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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 22, 1999

Page

7

Community Notes From Oak River and Surrounding Areas

Cardale Getwell wishes extend to Sally MacDonald at Red Deer hospital. Harvey and Janice Shaw visited Tramping Lake Sask and Bassano Alta March 1 15. Tri Town Squirts played Virden tournament March 14, losing to Hamiota then winning on the B side. Tri Town Novice beat Rapid City 9 5 at Rivers March 15. Jack Stewart and mother Jean visited Alexandra Sandy in Victoria BC returning March 9. Sympathy to Norman Mylrea family. Oak River school reunion July 16 18, coinciding with Oak River fair July 19. Five Bs of old age, a quip by George. Myrtle Crighton reports Crandall area. Crandall Community Centre met March 16. annual brunch April 25. Wendy Nykoliation resigns as president. Sherry Lawrence new president. Spring birds seen in Crandall. Lena Lawrence reports Crandall at 562 3585.

Getwell Sally MacDonald Red Deer Hospital Harvey Janice Shaw Tramping Lake Sask Bassano Alta Tri-Town Squirts Virden Hamiota Rapid City Rivers Jack Stewart Jean Stewart Strathclair Jack Alexandra Sandy Victoria B.C Norman Mylrea Birch Lodge Oak River District Oak River United Church Oak River George Myrtle Crighton Cardale Crandall Community Centre Wendy Nykoliation Sherry Lawrence Lena Lawrence Crandall

Beulah Thought on Democracy and Visitors

Beulah states that bigotry has no place in a true democracy. Lillian Derlago spent a week at The Pas visiting with her daughter Tracy and son in law Dean Janz and family. Dr. Karen Bailey of Orangeville Ontario was visiting with her grandmother Polly Henderson this past week.

Lillian Derlago Pas Tracy Dean Janz Karen Bailey Orangeville Ont Polly Henderson

District Fun Day and Election Plans Highlight Spring Events

Lucy Fleury recuperating after a brief stay at Birtle Hospital. Spring events include a Strawberry Tea on April 18 and a dance with the Fugitives on April 24. Birdtail First Nations Reserve holds nominations for an election on March 30 with extensive candidate pairings for Chief and Council. Beth Stowe and Bernice Still listed as district reporters with local contact numbers.

Lucy Fleury Birtle Hospital Birdtail First Nations Reserve Arthur Mini Larry Bunn Ken Bohoa Henry Skywater Violet Benn Judy Whitebird Carole Noel Glen Noel Ina McKay Lyle Wasteste Gabe Elk Mia Bunn Kelly Bunn Betty Chalmers Claudette Lalonde Council Chris Benn Marie Bear Chester Bunn Eugene Bunn Darlene Bunn Dave Noel Terry Wasteste Carson Benn Mike Lalonde Linda Cook

Miniota Community Notes and Bridge Winners Amid Mazatlan Holiday Guests

The column lists Bridge partner winners from March 1, Doug and Maud Leland first and Shirley Richardson with Julia Chartier second. It notes Canadi ans vacationing in Mazatlan Collette Tellier and Ken Pierce, a March 16 Irish Supper by Miniota UCW, and Ed and Hazel Wadham visiting relatives in Moose Jaw. The Donor’s Choice canvass will call homes from March 22 to April 15.

Miniota Doug Maud Leland Shirley Richardson Julia Chartier Mazatlan Mexico Colette Tellier Melita Ken Pierce Miniota Ucw Hazel Wadham Ralph Lillian Moose Jaw

Garage sale moved to March 31 at Miniota United Church

The March 24 garage sale meeting at Miniota United Church has been rescheduled to March 31 due to other community commitments. For questions contact Trudy Bryant. Miniota area correspondents Sherry Moore and Susan Popper can be reached at 567-3505 and 567-3633.

Miniota United Church Trudy Bryant Miniota Sherry Moorehead Susan Popper

Parkissimo social notes from Parkissimo area last week

Visitors named include Irene Cole with Sam and Marlene McGibney of Virden and Sam's visit with George Peel. Lyle and Margaret Littlejohn, back from Cayman Islands, saw Barbara Littlejohn while planning to settle in Midhurst Ontario. Beth Hall of Calgary visited her mother Rae Armitage and many others in regional greetings.

Irene Cole Sam Marlene McGibney Virden George Peel Lyle Margaret Littlejohn Cayman Islands Barbara Littlejohn Midhurst Ont Beth Hall Calgary Rae Armitage Tom Betty Ann Ellerington Edna Brown Osoyoos B.C Red Deer Ken Betty Baskier

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