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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1994
Page
13
Dorothy Coupland of Minto and Mary Warren of Brandon are listed alongside Hamiota Crandall, Cliff and Joanna Nankivell and Lawrence Nankivell of Kisby Sask in the notice.
Local families visited relatives in Neepawa Swift Current Winnipeg and Winnipeg area during the weekend. Ontario born notes show gatherings at the Oct 20 U C W meeting in the Stewart home with eight members and one visitor present. A Fowl Supper raised 1305.60 after expenses and plans were made for kitchen improvements and outreach activities.
The home of Allan and Shelley Preston hosts the district 4-H meeting with returning members Kerry and Daniel Maynes Trevor Peters and the Prestons. Five new members join Stacey Schweitzer Krissy and Mark Yanick and Taras and Marianne Bucklaschuk. New officers named Scott Preston president Shelley Preston vice president Kerry Maynes secretary Daniel Maynes treasurer Julie Preston reporter.
Community notes list visitors to Ed and Hazel Wadham, Anglican Women’s Gathering in Bradford, Birtle Falcons volleyball near Winnipeg, and Remembrance Day services. Reporting includes 4-H reorganizational meeting, elected officers, a fun fair, and a November meeting on living wills and powers of attorney. A Christmas volunteers party is planned for December 6 at Miniota Hall.
Audrey Coulson attended the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties in Edmonton from November 14 to 17 representing the U.M.M. Board of Directors. The acting secretary and councillors attended the U.M.M. convention in Winnipeg last week. Frank and Marlene Hayhurst were supper guests of Cliff and Vicki Williams in Brandon on Thursday, November 24.
Sixteen rinks competed for the Legion trophy with Shoal Lake earning first for the first time. The champions were Rod and Bernice Markle and Gerald and Olive Badger. Elkhorn and Rivers tied for second, with Kirk and Sim tied for third. Other winners included Oakden, Brooks, Stewart, and Kenton 1. honorable mentions list Knight, Cumming, Kenton 2, Strathclair, Decker, and Brethour. A roast pork meal followed, thanked by Legion President Dr. Ed Hudson.
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