Reactions to referendum defeat echo across papers
A reader surveys Canadian editorials and letters after the referendum loss. Comments range from praise for listening to ordinary people to sharp criticism of politicians and elites. The piece notes diverse views across provinces and even an international quote from Texas. It ends with a tongue in cheek self nomination for BM the PM for the Disorder of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Bulletin
Harlingen
Texas
Canada
Farm training needs survey planned in Hamiota district
The Manitoba Agricultural Training Project and Assiniboine Community College will survey one hundred farm families in the Hamiota Ag Rep District to gauge interest in about 50 agricultural courses. Conducted by Weed Board Supervisor Sid Lewis via a user friendly laptop, the survey seeks to build a training database to guide future courses and needs. Completion is targeted by February end with early December start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Agricultural Training Project
Assiniboine Community College
Hamiota Ag
Weed Board
Sid Lewis
Ag. Rep
Agricultural Extension Centre
Brandon
Paul Bulloch
Canadian Wheat Board
Woodworth council revises tax rolls and pays dues
The R M of Woodworth Council, meeting on Nov 10, revised tax rolls 28200 and 28230 with specific land and building value changes. It paid Phillip Lonsdale 38.52 for 1992 taxes, McNeill Poole 564.35 for services, and Craig Slimmons 150 for clay removal. The Kenton municipal house sale to E Babiuk at 1500 was approved. Grader rates for 1992 set: winter 40 base, 80 hour after, min 40. summer 30 base, 60 hour after. Kenton Co op reps Phil Janz and Ken Bond attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.M. of Woodworth Council
Board of Revision
Phillip Lonsdale
Lonsdale
McNeill
Poole
Craig Slimmons
E. Babiuk
Kenton
Phil Janz
Ken Bond
Kenton Co-op
Hamiota U C W holds November meeting at Church
Hamiota United Church Women met on Tuesday November 10 with ten members. President Edith Caldwell welcomed members and read Take the Time. Verna Reid and Rachel Routledge led worship. Upcoming Advent and Christmas events were listed including Baptism on November 29 Open House December 1 30 and more with annual meeting January 25. Amnesty letters were reported with action on Morocco and Vietnam. The new cookbook Brunches Lunches and Suppers on the Go is available. Donations to Grain Bank Drive and toy requests from Samaritan House Brandon noted. Next meeting January 12 with Unit 3 in charge of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota U.C.W
U.C.W
Edith Caldwell
Verna Reid
Rachel Routledge
Unit 2
Executive Council
Mansea
Chumah Hall
Amnesty International
Helene Dillon
China
Viet Nam
Morocco
Hassan II
United Church
Samaratin House
Brandon
Wilda Oberlin
Phyl Routledge
Maxine Cummings
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the Hamiota Echo
Rivers Gazette
Charlottetown
Gravelbourg Tribune
Blue Jays
Herbert Herald
Gravelbourg
Jake Epp
Yorkton
Lorne Nystrom
Enterprise
Wolseley
Carillon
Steinbach
Carlyle Observer
Shaunavon Standard
Brian Mulroney
Devon Dispatch
Mulroney and Company
Fred McGuiness
John Patterson
Hamiota
LAW Office
Meighen, Haddad & CO. Barristers & Solicitors
Blair J. Filyk
2Nd Street
Manitoba
Romoto
Fox
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