A four way tie for prettiest leaf marks a good autumn. The group endorsed a home based business format presented by Annika Weaks-Lintott of Manitoba Business Development and Tourism. Volunteer members shared experiences in bedding plants, hairdressing, and craft sales. November brings the WI annual meeting and next year’s activities. Glen and Susan Hopley hosted for Thanksgiving weekend. Susan studies arts at Manitoba and Glen computer engineering.
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Oak River Memorial
Ross Argue
Bill Ramsay
Alex Gerrard
Oak River Women’s Institute
Evelyn Delgaty
Myrtle White
Myrtle
Women’s Institute
FWIC
Manitoba
Merle Argue
Annika Weaks-Lintott
Manitoba Business Development and Tourism
Winnipeg
Shelley Reid
Lorrie Dyer
Rivers
Donna Bate
Glen
Susan Hopley
University of Manitoba
Susan
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Mark Nesbitt
Janice Hunt
Debbie King
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Joan Kirk
Tricia Rothnie
Abby Oakden
Betty Ann Rothnie
Betty Rutherford
Faye Little
Chris Matthews
Scott Burgess
Terri Johnston
Margaret Brewer
Stacie Wilson
Delmar Kirk
Elaine Musgrove
Debbie Paterson
Kerri Burgess
Leanne Mathison
Wanda Smith
April Cochrane
Wendy King
Gerry Nicholls
Sidney Nicholls
Bryce Paterson
Crandall News
Lena Lawrence
Crandall
Daryl
WK Music Services
Cromer
Man
Oak River District News
Doris Henry
Oak River
Jean Power
Soviet Union
Moscow
Lynne Hopley
Birtle
Way-Mor Agencies Ltd
Manitoba Hydro
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