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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 20, 1967
Page
8
At Hamiota Fraternal Hall a bingo event offers 15 games for five dollars per game with a two hundred fifty dollar jackpot. Game time is 8 p.m. Sharp. Admission is one dollar with extra cards twenty five cents. Proceeds go to Hamiota Fraternal.
The listing notes Friday and Saturday performances with a special color showing of 633 Squadron on Friday and Saturday, plus a generic General admission option. The note excludes Thursday from the regular Friday Saturday schedule.
Local social notes list Mr and Mrs Frank Whim ster of Winnipeg visiting town guests of M R McConnell and departing Tuesday. Marlene Martell trains as nurse at Souris hospital while relatives care for her children. Various families from Brandon Boissevain MacGregor and Winnipeg are noted for visits holidays and travel to Vancouver Blaine Expo Montreal Ramose? Waypoints include O L Patterson in MacGregor and Dianna Sharman moving to Brandon for a BA. Archibald Black hospitalized with wishes for quick recovery.
On September 16 Hamiota Collegiate boys fastball won the division tournament in Birtle. They beat Miniota 6–2 in the opener, crushed St Lazare 31–7, and finished Strathelair after scoring 15 in the first inning as rain loomed. Coaches Poole Hawke and pitcher Wayne Smith led the victory run with a strong lineup including Duncan Preston Newton Mathison Caldwell Brethour Wright Allen Stewart.
A miscellaneous shower was held Friday evening in Scotia Church basement honoring Betty Lou White bride elect. Guests included her mother Mrs. Lou White and Mrs. S. Cameron of Virden. Heather Riddell led, corsages given, a three tiered cake displayed, and Betty Lou invited guests to a trousseau tea.
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