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Hamiota Echo in Hamiota, Manitoba

17 Aug 1983

Page 9

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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 17, 1983

Page

9

Smith Cochrane exchange vows at Hamiota United Church

A double ring wedding for Heather Cochrane and Robert Smith took place on June 25, 1983 at Hamiota United Church. Rev. Herb Lynas officiated with lavish blue and white decorations, family members as attendants, and a reception at the Hamiota Community Centre. Guests came from multiple Alberta and Manitoba towns and the United States.

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Hamiota Hamiota United Church Heather Gayle Gary Lorraine Cochrane Robert Newton Newton Betty Smith Herb Lynas Scott Anderson Donna Gray Scott Tanis Mathison Brandon Judy Lyn Allan Donna McKinnon Maxine Gray Edmonton Don Lewis Ron Andrew Ed Smith Isabella Blaine Cochrane Terri Mathison Audrey Kirk Marysville Washington Athabasca Edmondon Crooked Creek Alberta Regina Saskatchewan Flin Flon Winnipeg Morden Minnedosa Neepawa Rivers Beausejour Manitoba Robbie Heather
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Manitoba Conservatives vow repeal of NDP election funding plan

Opposition Leader Sterling Lyon pledges to repeal retroactively any NDP scheme using taxpayer money for half of election costs. He rails against Bill 48 and Bill 55, labeling the measures anti democratic and calling for stopping public subsidies to all parties.

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Winnipeg NDP Sterling Lyon Manitoba Maoists Communist Party Ku Klux Klan Jesse James Lyon Election Commission Progressive Conservatives Marxist-Leninists John Birch Society
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Manitoba grain bill may raise costs for farmers says minister

Manitoba Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski told the House of Commons committee on transportation that Bill C 155 could cost Manitoba grain farmers and the province billions in lost income. He cited a 500 million dollar ten year burden and a rising annual impact by 1993, warning a 10 percent freight ceiling would bite only after rates soar above the Crow rate. He warned the broader agricultural economy, including 2,200 jobs, could suffer with lower grain prices, and argued Crow rate subsidies compare unfavorably with U.S. and EEC subsidies.

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Winnipeg Manitoba Bill Uruski House of Commons Standing Committee On Transportation Uruski Gilson University of Manitoba E.W. Trychniewicz Government of United States European Economic Community Canada U.S E.E.C
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Winnipeg Flower Show At St Vital Centre Returns

The 28th Winnipeg International Flower Show will run August 18 and 19 at the St Vital Centre. Sponsored by local horticultural groups, it attracts amateur gardeners from Manitoba and the United States. A mass arrangement competition offers five prizes from 50 to 10 dollars.

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Winnipeg St. Vital Centre Winnipeg Horticultural Society Winnipeg Gladiolus Society Winnipeg African Violet Society Manitoba Horticultural Association Manitoba United States St. Vital Merchants’ Association
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Mrs Robert Smith P.c.’S The Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Agency Agriculture Canada Manitba Agriture
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