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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1988
Page
8
The Canadian Red Cross warns that finding a missing traveler is hard when only vague abroad locations are known. They urge detailed itineraries, regular family updates, and embassy contacts to speed locating someone in an emergency.
Cardale Cardale W I members met March 16 with president Della Radcliffe presiding. Regional President Joyce Johnson spoke on the WI’s role in Universal Free Day Care, followed by discussion. Lunch was served by Helen Stewart and Georgia Hyndman. Next meeting set for April 20 at Carol Fortune’s home to view a film on Prairie Women. Sergeant G Inman and Janet visited Kathleen Campbell March 1. Mildred and Graeme Shaw left for Houston March 22 to see their son Russell and family, including new grandson Andrew Kay.
Joyce Strachan and Bill McPherson visited with their parents Joan and Ken Strachan. The church register for weddings and baptisms is missing from Decker Church and a reader is asked to return it. Happy Easter from Gerry Davis and Marion Hunter.
Crandall District News Herald Hall recovering at Hamiota Health Centre. Jerry Barry back home after Thunder Bay hospitalization from a truck incident while avoiding a moose. Well wishes to Herald and Jerry. Ada and Jack Flemming. Gladys and Wilmot Kirk attended Kentones concert then Brandon housewarming for Glen and Kathy Rogers. Kentones show praised with thanks to MC Ross Poole. Births: Sandra and Gord Lee welcome a daughter born March 23. Tracy and Murray Hirst welcome a son born March 19. Ron Hall and sons visited relatives in Virden. 85th birthday for Miss Ermina Shier celebrated in Brandon with local guests. A folk poem about calf training ends the clipping.
Reps gave presentations at Crandall's Mini Weed Fair drawing 75 to 80 attendees. Organizers were pleased with turnout and interest, noting frequent questions. Some suggested a different format and moving dates to avoid storms, with hopes for a smoother event next year.
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