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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 30, 1985
Page
16
Miniota Community Centre held a special meeting in Rink to organize a carnival weekend on March 2nd and 3rd. Events include Ice Farmer 85, Ms Icing 85, Family Bon spiel, judging, ice revue, children's races, and a smorgasbord supper with church service planned. Committees formed and times and ads to follow.
Nel and Stan Doupe attended a Regina christening for Alyssa Doupe last Sunday while relatives share health concerns. Community members pass along well wishes for John Dnistranski awaiting surgery and his sister-in-law in Thunder Bay.
Eighteen players attended the Drop-In on January 22 with sixteen at whist and two, Neil Rowan and John McLean, at Whist. Donna Bonner won the whist, Kay Grant had the low. Lunches praised, thanks to Donna Bonner. January 24 saw Dave Stewart and Wilf Hill escorting ladies to Bridge. Mrs. Mabel Stowe returned from illness. Bill Peel posted a high score and Mrs. Stowe a low. lunch provided by Mrs. Stowe. January 31 marks cribbage finals for the group.
Congratulations to Doug Heise Ed and Bev Doran and Ruth Teasdale who won 1st prize in the 3rd event at the Miniota Mixed Spiel. Get well wishes to Mrs T Heise of Hamiota who is a patient in Hamiota Hospital.
The note mentions Ivan and Irene Armitage and Thelma Argue enjoying a Las Vegas holiday while Keith and Linda Tataryn mourn a Stonewall death on January 18. Births, travel notes, and storm impacts on schools and buses are recorded, plus curling praise and local greetings in Manitoba. Volunteers sought for February meal delivery to a lodge.
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