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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 16, 1991
Page
1
Folklorama 91 highlights diverse pavilions with African Talking Drums Jamaican Flam ing Limbo and Canada’s Canadien-Francais. Visitors sample Maple Fudge Soupe aux pois and Sugar Pie while Les Danseurs de la Riviere Rouge perform.
Hamiota and District Sports Complex Inc announces a public meeting on Tuesday July 30 1991 at 8 00 p m at the Complex. The session will update residents on project funding progress and discuss ways to raise remaining funds to finish the building. Residents urged to attend and watch next week's Echo for details.
Descendants of Oliver and Annie Maria Wright gathered at Harold and Muriel Wrights farm in Bagot Manitoba for a reunion. Elsie Wedgewood and husband Cecil led attendees including Murray and Diane Wedgewood, Sandra and Mel Radke, Donna and Paul Mayner, Anita and Dave Hutton, and others from Winnipeg Brandon Edmonton and Langley. A Saturday banquet for 166 was held in Oaksille Hall with dancing and family entertainment concluding a weekend of visiting and discovery.
The T.O.P.S. chapter in Hamiota reports surpassing the 1000 pound loss point as of June 26, with a verified total loss of 1034.25 pounds. Members praise support and invite new participants to weekly meetings at the Health Centre, weigh-in 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays.
Rob Buhler joins the recycling group as a recent graduate from Hamiota. Through an Environmental Youth Corps grant he will be employed until September to organize volunteers at depots visit businesses promote recycling and help build a community compost. The office is beside the Post Office and the contact number is 764 2473.
The Pollock Orchestra marked a 25 year run with an appreciation dance at Crandall Community Centre. A large crowd enjoyed décor music and two decorated cakes while members reflected on road adventures and long hours of performance.
Friends and relatives gathered at Kenton Hall on July 9 to honor Debbie Kent bride elect of August 3, 1991. Deanna Kirk and Doreen Norrie escorted her to her chair as gifts arrived from cousins Rachelle and Kevin McKinnon and Lisa McMillan. The Kenton Ladies Curling Club served lunch and gifts included a decorative swag lamp. Debbie thanked guests and invited them to visit Neil.
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