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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 27, 1987

Page

10

Agricultural Societies organize for action in Manitoba

Manitoba forms the Manitoba Association of Agricultural Societies to represent 63 rural groups. The body aims to update mandates, ensure continued funding as federal grants wane after 1990, and coordinate efforts to avoid duplication. President Ron Church leads a council including Allan Drysdale Curtis Evenson Margaret Yule and Rhoda Collins with nine district directors representing smaller fairs and three for larger fairs.

Winnipeg Manitoba Association of Agricultural Societies M.A.A.S Agricultural Society Manitoba Jim Bigelow Ron Church Killarney Allan Drysdale Neepawa Curtis Evenson St. Jean Margaret Yule Stonewall Rhoda Collins

Community Letters and Visits Across Manitoba and Saskatchewan

Social notes recount visits in Winnipeg, Foxwarren, Esterhazy, Brandon, and Arrow River. Residents extend sympathy to Katie Sparks after Wilma Sparks’ death in Steinbach. Marion Watts stays with family in Esterhazy. Local seniors attend Golden Age party. various relatives and guests drop by during May 17 to 20 visits. A reflection on frontier settlers vs modern wagers closes the piece.

Hilda Dianne Dunn Winnipeg Verna McCall Foxwarren Mabel Schmaus Lloyd Miller Rapid City Mabel Stowe Mabel Lloyd Alma Katie Sparks Wilma Steinbach Marion Watts Esterhazy Charlie Edna June Reid

Postage Stamps Debut Forgery Prevention Act 1849 Canada

A May 25 1849 Parliamentary act in Canada ordered postage stamps to be engraved to deter forgery. In 1870 Fenians raided the Eastern Townships of Quebec, marking a period of unrest in the region.

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