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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 29, 2001
Page
9
National Family Week Oct 1 7 encourages Canadian families to volunteer together under the theme Volunteering is a Family Affair Connect With Kindness. The piece urges activities like helping at food banks reading to children and litter cleanup while highlighting family impact and community service. Joanne Baker M af for Manitoba agriculture is listed with contact details.
The Kenton Leisure Club met at Rivers on Sept. 13 with eight members Shirley Hunt June Hunt George Inglis Margaret McManus Walter Fingas Jack Houston Eleanor Hunter and Elsie Roberts. A lunch followed after two games. On Sept. 18 Kenton Memorial Hall hosted Hawaiian Day with lunch entertainment hula by McManus and Hunter bingo tea coffee cookies and cake. Kenton Legion held a September barbecue and Kenton School held a Cow Pattie Bingo on Sept. 20 with a noon barbecue and about 50 to 60 in attendance.
Ja mie Routledge won the District Happenings Square contest with a 125 prize. Oak Lake Golf Course saw Jack Houston ace hole No 5 from 151 yards. Woodworth Senior Services hosts a clinic Oct 2 at 10:30 to 12:00 PM in the RM Complex Wilma Bell's office. The Kenton UCW Tea and Bake Sale drew 65 to 75 attendees at Kenton Memorial Hall on Sept 21. Community notes mention birthdays, visits, and local correspondents with contact numbers.
Dennis Nankivelle from Hamiota visited his aunt Mil dred Attwood and took her out for supper on Sunday. Lynn and Bob Walker attended the funeral of their uncle Nelson Graham in Birtle and visited Ruth Wiltshire. Evelyn Inglis is riding the combine again this year. Kay Grant serves as Parkissimo Lodge correspondent and can be reached at 567 3564.
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