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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 14, 1991
Page
15
Crandall May 5 event drew a good crowd to the hall decorated by the organizing committee. Lunch at Maypole Cafe and a bustling mall featured a fashion show by Tops and Trends led by Audrey Kirk with models and many local vendors. The fundraiser sold out with about 58 dollars profit and door prizes awarded to local residents.
May 8 at Parkissimo Lodge Mrs Mabel Stowe was present for the noon meal amid a hospitalization since February 22 for a broken hip. She spent time in Brandon and was moved to Hamiota, planning convalescence in Winnipeg with daughter Dora Kendell. Also noted are visits by Jim Morton to Dave Stewart, Jean Cook and Debbie Oleksuck visiting Birch Lodge, Doug Sanderson and Minnie Sanderson's family, and updates on Michael Tyhy and Edna Brown. The author plans to spend Mother's Day weekend in Brandon with Linda Schrader and family.
Health Centre warns parents about common poisonous plants and mushrooms that can harm children if eaten. The guide lists plants by category with parts that are dangerous and stresses teachable caution while preserving children's enjoyment of growing things. for more information contact Alene Smith at Hamiota Health Centre.
Mrs Joan Shaw returns from Winnipeg holiday as residents of Lilac remember family and friends. Alan Embury from Kenton and Judy Barker visit, with Stan and Ellen Gould dropping by. Local tales include visits from H Hayhurst and Jean Bertram, Sheila Keating, and musical moments from Edith Dickinson and Edith Parks. A granddaughter shows tumbling, and Em Miller rides to Boissevain to see Joan.
The U C W met May 1 with Alice Rudd presiding. Louise Hyndman Lena Lawrence and Roberta Wallace led worship. Treasurer reported 963.01 balance. Presbytery meeting May 7 at Minnedosa discussed. Observer subscriptions rise to 8.50. Group leaders dinner planned for June 3. Church clean-up set for June 12 at 9 am. Plants to be provided by U C W chosen by Louise Hyndman. Card signed for missing member. lunch followed.
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