Manitoba Women's Institute endorses 1990 Constitutional Agreement
The Manitoba Women's Institute held its June meeting in Brandon on June 11 and 12. Leaders were flown to Winnipeg for a consultation with Premier Filmon and other officials. The board commends political leaders for unity while voicing concern over negotiations and tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Manitoba Women’s Institute
Agricultural Extension Centre
Joyce Johnson
Gwen Parker
Winnipeg
Premier Filmon
Women’s Institute
Manitoba
Board
Golfing Ladies Night Hamiota Results and Upcoming Dates
The first ladies night of the season on June 13 drew 36 golfers. Winners by flight include Doreen Fraser, Nora Kirk, and Dorothy Strong in First Flight. Linda Mathison, Faye Schweitzer, Laura Stephens in Second Flight. Joy Leland, Hazel Cumming, Kori Gordon in Third Flight. Sally McDonald claimed Longest Drive and High Hidden Hole. Betty Thomson was closest to pin. Upcoming: June 20 mixed night, June 25 senior ladies shotgun start at 10 am, June 27 men’s night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Doreen Fraser
Nora Kirk
Dorothy Strong
Linda Mathison
Faye Schweitzer
Laura Stephens
Joy Leland
Hazel Cumming
Kori Gordon
Sally McDonald
Betty Thomson
Moon Walk Set At Woodworth Lawn Bowling Club
Woodworth Senior Services reports varied activities under Resource Co ordinator Jean Gomp. Moon Walk will be held Friday June 15. Art Show and Strawberry Tea drew 108 in guest book. Door Prize ironstone bowl won by Ella Anderson. Local artists showcased under Ella Graham. Memory Lane honored Mrs Strange Holland Good. Bake sale May 28 with Kenton and Area Lions Club. June 6 Shiloh UCW meeting discussed WSS work. Meals on Wheels being explored for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance
Grant
Tina McGrea
Ella Anderson
Kenton
Ella Graham
Kenton and Area
Shiloh U.C.W
W.S.S
Hamiota Happenings and Regional Visits Reported
Lorraine Miller and the Rankins attended the Westman Senior Citizens Council meeting in Brandon on June 11 with John Rankin later traveling to Ottawa for a One Voice executives meeting before returning on June 13. Bill and Mae Taylor marked June weekends with two 40th wedding anniversaries in Moose Jaw and Holland and a family dinner at Spruce Woods Inn in Glenboro. Rae Castle visited Killarney while hospital visiting hours allowed, and local residents note lush vegetation after welcome rains and a new business block rising on the former CPR property opposite IGA Oakden’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Miller
Gertrude
John Rankin
Westman Senior Citizens Council
Brandon
Ottawa
One Voice
Canadian Seniors Network
Bill
Mae Taylor
Moose Jaw
Mae
Elsie
Sandy Murray
Inlaw
Marie Ferris
Holland
Spruce Wood’s Inn
Glenboro
CPR
Iga-Oakdens
Rae Castle
Killarney
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Lois Neabel
Woodworth Senior Services
Jean Gomp
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Delmar Kirk
Minnedosa
Cox
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Oak Lake
Perry Longmuir
Prop
Kevin Pedrow
Mgr
P.O
MB Romoto