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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 30, 1991

Page

12

Ravine Ramblers Meet In Lenore On April 16

The Ravine Ramblers gathered at the home of May Anne McWhirter on Tuesday April 16 with six members present. Lesley Nykoliation chaired the meeting and led the Lord's Prayer. Donations were made to the Cancer Society and Woodworth Senior Services. The Do Johnny was won by Irene Routledge. Birthday and get well cards were sent, and cookies were exchanged for trays sent to May McWhirter, Mary Smith, and Rosie Brown. The next meeting will feature home made pot holders and lunch was served.

Lenore The Ravine Ramblers May Anne McWhirter Lesley Nykoliation Cancer Society Woodworth Irene Routledge Bertha Brown May McWhirter Mary Smith Rosie Brown Maxine Routledge Clinton Reeves Chris Routledge Darren Routledge Maxine Heritage Dianne Nykoliation

Kinsmore Ladies Club Meets at Fran Ellis Home

The Kinsmore Ladies Group held a meeting at Fran Ellis's home on April 3 with nine members present. Alice Logan led the Lord's Prayer and read Mark 16 verses 1-4 about the resurrection. The treasurer's report was adopted and cards were sent. A donation was made to the Women's Auxiliary of the Hamiota and District Health Centre. Woodworth Senior Services seeks a representative. ideas for June bring money making plans. The mystery parcel was won by Fran Ellis. Mizpah benediction was recited. a contest and lunch closed the meeting.

Lenore Kinsmore Fran Ellis Alice Logan Mark Hamiota and District Woodworth Senior Services

Community Club Meets in March and Plans April Events

The Community Club met on March 28 with ten members present and Robert Alexander presiding. The group adopted the financial report. The family dance on March 15 drew over seventy attendees. Caretaker duties run through April 30. A new vacuum was discussed but tabled for the incoming board. Tea towels will be purchased. The annual meeting agenda was set with kitchen renovations as top priority. The meeting is Thursday April 25 at 8:00 p.m. New members join, officers elected, Lynn Cameron to speak.

Lenore Robert Alexander Lynn Cameron

Lenore 4-H Club Meets in Virden Collegiate April 5

Lenore 4-H Club met in Virden Collegiate on April 5 with 14 members. Reports from secretary and treasurer were adopted. Highway clean-up set for April 27. rain date May 4. Rally day planned for June 8 in Kenton. Fat stock meeting April 9 at 7:30 p.m. in the Provincial Building Virden. Sheep project discussed. lambs due by May 1. Craft achievement April 12 at 7:30 p.m. Lenore Community Hall. Next meeting May 10 in Virden Collegiate.

Kelly Logan Lenore Lenore 4-H Virden Shelley Smith Darren Routledge Kenton Virden Collegiate

Act Proclaims Clean Air Week Measure to Protect Non-Smokers

Winnipeg Health Minister Donald W. Orchard announced an Act to Protect the Health of Non- Smokers during Clean Air week. The unanimous bill bans smoking in enclosed public places, restricts tobacco sales to under 18, mandates non smoking zones in schools and day care and requires at least half of restaurant seating to be non smoking with fines up to 1000 dollars for retailers and 500 dollars for smokers. Regulations are to be drafted and 40000 dollars allocated for awareness materials to ensure compliance.

Winnipeg Donald W. Orchard Orchard

Lenore 4-H Achievement Night Honors Members

The Lenore 4-H club held achievement night at Lenore Community Hall with eight Nature Crafts Unit I members awarded four red ribbons and four blue ribbons and three Making Your Money Count Levels II members receiving blue ribbons. Maxine Heritage judged. Carol Anne Wood welcomed seventy guests. Donald Maitland gave a brief club history.

Lenore Kelly Logan Nature Crafts Unit Maxine Heritage Carol Anne Wood Donald Maitland

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