Play Cash Hall O at Hamiota Fraternal Hall
Friday event details list a jackpot of 295 dollars. The game runs at 8:00 p.m. sharp on Thursday January 14 at Hamiota Fraternal Hall.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
6
Friday event details list a jackpot of 295 dollars. The game runs at 8:00 p.m. sharp on Thursday January 14 at Hamiota Fraternal Hall.
Visitors over the holidays included many from across Manitoba and nearby provinces. Names noted include Miss Eileen Douglas and Mr Jim Bartley of Edmonton, Mr and Mrs Irvine of Regina, Mr and Mrs Lemoine of Moosomin, Mr and Mrs Leland of Brandon, Vince Leland of Winnipeg, and several families from Miniota Hargrave Crandall Hamiota McAuley and Kenton among others. Also listed are Mrs Barnes Mrs Mansell Mrs Stan Gould and Mrs Hemphill visiting relatives in Winnipeg Glenboro and Kenton with weekend and Thursday departures.
A reader letter from the Student Council explains why a modern group was booked for the Christmas Dance to please the majority of 260 students. They acknowledge loud music, offer staff room access for grads, and deflect on floor etiquette while urging future orchestra bookings for New Year events.
A school letter expresses apology and division after a clash with students. The administration laments a rift, acknowledges failure to honor graduates, and asks the disappointed students to be set apart as perceived superiors.
The event on Wednesday January 20 1971 from 1:00 to 10:00 p.m. offers speeches and discussion on pollution. Speakers include industry representatives MLAs doctors and nurses and other interested individuals. Sponsored by BC I Gr XI Pollution Awareness Group urging community support in combating pollution.
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