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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 28, 1991
Page
7
M.M.S.S. shifts Bocce and Lawn Bowling to a nightly random draw for fun with no winners recorded. Volunteers are welcomed for greens maintenance and other summer trips and programs.
Miniota reports a run of games at the Drop In with whist won by Kay Grant and low score by Katie Sparks on May 14. May 15 saw Boece play despite cool weather, May 16 featured two tables of bridge led by Maude Leland and Jean Ewing. May 21 had three whist tables with Ivy Coullier high and Pauline low, May 23 added two bridges with Kay Grant top and Olive McCauley low.
The Miniota 4 H Beef Club met May 14 at 7 30 p m in Miniota School. Members cleaned the highway Beulah to Miniota on Saturday May 15 dinner at Miniota Hotel. Rally at Strathclair June 1 and achievement June 2 at Miniota Rink. Pancake breakfast at the rodeo June 23. Reporter Trevor Clark.
A Beulah district note recounts Hazel and George Smith visiting from Ste. Anne and Marian Carr from Brandoon. Joe Spanks narrowly escaped a two-vehicle collision on No. 1 highway near Elkhorn, while Daisy Massina returns home after hospital stay. Elsie Stowe visited family. A rainstorm with wind damaged trees and buildings as seeding continues.
Terry and Gretta Bryant of Hin ton Alberta were surprised by friends during a May 19 gathering on Les and Marlene Bryant’s farm lawn. Verne and Margaret Rollo gave a two plate gift featuring the Manitoba Owl and Alberta Owl. Maureen Schwanke mourns her father Roy Kennedy in Toronto with services May 9. Ken and Betty Baskier of Red Deer visited Florence Ellerington over the May 24 weekend.
Golden Agers group gathered May 15 with seven teen members present including presiding Jean Cook who led birthday notices. The Arrow River W I hosted Old Village Choir from Virden directed by Myrtle Johnson with Anne McDougall at piano.
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