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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 1967
Page
2
Howard J. Loewen, director of public relations, spoke on leadership roles in group problem solving. The session stressed defining objectives, analyzing problems, and discussing until a solution is reached. Seventeen executive members from four division associations attended.
The annual UCW meeting met in the church class room last Thursday evening with good attendance. Mrs. W. Grant led worship and reports were given by department convenors. Mrs. G. Long presented the treasurer’s report and the 1967 budget, which were accepted. The retiring president was Mrs. A. Ssee.
Miniota Merry Homemakers met January 5 in the High School Auditorium. Twenty seven members answered roll call. Treasurer reported a bank balance of 109.12 dollars. President Sharon Attwood asked for public speaking volunteers to begin preparing speeches. The annual bonspiel was planned for February 11 with discussion on invited links. Social Convenor to arrange lunch and serving lists.
Crandall U C W meets for annual gathering with W Taylor and Mrs M Smuttell of the Scotia group present. Treasurer reports 224.47 bank balance. Curtain and flooring committee notes linoleum purchase and curtains to be ordered as samples unavailable. Next meeting February 10 at 2 pm. Thank you letters read from Mrs Wilson Mr G Coupe and Mrs T Van Buskirk. Cards planned for sickness or other occasions in lieu of flowers. Annual reports from secretary treasurer and committees read. New replacements listed for executive and committees: President Mrs Earl Mark 2nd Vice Mrs W Cowling Manse Committee Mrs S Coupe Budget read and accepted. Mrs Johnson thanked for invitation to her home. Mizpah Benediction followed by lunch.
The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba reports it provided services to 1 485 adults in 1966 and signals a need to expand programs. Ruth Wiebe of Lowe Farm Manitoba is Miss March of Dimes for 1967.
Birdtail River School Division No 38 met at Shoal Lake with trustees Rankin Fulton Stimpson Clark Raply Selby Randell present. Oath taken by incoming trustees Rapley Randell Fulton. Minutes read. By law readings, committee appointments, and staff raises approved. Resignation accepted and replacements named. Adjourned to January 12.
The Arrow River W I held its annual meeting January 11 at Mrs. Bill Tennant’s home with nine members and one visitor. Officers for 1967 were chosen, reports were read, and plans discussed for the District Convention in Lenore in May. Mrs. R. E. Clegg became president. the meeting included creed, hymnal reading, and a fashion show planning for the convention.
The CGIT group held its ninth meeting with business and worship preceding the initiation of new members. Three older girls received lanyards becoming Seniors, a slide on CGIT organization was shown, followed by lunch with their mothers and the playing of Taps.
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