Manitoba Liberal Izzy Asper Featured In Local Notes
A collage of light local items mentions Izzy Asper, Manitoba Liberal leader, meeting residents Sid Perlmutter introduces him to locals, and two girls Pat Knight and Tannis Campbell who enjoyed talking to him. Also notes Europe trip plans for Audrey Brooks and friends, a fishing mishap at Dummies Lake, and other breezy community vignettes with several names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izzy Asper
Sid Perlmutter
Izzy
Manitoba
Liberal Party
Pat Knight
Decker
Tannis Campbell
Isabella
Mr. Asper
Hamiota
Asper
Banff
Methinks
Alberta
Beefs and Bouquets and Town Notes in Rural Manitoba
The Echo reports on local life in Hamiota Manitoba with notes on trimming lace, back door post office jokes, and beefs in the east end. It covers park misuse by after hours visitors, broken glass in Lions Club playgrounds, and a corn theft and fence vandalism by a local gang. Murray Eater spoke at a Chamber gathering, sharing recollections of Yee Dong and Fleming's changes. The column closes with a week’s thought that money is fertilizer when spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Manitoba
Centennial Park
Scorgie’s
Coupland’s
Kenward’s
Mansell’s
Lion’s Club
East End
Murray
Chamber of Commerce
Fleming Saskatchewan
Yee Dong
Fleming
Brandon College
Yee
F. E. Asselstine
Local Happenings and Community Notices Across Manitoba and Nearby
Local residents visit relatives in Winnipeg and Vancouver while others attend funerals in Medicine Hat and Brandon. Harold McBain, born 1906 in Elkhorn, retires after 43 years teaching in Medicine Hat and dies in Collingwood. Manitoba West Man convention at Minnedosa covers sessions and the Board election. Mrs Frazer of Victoria visits relatives in Boyd and Ward homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose McBain
G. W. Bilton
Hartney
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Harold McBain Jr
Harold
Elkhorn
Manitoba
Collingwood
Ont
Harold McLaren
Fred Venables
Tourist and Convention Association of Manitoba West-Man
Minnedosa
Agri- Steel
Fred
R. O. Frazer
Victoria B.C
Boyd and
Manitoba announces forage seed sale and boar sale details
The Manitoba Department of Agriculture offers forage seed for land improvement at 2.00 per acre with eligibility limited to applicants not seeking Grassland Incentive Program payments. Seed orders should be placed early due to limited supply. A horticulturist will assist homeowners on Tuesday September 28. Canada’s first Station Tested Boar Sale will be held in Brandon in October with 50 boars off test and results available from the Agricultural Office. People may inspect results by visiting the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Canada
Brandon
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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
Hamiota, Manitoba
Ewn
USA
England
S. Venables
Jack Coombs
Ann Stasila
Syrnyk
McConnell
Castlegar
B.C
Ann
North Vancouver
Nick
Emily Syrnyk
Art Oarden
Charlie Mundell
Charlie
Fellows
Shorty Turner
Europe
Audrey Brooks
Sharon Henderson
Montreal
Liverpool
Italy
Linda Terra
Nee Rankin
Linda
F.E.A
Elizabeth I
Carman Jamieson
Dummies Lake
Ralph Clark
The
Echo
Ontario
Niagra Peninsula
al Robertson
Mel Smith
Glennis Scott
South America
Wally Jasper
Wally
Jack Houck
Lorne Caldwell School of
Minneapolis
Burlington
Jack
Shirley Wilson
Med
Glen Sheardown
Vancouver
Glen
Wimp
Rosser Ave
Don Venables
Bob Watt
Rebecca McCann
Donat
Parkland Parish
Tarbolton
Kenton
Oarner
Shiloh
Rev
A. McColl
United Church of Canada
Strathclair
Doug Aikman Cardale
P. Sunley
Winnipeg
Barry McConnell
Mervyn McConnell
Janet Usher of
Vancouvre
Paul August
Paul
Bill Grant
Amy Grant
Jack. Anderson
Anderson
Kay
Christ Church
L. E. Daley
Hamiota Pentecostal Church
P.A.O.C
R. V. Daum
God
Aeiyine
Wendell Wight
A. D. Runce
Man
St. Regis Hotel
Smith St. Winnipeg
Quik Bear
Youn
Hae
Rexall
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