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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1990
Page
12
Pool report invites all to Rubber Ducky Day this Friday from 1:00 to 5:00 and notes open spots for the July 30 to August 10 lesson session. Register by dropping in or calling 764-2773. Volunteers Kyla Wilson and lifeguards support the program. A free Synchro Swim Clinic is planned for July 28 from 11:00 to 12:30 with a ten-person minimum.
The Gould family reunion held July 14 15 at Virden Arena drew about 115 attendees with Lenore members including Jack Jean Gary Trevis Heather Warren and Troy Hunter. An executive was elected and plans for 1993 were discussed. The group enjoyed a ball game won by Goulds toured local sites shared a cold plate supper and a Sunday breakfast plus a church service led by Rev Earl Gould of Winnipeg.
Crandall residents share greetings and milestones as Terry and Isabel Lawson visit from Wawa Ontario and renew connections with Velma Thornton and others. Mae Taylor of Hamiota recovering in Brandon General Hospital. Local couples Jean and Don Pollock and Andy and Jean McBain celebrate 50 and 40 years respectively. Plans for Crandall United Church 90th anniversary underway with Roberta Wallace contact. Pony and horse judging at fairs highlighted by Lorna Eastcott Kim Dnistranski Brenda Rudd. Storms bring wind rain and crop damage across area with hail near Taylor and Mervin Nykoliation farms. Hamiota Fair's July 19 grandstand event praised amid mosquitos and performances.
Florence Hill Eileen Grant and Brenda Hill enjoyed the musical Anything Goes at Rainbow Stage Winnipeg on Sunday. Many visits and gatherings across Lenore Virden and surrounding areas include weddings, reunions, tours, fairs, and family hospitality with numerous named residents and neighbours.
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