Hamiota Fair set for July 22 with parade and events
The 101st Hamiota Fair will open July 22 with a pancake breakfast, parade led by Pioneer Club and school band, cattle and horse shows, garden and craft displays, and activities for kids. Clayton Cox will open the fair. entertainment includes gymkhana, a ball game, a concert, and a community dance. Meals and concessions available throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota Agricultural Society
Pioneer Club
Hamiota
Clayton Cox
M.A.A.S
Sandhill Exotics Petting Zoo
Uncle Dan’s
Ashern Midway
Newcombe
Thinking Basketball Camp Draws Small but Committed Group
The Thinking Basketball Co-ed Camp in Manitoba drew 18 participants from ages 11 to 17, with boys and girls equal in number. Vic Pruden assisted, coaching staff included Mike Hill and volunteers Bruce Holden Myra Gregory Barbara Maynes Pam Flick Kerri Robertson Karen Bray and Kristi Prawdzik. Participants came from Hamiota Shoal Lake Birtle St Lazare Brandon Copper Cliff Ont. Camp ran July 5 to 11 with early runs meals and dormitory-style stays, ending with plans for a next year camp backed by Pruden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Strachan
Midwest Recreation Office
Vic Pruden
Winnipeg Thunder
Mike Hill
Brandon
Bruce Holden
Myra Gregory
Barbara Maynes
Pam Flick
Winnipeg
Kerri Robertson
Karen Bray
Kristi Prawdzik
Kevin Kirk
Hamiota
Shoal Lake
Birtle
St. Lazare
Copper Cliff
Ont
Collegiate
Rec
Gwen Snell
Sheldon Gurr
Alrnaty
Ladies Golf Two Ball Foursome At Ladiesight
On July 7 a two ball foursome was held at Ladiesight with 28 golfers on a pleasant evening after heavy rains. Results by flights list top pairs led by Linda Irwin and Sheila McMillan in the 1st Flight and Grace Anderson with Phyllis Routledge in the 2nd Flight, Kay Brooks and Marie Brooks leading 3rd Flight. Upcoming events include July 14 Mixed Night and July 21 Ladies Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesight
Linda Irwin
Sheila McMillan
Sally MacDonald
Michelle Thomas
Mick Little
Marlene Robinson
Grace Anderson
Phyllis Routledge
Maxine Cumming
Hazel Cumming
Betty Gregory
Irene Robinson
Kay Brooks
Marie Brooks
Lil Lowe
Laura Stephens
Ethel Bates
Ella Mathison
Rossburn A Growing Manitoba Town Attracts New Residents
Rossburn Manitoba shows growth as retirees and outsiders consider moving, drawn by affordable housing and nearby Riding Mountain National Park. The town promotes itself via an Ottawa- and Toronto Sun ad campaign, with Pat Roy and Leonard Mackadenski coordinating outreach and info packets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Mackadenski
Leonard
Rossburn
Ken Oakley
Ottawa
Ontario
Ken
Manitoba
Canada
Riding Mountain National Park
Pat Roy
Brazil
Home care services cut sparks senior anxiety over costs
Mr Orchard argues ending free home care frees funds for 68 million budget investments in complex cases. He says taxpayers should not bear housekeeping costs while services remain for those unable to cope. Attendant care recipients rise to 7,236 from 6,508 with more nurse services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Hamiota Echo
RCMP
Don Roy
Pat
Huntsville
Fred McCulin
Regina
Wascana Rehabilitation Centre
Plains Health Centre
Centre For the Arts
Mezre
Albert Street
Saskatchewan
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