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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 06, 1987

Page

10

Peace group takes formal position on world peace issues

Project Ploughshares Westman at its April 27 AGM reviewed nine resolutions and carried six. Leader Glen Kruk says this clarifies the group’s stance and signals more actions to come, with national support noted by Helen Gould from Regina.

Brandon Manitoba Project Ploughshares Westman Ploughshares Glen Kruk Project Ploughshares Helen Gould Ms Gould Regina Prairies Ploughshares National Ploughshares Westman General Electric G.E Ploughshares Board Dorothy Clark Gould Black and Decker NBC John Guilfoyle Hamiota

Weekend Visits Across Towns Highlight Local Family Ties

Oak River News notes Gib and Lyn Bell with the Simms family in Winnipeg and other relatives, Roy and Iris Cavers visiting Sam and Doris Henry, and George Cotter with Sally Cotter staying at the Henrys. Peggy Thomp son dies in Brandon. sympathy offered.

Gib Lyn Bell Richard Jennifer Winnipeg Bob Margaret Bill Simms Roy Iris Cavers Souris Sam Doris Henry George Sally Cotter St. Vital Henry Dorothy Taylor Simms Calgary Mary Abe Sclater Waskada Ron Wayne Galbraith Edmonton Wednes Babe Harold) Pederson Lynne Hopley W.I Victoria Inn Evelyn Delgaty Myrtle White Jo- Ann McTavish Leanne Hopley Australia New

Canada milestones from 1783 to 1853

In 1783 Sir Guy Carleton arrived at New York to evacuate British forces and Loyalists. In 1853 the British parliament approved Canada’s right to dispose of clergy reserves.

Sir Guy Carleton New York Canada

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