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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 09, 1971

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Clarifications Sought on Manitoba Hunting Brochure

Hunters and wildlife officials flag two encodings in Manitoba Game Bird and Big Game 71 Seasons. The corrections address loaded firearms and snowmobile use in Montague Lake and Duck Mountain areas, clarifying retrieval rules and vehicle transport until retrieval.

Winnipeg Manitoba Montago Lake Wildlife Management Area Duck Mountain Provincial Forest Reserve Montaguo Lake Duck Mountain

First Fall Oak River W I Meeting Highlights Trophies

The Oak River Woman’s Institute opened its fall season on September 1 with Mrs. Wm. Hedley presiding. Trophies were awarded for home beautification including Best Town grounds to Mrs. J. Bowen and Best Vegetable garden to Mr. G. Purdy. Guests discussed UNICEF and guest speakers were noted for next meeting.

Oak River W.I Wm. Hedley W. Heapy M. White J. Bowen E. Espey G. Purdy J. Morcom Hamiota Norway W. Barr

Canada Won’t Seek Countermeasures Against U S

Prime Minister Trudeau spoke with plain sense saying Canada would not retaliate against the United States over the ten percent import tax. The remark comes amid others urging Japan to adjust its yen value.

Trudeau Canada U.S.A Japan

Manitoba Yum Days Promotion Repeated This Fall

The Honourable Leonard Evans announces Manitoba Yum Days will run September 7 to 18 during harvest time. The campaign promotes Made in Manitoba food products to boost sales and the economy, with prior results showing sales boosts up to 8 percent for some items and a seven fold rise for certain non food goods. Province wide participation includes about 3 000 outlets and many processors, highlighting Manitoba's food and beverage industry.

Leonard Evans Industry and Commerce Manitoba Evans

Manitoba to Resume School Driver Education Expansion

The Manitoba government will restart and expand driver education in high schools across Winnipeg and rural areas. In 1970-71, 4523 students in 97 schools took courses. 1971-72 will broaden to 5700 students in 117 schools with 145 vehicles and 225 instructors. Courses include eight hours behind the wheel, eight observation, and sixteen classroom hours, with a $20 fee per student.

Manitoba Public Works and Joseph Borowski Winnipeg

Manitoba highway safety plan aims to save lives with industry funding

Hon Joe Borowski says his department spent 300000 on safety programs since taking office and saved 100 lives. He proposes Manitoba breweries distilleries and wineries contribute 100000 to save another 25 lives. He questions why makers and sellers of motor vehicles are not targeted.

Joe Borowski NDP Manitoba Joe

Diefenbaker Birthday Celebration Set for Minnedosa

Manitoba activists announce John Diefenbaker will attend a birthday program at Minnedosa Arena on September 17 with events at Minnedosa High School and the arena. The public is invited to a 7:00 p.m. variety show, with arrivals at 8:00 p.m. and gifts, coffee, and cupcakes offered afterward.

Winnipeg John Diefenbaker Minnedosa Arena Dean Whiteway Amarahth Manitoba M.L.A M.L.A M.P Sid Paler Minnedosa Diefenbaker Graeme Haig Q.C Progressive Conservative Association Mr. Diefenbaker

Land Titles District Registrar Named

WINNIPEG Ernest Ralph Goossen a Steinbach lawyer has been named district registrar at the Neepawa Land Titles Office effective October 1 Attorney General Al Mackling announced. Goossen born August 23 1924 in Steinbach was called to the Manitoba bar in 1949 after graduating in 1947 from Manitoba Law School University of Manitoba. He served with the Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve in the North Atlantic in World War II and has been active in Steinbach community organizations. He is married with five children.

Winnipeg Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve North Atlantic Steinbach

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