In the Community

From the Humboldt Journal Files, March 29, 1979

HUMBOLDT — Having be the first called up in the Humboldt Legion’s chase the ace draw, Joyce Szautner was guaranteed to win a share 20 per cent of the evening’s earnings – $1,075. Then she drew the ace of spades, winning the jackpot of $10,069.

TISDALE — The restaurant torn down last week in Tisdale went by many names through the years, and just as many owners. Most recently it belonged to Sean and Alison Levesque and was known as Calista’s, named after their daughter.

MANITOU BEACH, TISDALE — An African choir will be travelling to the east central region to perform.

An investment in this young man will pay off for the Battlefords on the world stage

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Orval and Bev Beland brought the News-Optimist some interesting photos and their observations on an unusual phenomenon they witnessed this week. They are calling what they saw ice towers, and they haven’t seen this natural curiousity for decades.

The Gold Eagle Casino Events Centre hosted another full house for the 19th Pride of the Northwest talent show. Entertainment lasted all night as singers and jiggers competed for titles and prize money.

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