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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 09, 1979
Page
15
A long list of visitors and relatives travels and stays with families in Manitoba Alberta British Columbia Ontario and Quebec. Lucid notes mention Danes, Bristish Columbia guests and city entries plus birthdays and remembrances.
Worth argues Newfoundland’s 4 percent levy on media ads taxes all ads over twenty dollars, a hidden cost likely passed to consumers. He warns smaller weekly papers and radio stations would suffer as advertisers cut back, urging provinces to not mimic the Newfoundland model.
The Department of Veterans Affairs opened a Brandon Manitoba office on April 9 1979 at 242 153 11th Street in the Federal Building. It is the first of eight new offices across five Canadian provinces serving about 15 000 to 16 000 veterans and dependents in southwest Manitoba.
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