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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 29, 1967
Page
6
A gaming night is set for Thursday March 30 1967 at Hamiota Fraternal Hall with 15 games at five dollars per game and a five hundred thirty dollar jackpot. Doors open at 7 00 p m and admission is one dollar with extra cards twenty five cents. Proceeds go to Hamiota Fraternal.
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Local residents report Easter weekend visits from relatives across Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Notables include Miss Hilda Vickery of Winnipeg visiting in-laws, births announced for Colin John Russell, and multiple family gatherings in Portage, Brandon, Miami and Virden. Funeral for Mrs. Wm Bill noted. Verna’s malaria illness mentioned alongside fundraising drives for Easter Seals and Tris campaigns.
Vaughn Wilson leaves Sunday for Weyburn to play with the Oak River Tom Thumbs in a hockey tournament. Other players Rick Hamilton and Darwin Hamilton Neil Wilson Alan Wright and Larry Paterson depart Tuesday for Dauphin to play with the Hemiota BBs. Terry Pollock also attends with the Oak River BBs. Mrs A Barber and Lenore Winnipeg visit Agnes Mitchell in Winnipeg. The article notes several family visits and hospital stays including Deer Lodge and Mr Moore in hospital since March 1.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Orpin and Sharon of Winnipeg join Mrs H Orpin and Mrs Heatherington of Shoal Lake visiting the Newton home. Dawn McConnell Marlene and Sylvia Pollock traveled to Winnipeg this week. Dawn with the HCl basketball team while Marlene and Sylvia with the Cheerleaders.
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