Re: MtMan-List: Kinjano

[Linda Holley <tipis@mediaone.net>]

I use to belong to the Hyu Eenyas in the EARLY 80's.  It was a great
fellowship of ladies who wanted to get together.  Still have all the old
news letters and keep "somewhat" in touch with the escaped leader.
Have been looking for  women in the southeast with the same interest and
would like to get together and do some "lady" camping.  The summer is too
hot, but there are other times.
Have been looking for  a place to hold the event.  Any one interested??

Linda Holley-Jax., Fla.


Barbara Smith wrote:

> Gads!  You're a GIRL?  Sorry, I just heard the tail of some
> conversations 'bout Ohio, and scaring the boy, and assumed you were
> male!  (Gotta show those assets...)
>
> Anyway, I'm off to see your website, and I'm very interested in what
> you're doing.  This doins' I've been describing was put on by two women
> who used to belong to "Hyu Eenas" (Many Beavers), a group which
> appeared to go belly up after it's ringleader high-tailed it to
> Wyoming.  They had a great newsletter with all sorts of fabulous
> information, and a slogan "Keep yer flour dry!" which always makes me
> grin.  I got into this hobby after they'd died off, but a friend gave me
> copies of their newsletters for the good information.  I BELIEVE they
> were all women associated with AMM brothers in one way or another.  I'd
> be interested in any women's association, but I'm not married to a
> Brother, so please tell me that's not a criteria!
>
> Also, does your group have any ties to similar women's groups elsewhere
> in the country, like say, North Carolina?
>
> Many thanks, dear lady, and sorry about the misassumption:  What  giggle
> I had opening the list today!  :-)
>
> Yer Most Disobedient Servant,
> Tassee