Helping Hands Seniors Rankin speakers at Brandon workshop
A two day Innovative Recruitment Learning Workshop for Helping Hands Seniors took place at the Agricultural Extension Centre in Brandon. About 100 participants attended with Janet Fraser as mistress of ceremonies. John L. Rankin spoke on One Voice and discussed aging, wellness, and elder issues for the Westman area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Agricultural Extension Centre
Westman
Janet Fraser
Brandon Co-op Inc
John L. Rankin
Hamiota
Rankin
Manitoba Society of Seniors
MSAS
Westman Senior Citizens
One Voice
National
Joy Kadyschuk
Parkridge Centre
Saskatoon
Kathy Yurkowski
Gary Filmon
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Lee Clark
Brandon-Souris
Yurkowski
Canada
New Think
Gregory Reunion at Hamiota Campground This August
The Gregory families gathered at Hamiota Campground over the August long weekend. A Friday pot luck supper began a weekend of visiting, golfing, and swimming. 92 members and 3 guests enjoyed a Saturday supper catered by Irwin's Drive Inn with Chris Weber as MC. Tim Weber, Les and Neil Gregory led pancake breakfast duties. Family groups were introduced with colored ribbons by generation. Tim and Karen Weber planned games for all ages on Saturday afternoon. Departures included Calgary, Strathmore, Regina, Kisby, Marshall, Winnipeg, Brandon, Dauphin, Boissevain, Thompson, Miniota, Decker, and Hamiota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Gregory
Irwin's Drive Inn
Chris Weber
M.C
Tim Weber
Les
Neil Gregory
Tim
Karen Weber
Calgary
Strathmore
Alberta
Regina
Kisby
Marshall
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Brandon
Dauphin
Boissevain
Thompson
Miniota
Decker
Terry Fox Run Raises $1500 In Hamiota Event
The 11th annual Terry Fox Run in Hamiota on Sept 15 1991 drew 41 participants for 5 and 10 km routes. Despite rain the event raised over 1500 for cancer research with strong local turnout and shelter along village streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Dorothy Campbell
Yolande Ranson
Jean Hutchings
Kathy Therrien
Frances Wilson
Byers Bakery
Vaughn Wilson
GRIP interim payments slated for Manitoba farmers this fall
Manitoba farmers should start receiving GRIP interim payments by late October. The payments are crop specific and based on 35 percent of the estimated GRIP payout for those with average or better crops. Further payments may follow in spring and after year end, with reports and audits required for final adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
GRIP
Manitoba Agriculture
Glen Findlay
Findlay
Crop Insurance
Hamiota Girl Guides reorganize leadership and programs
The Hamiota Girl Guide meeting on September 12 elected a new executive led by President Audrey Kirk with Vice President Carolyn Nesbit and Secretary Mona Butler. Brownies will be led by Susan Allen, Pathfinders by Rosalie Beamish and Wilma Badger, with Sparks and Guides possible if interest grows. Activities begin October with a Decker Hut terite colony tour and a wiener roast at Chris Butler's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Hamiota Girl Guide Organization
Susan Allen
Audrey Kirk
Carolyn Nesbit
Mona Butler
Myra Gregory
Lorna Hamilton
Chris Wilson
Brownies
Brown Owl
Tawny Owls
Dawn Ballantine-Dickson
Chris Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota, Manitoba
Helping Hands
Ing
Terry Fox
G.R.I.P
Girl Guide’s