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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1992
Page
4
The Manitoba Genealogical Society seeks donations or fair-priced sales of specific Manitoba history titles to enhance its library. Donors may contact Librarian Louisa J. Shermerhorn at the society’s Winnipeg address.
A historical critique argues that decades of francophone dominance and government bilingualism have labeled non Francophone Canadians as second class. It cites Prime Minister Trudeau and Ontario politician W A C Bennett, noting insults cast and a culture of silence as bilingual policies expanded across Canada.
The Hamiota unit women gather 13 members in the choir room for the UCW General meeting with Helen Maitland and Ada Baxter leading worship. Jean Hut chings installed as Unit 1 leader. Edith Caldwell opens the annual meeting with a moment of silence.
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