Senior Choir to Replace in United Church Service
Sunday marks the last term service of the Senior Choir in The United Church. The congregation will hear the regular choir next Sunday as gratitude is expressed for the Senior Choir’s service.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1960
Page
2
Sunday marks the last term service of the Senior Choir in The United Church. The congregation will hear the regular choir next Sunday as gratitude is expressed for the Senior Choir’s service.
Mr and Mrs Bob Bates hosted a lengthy family gathering at their Lemans home following two weeks with the farmers parents. Roy Fleming family of Onanole and Mrs Bell Fleming of Grandview joined, along with Dorothy Bates of Brandma, T Pain, Sam Liv i Govan and visitors Maud Mabel Heather Harnsworth Sheryl McMillan from Waskadia.
Mr Eddie Hare and Mr David Hedley left for study abroad, with Yvonne Corbet visiting family. Oak River High School Council re organized electing Bill Sparling as president and Diane Greenaway as secretary. WMS met in church to plan charity projects and hymn singings, with a drive to collect cotton sheets for Leprosy patients.
The piece lauds cemetery grounds for their beauty and upkeep as night temperatures drop toward freezing. It credits caretakers and rural administration for a peaceful rest place, reflecting on past winters and harvest weather.
The wedding of Mas Yvonne Corbet to Shirley Jesperson featured a September 17 ceremony with Mrs Were presenting the bride and Mrs Gould reading a guest list. Mrs Deacon gave gifts as Barbara Angus sang, and guests enjoyed a luncheon after a well decorated reception.
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