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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 18, 2001

Page

2

Cucumbers through the ages from garden to empire

Fred McGuinness notes how a simple cucumber links Roman winter growing with a winter protection system called a cold frame. He traces cucumber history from biblical times to Isabella Beeton and Columbus, highlighting its long global journey and cultural significance.

Claudius Tiberius Tiberius Rome B.C A.D Robert Fulford CCNA Canadian Community Newspaper Association Fulford Catherine of Aragon Henry VIII Henry Flanders India Egypt Himalayas Mediterranean Isabella Columbus Haiti deSoto Florida Jacques Cartier Isabella Beeton Fred McGuinness Brandon

Nelson Woods Inducted Into Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame

On June 9 Nelson Woods was inducted into the Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame in a ceremony led by Allan Robertson Vice-Chairman of the Hall of Fame.

Nelson Woods Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame Allan Robertson Hall of Fame

Impaired driving invokes vehicle seizure in Manitoba

Manitoba expands vehicle seizure rules for impaired drivers effective December first two thousand. A first seizure may last 30 days if driving suspended or BAC over the limit but not above 160 mg per cent. BAC above 160 mg per cent or breath refusal triggers 60 days. repeat offenses within five years raise seizure up to 90 to 360 days as determined by the Vehicle Impoundment Registry.

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Correction on Fair Parade Oxen Ownership

The Echo corrects an error from July 21 stating the oxen in the fair parade belonged to Stonewall rather than Sid Lewis of Hamiota. The wagon was owned by Charlie Lewis, which caused the initial confusion.

The Echo Sid Lewis Hamiota Stonewall Charlie Lewis

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