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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 29, 1993

Page

13

Miniota community notes span theatre visits and museum moves

District happenings report events in Miniota and area. Phantom of the Opera in Winnipeg draws Eleanor and Leah O Callaghan. Pioneer Home furniture moved to Watts house lower level ahead of July 1 museum opening. Ed and Hazel Wadham visit Saskatoon and Prince Albert with Wadham relatives. Weekend visitors celebrate Bill Mossop's birthday and Father's Day with Brandon and Virden friends. Miniota Golf Club apologizes for ongoing course improvements. The 20th anniversary of the Miniota Community Drop In Centre is celebrated with photos, plaques, and a cake. founding members listed and out of town guests noted. The Drop In Centre is the ninth New Horizon Centre in the province.

Eleanor Leah O’callaghan Winnipeg Manitoba Watts House Hazel Wadham Saskatoon Prince Albert Glen Maureen Wadham Florence Bill Elsie Mossop Wayne Kenward Dauphin Brent Mossop Carla Brown Murray Kerr Brenda Curry A. Kent B. O’donahue Brandon Ken Myers Virden Grant Brown Ryan Jamie Maurice Curry Miniota Jack Hanlin Jeanninne Dufault Seniors, Health and Welfare Canada Reeve Larry Walker Council Kay Grant Pauline Edwin Stowe John Wythe Bill Peel John McLean Peg Steuart Dave Stewart Merle Cole Don Leila Beulah New Horizon

Oakner Social Notices and Welcome Home Arrivals

Suzie Scott and Michelle Scott visited Oakner during Fathers Day weekend with Etta English and Jim and Rachel Routledge. Mary Routledge received a Long Term Service Award for 20 years as Oakner weather observer. Treena Anderson returned from a year in Australia as an exchange student. Jim and Barbara Anderson met the plane in Winnipeg on June 21.

Suzie Scott Michelle Scott Carberry Etta English Jim Rachel Routledge Ken Lawn Ev Laban Mary Routledge Oakner Treena Anderson Australia Barbara Anderson Winnipeg

Rebekah Lodge Donates to Living Legacy Program

Grace Rebekah Lodge No. 35 of Hamiota reports a busy first half of 1993 with officers installed in October and January as birthday month. Members assisted residents with corsages and cake, attended Assembly in Winnipeg, and contributed to Community Hall renovations and a lift. Aileen Smalley proposed knitted items for Personal Care Home and a donation to the Living Legacy shrub fund. Seventeen sisters attended the Clear Lake Rally to present and retire the flags and tableau Praying Hands.

Grace Rebekah Lodge Hamiota D.D.P. Sis Mary Boyes Wanda No. 63 Minnedosa Birch Lodge N.G. Sts Mary Rouse Winnipeg Ethel Margaret Rapidity Grace No. 35 Aileen Smalley Sisters of Grace Clear Lake

Royal York Chapter celebrates 54th birthday event

Royal York Chapter No. 30 marked its 54th birthday on May 19 with charter members Sis. Helen Hepworth and Sis. Lois McLean honored. Attendees included 13 visitors from Birtle Foxwarren Russell Brandon Minnedosa and a Grand Organist tribute to Sis. Gayleen Stimpson.

Royal York Sis Helen Hepworth Lois McLean Birtle Foxwarren Russell Brandon Minnedosa Gayleen Stimpson Beth Stewart Gayleen International Inn Winnipeg Betty Murray Bro Ned Curll Wisconsin

Auxiliary Ladies Plan Trip to Legislature Building

Twenty eight Auxiliary ladies gathered at Vincent's Place for a cold plate supper marking their last meeting until September. President Dorothy Strong thanked staff and tarts makers, noted a Handi-Van bus to Winnipeg on June 29 and Austin on July 29 if interest exists, and announced a raffle afghan donation by Dorothy with proceeds of 329.25 won by Joan Shaw.

Vincent’s Place Grace Dorothy Hudson Dorothy Strong Legion Winnipeg Austin Betty White Dorothy Joan Shaw Lilac

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Kne Armitage Verna Reynolds Jim Routledge Sandra Armstrong Agencies Ltd 3Rd Street S.E Man Rebekah Lodge Grand Chapter Jean Watson Salt Lake W.M W.P Arnold Murray A.M Allister Elliot Elinor Waddel Dorothy Switzer Mary Girling Gwen Douglas Marshal Meryvin Stimpson Ada Ilene Strickland Ruth Marge Hadland Esther Shirley Winstone Martha Electa Vera Beamish Warder Armer Girling Sentinal Neb Curll Bob Clark
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