Turkey Bingo Thursday at Hamida Fraternal Hall
Turkey Bingo event set for Thursday November 28 at Hamida Fraternal Hall with 20 games. Game time 8:00 p.m. sharp admission one dollar extra cards twenty five cents.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1968
Page
6
Turkey Bingo event set for Thursday November 28 at Hamida Fraternal Hall with 20 games. Game time 8:00 p.m. sharp admission one dollar extra cards twenty five cents.
On November 16 at Transcona United Church Margaret Evelyn Allan daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Allan of Hamiota married Thomas Wickett son of Mr and Mrs T Wickett of Prince Albert Sask The ceremony was led by Rev Garfield Wedding Barker The bride wore an off white wool walking suit with white and brown accessories and red and white corsage The couple were attended by Sharon and Stuart Petet The reception at Chans Inn featured a toast by Jack Davis The couple will reside in Winnipeg after a short honeymoon and social evening following the reception at Eleanor and George Fehrs.
The second meeting of the Beef Club was held November 19 with fifteen members present. Five year membership certificates were awarded to Bill Cumming Donna White and Lou White. Members formed groups of three for debates and speeches were given by Ian Anderson and Colin Lawson. The next meeting is set for December 2 at Allan Cumming's home.
The Pool Elevator Association met on November 14 with 28 members present. The board for the coming year features President Frank Rosenberger and Vice President Bill Little, with members H. Cooke Russ Sunley G. Decker L. Stewart and Ron Houck. R. J. Sunley serves as Secretary. A luncheon hosted by the local W.L followed the meeting.
The Explorers group met for the first time on November 15, 1968 with Mrs. R. Webber and Mrs. P. Burr leading. Eighteen new members joined, and officers named include Big Chief Cindy Wilson and Little Chief Barbara Rosenberger.
Reggy notes joke about Apollo Crew aiming to orbit the moon on Christmas Eve while reflecting on political and social topics. The column humorously toys with government spending, taxes, and public figures, ending with a quip about Canadian football titles and the Grey Cup.
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