Play Cash Hall O Hamiota Fraternal Hall Jackpot Night
The notice advertises a cash game at Hamiota Fraternal Hall Thursday January 21 at 5:00 p.m. with a $300 jackpot. Admission is $1 and extra cards are 25 cents.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1971
Page
8
The notice advertises a cash game at Hamiota Fraternal Hall Thursday January 21 at 5:00 p.m. with a $300 jackpot. Admission is $1 and extra cards are 25 cents.
Mrs Levins of Foxwarren visited Mrs Campbell recently. Mr and Mrs Ironside of Arrow River and others from Crandall Foxwarren called on Mrs Gardham last week. Miss Watson and families joined Sunday night singing then visited others. Mrs Hemphill hosted bridge on Monday.
Reggies Ramblings spotlights shifting looks with eyebrows and false lashes losing favor and bleaching taking over. It notes 1971 sweepstakes in Calgary Edmonton and Quebec plus mock medical scandal quips and quotes from public figures.
The UCW met in Cardale Church Monday January 11 with 16 members present. Mrs. Edith Kerr and others led worship and a program on Live Love and take action theme. New president Fran Radcliffe ran the business meeting as minutes and reports were read.
UCW Unit meeting at Mrs Stan Henry home with nine members present. Topics include using 72 by 90 inch quilts and sending old Presbyterian hymn books to Mission fields. Next meeting hosted by Mrs A Hume and Mrs H Paddock.
The U.C.W. group met in the church on January 5 with 17 members. Mrs. Skinner presided, Unit 2 led worship with a reading on How it began from Genesis, and reports from officers and units showed a busy year. Rev. Bowins attended the executive for 1971.
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