Beating the bounds and community history bits
A collage of small town notes from Canadian papers celebrates local lore. Snippets recount boundary walks once used to assert land fealty, mark milestones, and highlight residents like Hazel Froebe learning Spanish, plus a quip about Edmonton and St Albert annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon Dispatch
England
Terminus
Devon
Edmonton
St. Albert
Carman Valley Leader
Hazel Froebe
Midland Adult Learning Centre
Hazel
U.S
Virden
Empire Advance
Virden Advance
Neepawa
Neepawa Press
Hanna
Chad Walton
Terry Fox
University of Northern Arizona
Hanna Herald
Chad
Robert Ripley
Opasquia Times
Pas
Fred McGuinness
Brandon
Autopac rates fall for most Manitobans next year
Manitoba Public Insurance will cut overall corporate revenues by five percent for the 2000 insurance year, with Autopac rate reductions most motorists will see. About 62 percent of policy holders, roughly 458,000 vehicles, will pay less, with Winnipeg residents facing an average drop of about 57 dollars while southern Manitoba towns see slight increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Autopac
Public Utilities Board
PUB
Manitoba Public Insurance
MPI
Winnipeg
Jack Zacharias
Territory 2
Editorial letters must be signed with phone number
The newspaper policy requires all letters to the editor be signed and include a verifiable phone number. The editor reserves the right to reject edit or comment on any submitted letter for publication.
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Hamiota
Third Street
Evelyn Saban
Joyce Lief
Rrie
Sask
Alta
N.D
Cellular
The
Hamiota Echo
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Box 70
Romoto Telephone
Canada
U.S.A
Gregory Nesbitt
Wanda Strachan
Connie Kay
Judy Nesbitt
Darrell Nesbitt