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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 22, 2001
Page
10
The Arrow River Bight Ladies Group enjoyed a Dec 13 outing at Upland House described as a homelike venue. Welcome home to Luke Leland who returned from an Edmonton hospital and is recuperating at home. Ivy Lockhart and Jan Carnegie are Arrow River correspondents.
Community holiday wishes from Doreen Knight and neighbors. Hamiota 4-H group reports speeches by Steven Robertson Chantal and Stephanie Colli Regan Heise and Sarah Harrison on curling bonspiels. Events set for Feb 2 Feb 9 Feb 23 and March 8 with $5 dues due Jan 25.
District correspondents report on Dec 15 basketball games at Crocus Plains and Dec 17 birthday gathering in Virden. Updates include hospital recoveries, a fall in Hamiota, local book sales, surgeries, Legion events, Christmas services, and plans for 2002 with notes from Isabella and Miniota correspondents.
Parkissimo Lodge held a Christmas supper and party with turkey and trimmings attended by residents and staff. Music by Hollis Stewart on piano and Ed Wadham on guitar accompanied games and an old time dance. Visitors from nearby towns joined in, including Doris and Russell Asselstine for a 60th anniversary and Dorothy Amy traveling to see Christmas lights.
Oakner notes Don Brown returns from extended hospitalization in Bran don and Hamiota to stay with Catherine and Allan Carter in Kenton due to a heart condition. Sincere sympathy extends to the Knight family and Edythe Womack’s family after her death on Nov 22 in Gallatin Tennessee. Marshall Anderson and Lauren Anderson visit their Brandon parents. Rachel Routledge reports from Oakner.
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