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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 11, 1984
Page
4
About sixty women from southwestern Manitoba gathered at Hamiota Pentecostal Church on April 3 for an afternoon and evening rally. Betty Kudra organized the event with Shirley Pipke leading worship and readings by Carol Knight and speakers Rita Paddock and Betty Kudra.
The residents report mowing dead grass and a touch of green as rain would help. Bert Lawrence doubts winter is over and expects more snow, while Vera Clark returns from MacGregor and Brandon. The Bridge Club meets Mae Taylor's, a spin weaving demonstration impresses, and Percy Hedley dies leaving the group saddened.
The Manitoba University hosts five Bison Hockey and Ringette camps starting in July including Hockey Skill, Ringette Skill and Power Camps. Baseball clinics and computer courses are offered with modest fees and a call-in option at 764-2374 for details. Socials fill weekends with dancing and merriment, while a playful note suggests native Rain Dance lessons for immigrants.
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