Cash Hall-O Hamiota Fraternal Jackpot Night
A gaming event at the Hall-O Hamiota Fraternal in Hamiota on Thursday August 17 1972 features a $255 jackpot. Doors open at 6:00 p.m. sharp with admission of $1 and extra cards priced at 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
6
Isabella Shower Honors Wanda Clark and Ron Fanshaw
Friends gathered at Isabella Community Centre on July 22 for a shower honoring Wanda Clark and Ron Fanshaw. Corsages were given to Wanda, her mother Mrs. Ken Clark and sister Mrs. Wayne Smith, then gifts were presented. The couple’s future thanked guests, and a lunch followed. The marriage occurred July 29 at Isabella United Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
Isabella Community Centre
Wanda Clark
Ron Fanshaw
Wanda
Ken Clark
Wayne Smith
Jan Finkbeiner
Ron
Isabella United Church
W I Meet Isabella Attends National Ukrainian Festival
Five carloads of W I members and families traveled to Dauphin for Canada's National Ukrainian Festival with a noon picnic at Moon Lake. Dauphin showcased Midway displays, an old iron bake oven, and a Fine Arts Centre opening with Ukrainian crafts and pioneer tools. The Festival of Youth featured groups from Saskatoon Winnipeg Edmonton and more with a grand finale by Ukrainian dancers and a 67 member Shawinigan Falls majorette group in Memorial Boulevard park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella
W. I
W.I
Dauphin
Canada
Moon Lake
Heritage Hall
St. Vladimers College
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Shawinigan Falls
Qeebec
Memorial Boulevard
Ramblings mix hockey prices politics and pop culture
A noted fan laments high ticket prices for NHL and rock concerts while railing at public spending and shifting values. Comments touch on bilingual costs in federal service, a Manitoba dean's course idea, and a jab at politicians with a joke about John Diefenbaker.
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Hamiota Fraternal Hall
R.m. Sharp
Hamiota
Dean Martin
Brian Keith
Charles Bell
Orb LY
Hamiota Hotel
Tom Prus
Strathclair
Fortres & Cotton Prints
Special
Fortrel
Sheal Lake
W. I. Meet
St. Regis Hotel
Smith Street
Portage Avenue
Reggies
Winnipeg Vics
Montreal Vics
Auditorium
NHL
Manitoba University
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stones
Greater Winnipeg
Aleady
Winnipeg Labor Council
Federal Public Service
North American
McGovern
USA
White House
ST. Regis Rotunda
Jack Pickersgill
John Diefenbaker
Pick
House of Commons
The
Hamiota Echo
Ren
Schimmel’s
Dutch Bakery
Monnda
C. S. Hrankowski
Hamiota Medical and
Tor
Drs. Hudson, Hames, Ford, Bain
Nandy
Hamiota Shoal Lake
Hartney Exchange
Ronald Masson
Deleau
Manitoba
Buffalo Plains Inn
Pontiac, Parisienne
FORD
1.H.C., Travelall
GMC
Chevrolet
Caldwell Motors
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