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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 2001
Page
9
Allan and Maxine Cumming returned Friday after visiting relatives in Calgary. Allan endured a lengthy hospital stay there following a severe heart attack. Correspondent Rachel Routledge covers Oakner and can be reached at 764-2038.
On December 4 visitors Lyle Pam Derrick Carlene Barry and Al thea Asselstine of Beulah attended at Parkissimo Lodge to celebrate Derrick Asselstine's 11th birthday with cake ice cream and gifts for his great grandparents. December 2 included Kay Grant with brothers Jim of Virden and Norman of
McAuley enjoyed Elkwood Manor Christmas dinner where Herman Hodison, a resident, will celebrate his 99th birthday on December 19. Parkissimo Lodge correspondent Kay Grant shares notes while Lilac Residence reporter Myra Preston provides contact details. Bridge winners were Bill Barrett and Norma Shurwell. Memorial Tree of Lights set for 7:00 p.m. December 16 at United Church. Rink busy with curling on Tuesdays and Wednesdays as winter festivities approach. Masters and visitors include Marjorie Collister of Sandy Lake visiting Isabel Hill. Gert Bryant recovering from surgery in Brandon.
On November 28 Maud Leland resigns as secretary and Beth Leland takes over at the January meeting. The Miniota UCW opened with faith and first things first and prayer. Members voted an extra 1000 to M and S and 1000 to the local finance fund. Ticket sales for Lorraine Barretts tatted articles raised 659.75 for the Hamiota Hospital Aid. A blood donor clinic survey lists 173 volunteers in Miniota calling for two clinic days on March 1 and May 13.
In Portage la Prairie a Canada Card ceremony honored pathfinders from Shoal Lake and Hamiota. Melissa Muchasin, Sabrina Chuckrey, and Lindsay Webber received their Canada Card for completing the Pathfinder program. Pictured are Guider Debby Chuckrey, Melissa Mychasin, Lindsay Webber, Guider Linda Little, Sabrina Chuckrey, and Courtney Wowryk as guest speaker.
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