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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 1987
Page
6
The festival committee warns against photo copied music at the upcoming event to avoid risk for the small festival. The call goes to students with artistic flair to submit visual art entries by March 13, with display planned in the Westman Centennial Auditorium during the Hi-Lites Concert and AMA F conference in June.
Isabella News entered the world on March 1 honoring Mrs. Switzer as family celebrates. Harvey, Cathy, Shawn, and Ryan Heise along with Fraser, Lorelle, Doug, and Shirley Heise traveled to Edmonton on March 6 to watch the Brier curling event.
On March 14, 1682, LaSalle claimed the Arkansas region for France, marking a French claim in North America. In 1916, women in Canada began shaping suffrage efforts, signaling ongoing progress toward gender equality.
Senior Citizens met Friday February 20 with six present and enjoyed several games. Mrs J K Shaw recently visited in Calgary with Ernie Shaw. Eva and Andy McCormick flew from Brandon to Ontario while Edith Ferguson visited sister Dorothy Ferrell on the west coast. Shirley Horn is in Hamiota Hospital at the time of mailing.
Canadian banks face scrutiny as TD Bank announces no change to interest calculations but implies potential customer gains from a rate reduction. Critics note lingering high rates while Royal Bank weighs a response, and a Commons finance committee review looms as politicians press for fairness in credit card pricing. Reg Stackhouse hails TD move and expects others to follow.
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