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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 10, 1987
Page
12
CARDALE notes a busy year with Vocational Assessments and Individual Plans for all trainees. Upgrades for a Furniture refinishing program face fire and labour requirements. Government grants support extra staff and developmental programs. Fundraisers include a $600 bake sale and a May Tea, with raffles planned for fall.
Oak River Ladies Auxiliary met on June 4 with Muriel McMannis Zone Commander visiting from Minnedosa. They collected eight tops and five pants for Girls Ball uniforms, sent one get well card, and thanked members and the community for Salvation Army donations. no members will attend Hamiota Golf Tournament. The meeting ends until fall with wishes for a relaxing summer.
Cardale United Church Women and Sunday School conducted the church service on May 31. The theme Called to Respond highlighted the 25th anniversary. Sharon Shaw Carrie Ramsey Joyce Espey led parts of the service with candlelighting and scripture read by the primary class. A potluck lunch followed and children enjoyed games and races.
On May 30 relatives gathered at Andy and Eva McCormick’s home for Andy McCormick’s 85th birthday eve. Kathleen Campbell attended Stan Campbell’s 80th party in Minnedosa on May 31. In Cardale spring digging uncovered a 1931 dog tag imprint from R.M. of Hamiota No. 54. The Wilsons from Winnipeg moved into the Tom Wyatt residence.
Congratulations to Mrs Mavis Smythe who won money in the Q Country Test Your I Q Contest last week. Mrs Mary Routledge and a car load of girls from Hamiota Collegiate attended a Swan River fastball event last weekend. Ron Routledge graduated from the Motor Mechanics Course at A C C Brandon on Friday June Sth.
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