No Obscene Calls but Banter on Sports and Politics
A rambling late night dial reveals a caller preserve a playful digression on baton-twirling versus athletes, Jets hockey, Bombers football, curling talk, and flirtatious banter about politicians and public life. The monologue shifts through names, teams, and personalities with occasional self deprecation and humor.
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Larry Desjardins
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Hamiota forms local History Society to preserve memorabilia
At a February 12 sub committee meeting the Hamiota Centen nial History Committee formed the Hamiota and District Historical Society. It aims to collect printed material and pictures such as letters diaries scrapbooks old documents and local event photos. Headquarters will be at the Hamiota Centennial Library with volunteers sought to collect assess record store and display items and to research family histories. Contact Ken H. Smith or Betty Gregory to contribute materials or volunteer.
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Hamiota and District Historical Society
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Pioneer Club
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Ken H. Smith
Betty Gregory
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This Week in Canada March 1 Milestones
On March 1, 1632 Champlain was appointed the first governor of Canada and in 1927 Labrador was granted to Newfoundland. The brief notes mark early territorial and colonial milestones in Canadian history.
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Canada
Labrador
Newfoundland
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