Muskie boys’ tea slated

Robin McCormick

The Muskie boys’ hockey team will host its annual tea and bake sale this Saturday (Feb. 11) from 2-4 p.m. in the Fort High cafeteria.
Enjoy refreshments and purchase some great baking while supporting the squad.
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A reminder the Emo Legion is hosting a fish fry this Saturday (Feb. 11) starting at 5:30 p.m.
The cost is $13 for adults and $5 for children six and under.
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Shawn and Tracy Hyatt, along with friends Barb and George Heyens and Donna and Bud McQuaker, just returned from the Dominican Republic, where they enjoyed a week of vacationing.
Also enjoying hotter temperatures were Deb and Jeanine Cornell, who travelled to Tucson, Ariz. for two weeks.
They also spent a few days with Jeanine’s brother and his wife, who live in Manitoba.
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Speaking of vacations, Ken Badiuk won a Caribbean cruise in the Fort Frances Kiwanis Club’s “Trip of the Month” draw for February.
Congratulations, Ken!
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Get-well wishes are extended to Nevin Bonot, who has spent about three weeks in the hospital.
Your community of family and friends wish you a full recovery, and may we see you out and about soon.
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Recently moving back to Devlin were Joanne and Grant Swire and their children. The couple is renovating Dave and Loretta Woodgate’s original homestead (Grant’s grandparents).
Welcome back to our community.
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The lucky winner of the January gas draw at Dev-Lynne’s was Irwin Hughes, who won a $100 voucher.
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Cards played at the Devlin Hall last week saw the high go to Mary Lou Allen and Ken McKinnon while Beatrice Meyers and Jim Kellar took the low.
Card will be played there again next Tuesday (Feb. 14).
Cards played at the Emo Legion saw Jean Steele and Nicole Drennan take the high, with the low going to Ester and Roy Elias.
Darlene Bruce won the draw.
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Last week it was reported that Neila Booth celebrated her 50th birthday while in Jamaica.
However, she actually turned 56—making her older than me.
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A reminder that Maxine Hayes is updating the Miscampbell Tweedsmuir history, and is looking for stories about former teachers and residents.
Call her at 274-6049.
Also, pictures and artifacts are on display at the Fort Frances Museum, which Maxine, Rod and Veronica Davis, and Lucille MacDonald worked on.
Stop in and browse the genealogy exhibits. Organizers also are looking for names, dates, etc. if you can help out.
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Robin’s 2¢:
Every guy thinks every girl’s dream is to find the perfect guy.
Pshh! Every girl’s dream is to eat without getting fat!