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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 31, 1980
Page
9
Three links compete in the Miniota Mixed Bonspiel while Margaret Ross curls in the Elkhorn Bonspiel. For the coming year the Ministry and Personnel Committee are Margaret Irwin and Dave Heise. Contact them with church matters or compliments. News was scarce after the storm and many recalled There was no Isabella News.
Lenore residents visited relatives in Winnipeg Virden and Brandon. The Oddfellows Bonspiel featured Lenore and Virden clubs with Lloyd Horn's rink winning A side and Virden taking B side with Portage and Virden also placing. Community Club discussed trophies dances and fund details plus memorial and hospital aid notes.
U C W held their January 17 gathering at Mrs Norman Argue s home with nine members and two visitors present. Devotions by Mrs Wilf Brown and Mrs Stewart Riddell opened the new year. Officers installed for year were President Mrs Norman Argue Vice Mrs Ivan Routledge Secretary Mrs Hud Anderson Treasurer Mrs Geo Green. Correspondence and annual reports reflected another successful year. Budget discussed and changes made. A letter to Kenton Ladies invited them to the April meeting to be held in Chumah Hall. Dr and Mrs Ed Hudson to show Africa slides. Members to respond to February roll call with Heart Fund donation. Lunch served by Mrs L Anderson and Mrs E Westwood.
The fifth meeting of the Hamiota Asian Refugee committee on January 21 included nine members. Mrs. George Menzies joined as Shoal Lake district representative, bringing Southeast Asia familiarity. Florence Beamish announced offers for refugees home items and urged donations of furniture and household goods, listing specific needs and contact details.
Decker news notes visits from Bill Gould and grandson Philip to Melita. Clifford Burrell from Tilston also present at Hunter home. Sympathy extended to Lints family on Muriel Plummer’s passing. Sunleys move to Neepawa after selling farm. well wishes. Osbournes of Newdale visit Maggie Reid. Knight family spends weekend in Neepawa with Sunleys. Doug Mitchell moves to Park Residence Hamiota. Decker U C W January meeting held at Mrs Cochran’s. President Joan Foxton opening reading from Psalm 118 and hymn Standing at the Portal.
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