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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 01, 1971
Page
6
Thursday April 1 1971 jackpot 350 dollars at 8 00 p m admission one dollar extra cards twenty five cents event is a bingo style game held at Hamiota Fraternal Hall with prize money and admission details provided.
Mrs Jory visits with family in Brandon. Mrs Collie with granddaughter at Minnedosa last Thursday. Mrs Bardwell staying with son in law and daughter at Miniota. Mrs Barnes returned from Winnipeg after weeks with family. Mrs Campbell visited relatives in Winnipeg last week. Miss Jean Morrice of Winnipeg weekend with mother. Mr and Mrs Stan Gould of Kenton visited Mrs Hill. Mrs Robertson attended birthday supper for daughter in law Kreager. Mrs Henderson a patient in hospital. Mr Gunson visited Crandall for wedding anniversary. Gardham and Leland of Arrow River with Mrs Hunkin. Sympathy to Mr Gunson on brother Thomas’ Winnipeg death.
Results from the Fine Arts Festival list performers by class and residence mainly Hamiota and surrounding areas. Winners include Len McCormick Cardale Karen Kirk Glenda Brethour Kim McConnell and Vaughn Wilson with a bursary noted. festival continues in Hamiota April 28 29 and 30 with audience urged to attend.
The Good Guys overpower the Bad Guys in a chaotic arena scrimmage. Players from both sides clash after penalties as sticks and gloves fly, leaving an unruly scene and no formal handshake. Guards and players listed with nicknames fill the colorful report.
The Provincial Grand Lodge sessions of the Grand Black Chapter and Grand Orange Lodges convened in Brandon from March 23 to 25 at Forresters Hall with seventy four attendees. Officers for both bodies were elected including Roy Esp ey and Lawrence Deering in the Black Chapter and Charles Wells and B A Buchanan in the Orange Lodge. The Ladies Grand Lodge reported a strong turnout of 110 members.
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