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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 20, 1949
Page
5
Mrs Margaret Ann Murray born in Townsip Col burn Huron County Ontario on April 22 1866. Pioneer of 1880.
The W A and WM L S met at Mrs J W Stewart s home on Wednesday April 13 with thirteen attendees. Reports from Mrs Dixon covered the Manitoba Conference Branch. Easter holidays are noted with many members visiting relatives and friends across Beausoleil and Winnipeg areas.
Mr and Mrs Dick Bomford welcomed a baby girl born April 14 in Oakner. The Oakner Curling Club thanks the ladies who served lunches during the bonspiels. a donation of 250.00 was realized. Several residents visit relatives over Easter and plan travel to Reston Winnipeg Shilo and Scotland for holidays.
The Easter meeting of the W M S was held on Wednesday afternoon April 13 in the Church Miss Jean Howards group led the event The Y P U met for the final meeting of the season at Ted Andrews home Easter visitors Velma Smith Winnipeg stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs J Smith Louise Thornton Winnipeg is visiting relatives Bernice Kirk returned to Brandon to resume studies D S Berg Neepawa visited Mrs M Hazlewood May 9 plans were made to serve dinner and lunch to the Board of Directors in the Rest Room on April 21 The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction A report on the sale of History of Hamiota showed success Plans for a I Remember column in the local paper soon
Sunday sermon in Rest Room titled Peace on Earth When outlines humanitys long effort for lasting peace. It asserts the scriptures point to Jehovahs anointed king Christ Jesus who ends war and establishes Gods kingdom as the answer to the prayer Thy Kingdom come and Will be done on earth.
The Women's Institute met in the Rest Room on April 5 with Mrs. Jasper presiding. The program included the Creed, silent tribute to Mr. Reeder, committee reports, thanks for the banquet to the Eastern Star Daughters, and a food parcel acknowledgement. Guest speaker Dan Levenick discussed the Dowry Act with illustrations, and Penny offered thanks. An invitation from Oak River W.I. for Handicraft Day was noted.
Pope Leslie Colbeck of Winnipeg spends Easter at home Fay Smith returns for holidays A well attended social at the Church featured a silver tray presentation to Mr and Mrs Laird upon retirement to Pope Church service resumed with a good turnout Easter lilies decorate the nave Services to continue at 1 30 p m Visitors include Mr and Mrs McNaught and family and Mr and Mrs A Pangman in Winnipeg Also for sale 1947 Chevrolet Coach with Victor radio seat covers heater excellent condition Phone 56 Shoal Lake
The article outlines how wild oats differ from cultivated oats and resist ordinary farming methods. Dormancy, after ripening, and germination with cool soils are explained, with timing tips like delaying seeding to mid June and using early maturing barley or green feed oats to reduce infestation. Copies of Circular 11 are available through local Line Elevators agents or Winnipeg and Calgary Farm Service offices.
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