Hamiota-Shoal Lake Rally Draws Large Kenton Crowd
The 1984 Hamiota-Shoal Lake Rally in Kenton on June 2 drew 18 clubs with 86 leaders and 259 members. Volunteers hosted displays, a parade led by the RCMP, and judged educational exhibits with numerous winners across 4-H and home ec categories. Proceeds from the bake table supported the Open House Canada Exchange, with thanks to sponsors and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
R.C.M.P
Desmond Little
McConnell Beef
Vivian Nowosad
Oakburn Home Eco Club
Decker Country Riders
Rivers Happy Hoofs
Hamiota
Newdale
Oak River
Kenton Kraftsmen
Don Brown
Harding Agricultural Society
Ivan Bray
Woodworth
Miniota Merry
Miniota
Theresa Rothnie
Hamiota Home Ec
Cathy Lambert
Shoal Lake Home
Queen
Sherri Workman
Birtle
Nadene Woychyshyn
Oakburn
Cheryl Foxton
Karen Kowaluk
Colleen Birch
David Shaw
Foxwarren
Selsgirth Beef
Dennis Lonsdale
Kenton Locker
Ellis Dairy
Stewart
Westwood
Gompf
Richard
Jay
Jim Carter
Open House Canada Exchange
M.D.A
Birdtail River School
Lenore Ace Ball Team Defeats Isabella and Kenton
Lenore district notes show Ace Ball team beating Isabella 16 to 6 on Tuesday and Kenton 4 to 0 on Thursday. Garth Routledge leads No 2 and Dennis Maitland captains No 1 as slow pitch teams organize with two squads.
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Lenore
Isabella
Kenton
Garth Routledge
Dennis Maitland
No.1
Molly Draper
Beverly
Norbert Sweins
Famiy
Bruxelles
Virden
Kinsmore
Ivan Bray
Geo Logan
Beginners Junior Golf Clinic Sought Near Hamiota Miniota
In late June a beginners junior golf clinic may run in Hamiota or Miniota. Call the office at 764 2374 or Miniota Municipal Office at 567 3683 for details. Recreation soccer inquiries are also welcome.
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Hamiota
Miniota
Nancy Duncan feted in Hamiota shower
A miscellaneous shower was held June 1 in Chumah Hall in honor of Nancy Duncan. Guests included Nancy and Ethel Duncan, Jean Strachan and Nancy's grandmother Mrs. Kelly. A skit by Lynda Hoskins, Kim Robertson and Terry Mathison followed a guest book reading by Judy Lyn Allan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chumah Hall
Nancy Duncan
Nancy
Ethel Duncan
Jean Strachan
Mrs. Kelly
Sandra Hunter
Judy Lyn Allan
Lynda Hoskins
Kim Robertson
Terry Mathison
Kelly Higgins
Sheldon Strachan
Crandall W.I. Meeting Highlights Community Talks
Crandall Women’s Institute met Tuesday with 10 members and one guest. Mayme Hirst led the day with a thought for the day. Evelyn Delgaty spoke on her Brandon Ag Centre workshop with CMHA leadership by Prof. John McLeish. Ivy Heapy discussed the Winnipeg provincial convention and its highlights. Mayme Hirst won the month’s gift. lunch was served by Mayme and Lena Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald McDonald
Kay Logan
Fran Ellis
Hamiota Health Centre
Crandall
Crandall W.I
Nova Scotia
Mayme Hirst
Evelyn Delgaty
Ag. Centre
Brandon
Canadian Mental Health Association
John McLeish
Toronto
Ivy Heapy
Oak River
Winnipeg
Ann Tutkaluke
Winona Lee
Lena
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Tracy Everatt
Merry
Judy Pederson
Julie Fulton
Shaun Robertson
Tracy Peel
Brian Collier
Linda Switzer
Newdale Home
Kim Kirk - Decker
Denise Murray - Decker
Tracy Pizzey - Solsgirth
Jim Duthie
Rivers
Michael Haun
Solsgirth
Sherry Grills
Strathclair
Karen Parapa
Starthclair
Nelson Moorehead
Miniota Beef
Darren Good
Térrance Woychyshyn
Lenore District News
M. Logan
Paul Routledge
Chris
Norrie
Campbell Funeral Home
Rock OF Ages
Granite Provincial Granite Works
Malcolm Campbell
the Echo
Crandall W.I. Meet
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