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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 08, 1986

Page

14

Manitoba Allows Two Trailers With Fifth-Wheel Hitch

Winnipeg Manitoba residents and out of province travelers may now tow two trailers under a Highway Traffic Act amendment. Transport Minister John Plohman says the change responds to camper and cottage owner needs and aligns with Ontario and Saskatchewan rules.

Winnipeg Manitoba John Plohman Plohman Ontario Saskatchewan

Peace Garden awarded 58700 grant for 1985 season

WINNIPEG The International Peace Garden received a 58700 Manitoba grant to cover operation and maintenance costs for this year. Natural Resources Minister Leonard Harapiak said Manitoba joins Canada and North Dakota in supporting the memorial to cooperative Canada United States relations. Established in the early 1930s, the Peace Garden attracts visitors and hosts the International Music Camp and Canadian Legion Sports Camp. 154000 visitors toured in 1985.

Winnipeg International Peace Garden Manitoba Natural Resources Leonard Harapiak Canada North Dakota United States Peace Garden Canadian Legion

Le Leche League meeting on breastfeeding guidance

The Brandon La Leche League invites mothers to a discussion on establishing a happy nursing relationship. The meeting is on Tuesday October 14 1986 at 8:00 p.m. at 33 Fotheringham Drive with a call-in number 838-2139 in Kenton for more information.

Wawanesa Brandon la Leche League Fotheringham Drive Kenton

Canada milestones on October 10 and 11

On October 10 1911 Robert Borden became prime minister after Liberals led by Sir Wilfrid Laurier were defeated. In 1970 Pierre Laporte was abducted by the FLQ. On October 11 1976 Carleton defeated retreating Americans on Lake Champlain and in 1960 the federal government developed a program to help low income families obtain rental housing.

Robert Borden Wilfrid Laurier Pierre Laporte FLQ Carleton Lake Champlain

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