Our final campout of the season was at the Provincial Mini Rally, held at Manitou Regional Park in Watrous, SK attended by all of the Saskatchwan Good Sam chapters.
Attending from our chapter were:
Kathy is the bean bag baseball expert and always volunteers to run the games - here she is keeping score for the first board:
Fred was the referee on that board:
Dianne kept score for the second board, and Gus was her referee:
That night we had a campfire by Fred's and Pat's trailer:
Friday morning was golf - the only one I remember playing from our chapter was Rilla - she loves golf!
Later in the morning our chapter, along with the Lakeland Sams, were guests of the Sunseeker Sams and Wooly Mammoth Sams for coffee. We were broken up into small groups which was quite nice - we actually visited more than when we are all in one big circle.
They had an awesome coffee cake to go with the coffee:
In the afternoon we played bean bag toss and ladder golf. Harv's and my team were both in the final for bean bag toss, but my team lost out to his.
Later in the afternoon we had a jam session - Gus played his accordion and a couple from another chapter played guitars and sang:
Bob and Marlene T had fun dancing to their music:
After the jam session we had a wiener roast - although we had to cook the wieners on BBQs because there was a fire ban. It was a fun get together anyway - and we had an ice cream social afterward for dessert!
Saturday morning the Manitou Village put on a pancake breakfast which we were invited to. Most of us went and had a really good breakfast.
After breakfast I played cribbage, run by Rilla. The Good Sam Stores were open - we are trying to get rid of our inventory and close the stores down. They are just not that profitable now that our group is so small.
Harv and I got talked into playing bean bag baseball in the afternoon by Kathy! It was hot out but they had moved the game into the shade and we had a fun afternoon. Others from our group played Samgo (Bingo).
We joined with Border City Sams to host happy hour for Wheatland Sams, Prairie Lily Sams, and Wooly Mammoth Sams later in the afternoon:
Gus played his accordion for a while:
We had a great spread - lots of goodies:
After Happy Hour our chapter went out to Peppertree Restaurant for supper.
Our final campfire that night was at Fred and Pat C's.
Sunday morning was a Hymn Sing, followed by closing remarks, and then everyone headed home.


























It is a small world. The man that Fred and I are talking to at the hosted coffee was parked right behind us. We thought the motorhome looked familiar with the mural painted on the back. We have seen it at other rallies. So we went over to look inside and, yes, it was our diesel pusher that we sold several years ago. Pat Cawsey
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