Hamiota District Happenings and Local Honor Roll
Mrs Don Church of Brandon and son Chris visited along with Mr and Mrs Alister Johnston of Thunder Bay and family Wayne and Gail with Mrs Wilfred Johnston. Ryan Bridge heads to Memphis for a one year aviation internship with Federal Express as Flight Planning Coordinator. Brandon University scholar Paul Kruger earns physics award and moves to Edmonton for further studies. Walters Beasley Oak Lake and John and Margaret Parkolub Brandon visit the Morrisons in Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Church
Brandon
Chris
Alister Johnston
Thunder Bay
Wayne
Gail
Wilfred Johnston
Hecla Island
Ryan Bridge
Keith
Agnes Bridge
Memphis
Tennesee
Ryan
Federal Express Air Lines
Federal Express
North America
University of North Dakota
R. Beasley
Gilbert Plains
Hamiota
Oak Lake
Souris
Minnedosa
Paul Kruger
Tinue
Edmonton
Walter Beasley
John and Margaret Parkolub
Morrison’s
Student Volunteer Program Opens at Health Centre
The health centre invites youths age 14 and older to volunteer two hours weekly starting September. Duties include letter writing, walking residents, helping with meals and bedtime routines. Sponsored by Hamiota Hospital Auxiliary, the 1986-87 term offers 50 hour pins to be awarded at the Hospital Aid Tea in May. Reorganization meeting is September 3 at noon. contact Marlon Andrew or Karen Newton for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Hospital
Hospital
Marlon Andrew
Andrew
D. O.N
Karen Newton
Miniota Drop-In Update and Bridge Day Notes
Five hundred was played at the Drop-In on August 18. Bill Leary had low score and Bill Peel high. Lunch by Doris Bruce and Irene Cole. Thursday Bridge Day saw Grace Jasper high and Doris Peel low. Peg Steuart provided lunch. The Steuarts from Flin Flon visited with Dan and Barb McCaig. Rick, Jim Steuart’s eldest son, and Gloria have three boys. They visited Peg and Red then Beulah to see Bill and Ena. Gloria's Winnipeg nephew joined them. After Beulah, Rick’s family headed to Dauphin then Flin Flon where Rick teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Leary
Bill Peel
Doris Bruce
Irene Cole
Grace Jasper
Doris Peel
Peg Steuart
the Steuarts
Flin Flon
Dan
Barb
McCaig
Rick
Jim Steuart
Gloria
Peg
Red
Beulah
Bill
Ena
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Home Grounds Competition Winners Named at Hamiota
The Agricultural Society awarded prizes in 1986 with Senior Citizens Small Garden won by Mrs. Jean Ramsay and second place to Mrs. Laura Grey. Village Grounds winners were Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon White as runners up. Judge Keith Charnicke of Minnedosa praised the grounds. The event will continue in 1987 with entries encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
The
Agricultural Society
Jean Ramsay
Laura Grey
Dot Richardson
John Rankin
Gordon White
Keith Charnicke
Minnedosa
Bill Pollock
This Week in Canada August Dates and Events
A compact recap notes key dates in Canadian history. August values include 1797 sale of enslaved Em manual Allen in Montreal for 36 pounds and 1935 Social Credit victory under Reverend William Aberhart in Alberta. Other items reference 1612 Manitoba discovery, 178 Cape Breton separation, 1758 Fort Frontenac surrender, and 1980 newspaper closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanual Allen
Montreal
William ‘Bible Bill’ Aberhart
Social Credit
Albert
Miniota and Isabella Churches Resume Services
Services will resume at Miniota United Church on Sunday September 7 at 11 00 a.m. and at Isabella United Church on Sunday September 7 at 9 30 a.m. Local congregations will gather for morning worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniota United Church
Isabella United Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eva (Borland) Kennedy
West Man
Virden Man
Rudi Ashton
Olive (Kennedy
Colbert
Marlene
Anderson
Sonia (Anderson
Laidizabal
Transcona Man
Health Centre News
Patterson
Epticervice
Bev Patterson
Canada
Manitoba
Thomas Button
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
Fort Frontenac
Kingston
Ontario
Ottawa Journal
Winnipeg Tribune
Miniota
Isabella Church News
Woodworth Avenue
Kenton
A.M.A
R.S.V.P. Asap
Hollywood
A.M.A. Newsletter
Met Am Agency
Schec
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