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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 30, 1984
Page
10
National Water Safety Safe Boating Week urges learn to swim and supervise children while enjoying water activities. Tips include choosing supervised swimming areas, checking for obstacles, acclimatizing to water, using safety equipment, and keeping emergency numbers handy.
Joy Wilson and her two children from Winnipeg spent about a week visiting her parents Graeme and Mildred Shaw. Bert Palen of Winnipeg visited his aunt Mrs J K Shaw on May 23. The Shaws hosted supper for Mrs J K Shaw on her 83rd birthday May 20 after a visit to Ukrainian Kitchens in Brandon. Don and Noreen Andrew of Langley B C visited with Mr and Mrs Bill Greenaway last weekend. The Merry Makers met May 18 with 10 members and lunch hosted by Mrs Shaw and Addie Peter. Cardale Sr baseball opened at Oak River with a loss. Brad Sylvester of Winnipeg spent the long weekend with Isobel at Sandy Lake.
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Shelley Coveney on May 12 at Crandall Community Centre. Guests included Mrs. Beverly Coveney Mrs. Georgina Hyndman of Virden and Mrs. Eva Hamilton of Glenboro. Valerie Tutkaluke read the address and gifts were presented as Jenna and Dustin Rudd arrived in a wagon. The Crandall United Church choir sang two numbers before a lunch.
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Sherry Smith was held Friday in Chumah Hall. Kathy Gray kept the guest book as Gray played piano. Sherry and Allan thanked guests for gifts and invited visits to their Isabella district home.
Archie Martin of Dominica tours Western Manitoba sharing farm woes common to Caribbean and Canadian agriculture. Inflation, debt, land loss, and market access drive small Dominican farmers toward change, while both regions seek shared solutions and cooperative markets.
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