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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 1996
Page
10
A compact seven step buyer’s guide helps first time PC buyers cut through jargon. It covers choosing enough processing power RAM storage and monitor quality while recommending multimedia readiness and upgrades. Intel’s Mark Ivey and Ralph Bond known as the PC Dads lead workshops and outreach to educate shoppers.
A Manitoba Agriculture Home Economist explains patenting basics, filing timelines, costs, and sources like the Canadian Industrial Innovation Centre. It covers eligibility, market analysis, who grants patents in Canada, rough US and Canada costs, and the value of professional help while urging verification via client references.
Kraftsmen 4-H Rally for the district is planned for Saturday June 1 in Oak River. President Andrea Tolton chaired the May 8 meeting. Posters on farm safety were distributed. Entries due May 15. Dianna Airey handles Brandon Manitoba Summer Fair tickets June 12 16. Laura Argue Kathleen Boyle arrange gifts for judges paid by the club.
Dieter Schwank lauds the Brandon Community Orchestra at Oak River United Church sponsored by the Midwest Arts Council. Irene Todd coaches musicians from Westman area, delivering light classical pieces including Aida Grand March and Going Home. Soloist Jim Lewthwaite shines, Radetsky March stirs memories, audience cheerfully mingles over coffee and snacks.
S H A R E Southwest Heritage Area Resource Exchange invites interest in a pilot project offering day long tours by bus or private vehicles to areas from Oak Lake to St Lazare and Binscarth from June to September. Initial focus on Brandon seniors, seeking meals, accessibility, rest stops, shopping and attractions.
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