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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1989
Page
10
More than 200 residents and neighbors attended a Sept 26 fundraising dinner in Kenton to support improvements to local recreational facilities. The event honored Jim and Kay Butler for years of community service, with a roast and gifts, celebrating Kenton’s sports teams and rink project while praising local cooperation.
Residents of Lilac and Park Residences enjoyed a Tuesday trip on September 26 in nine cars and a Handy Van. They stopped for coffee at Esso in Virden then dined at Shenanigans Restaurant with turkey or roast beef options. Gratitude is given to planners and volunteers, with thanks to Bill and Mary Thompson for vegetables and to Estelle Hall mourning her brother Norman King. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson are back in their suite, though he remains under care.
Oalney News Debbin and Corrin Defoort of Killarney spent the weekend with Ella Anderson and Jim’s family to celebrate both Deb and Corrin’s birthdays. Sympathy extended to Mrs. Carol Smith on her Uncle’s passing at Settler AB. she and sister Linda Douney attended the funeral. Henry and Ellen Goertzen visited Winnipeg relatives including a cousin from Tashkent Russia. Thora Mitchell of Regina visits Pat and Grace McTavish and sister Joan Shaw. J. K. Fraser of Portage la Prairie called on Mrs. M. Ward on Saturday September 23. Jack is the son of Dr. Fraser, Crandall’s longtime doctor.
Scott Medd, a sales representative, serves Hamiota and surrounding area with new and used vehicle needs. He focuses on customer service and assists with a full range of automotive options for local residents.
A shopper urges customers to call before their next vehicle purchase to compare options and ensure they get best value. The tone emphasizes decisive guidance and a prompt inquiry to secure favorable terms.
Kelita, a Canadian country pop recording artist, headlines three nights of Ranch House Ruckus Saloon at the Keystone Centre during Ag Ex 89 from October 26 to 28, with a five piece band delivering original material. Show time is 9 p.m. nightly with a $2 cover charge.
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