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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
2
Mary Coupland nurtured a near dead orchid for three years in a Winnipeg outlet’s plant, repotted in fir bark and water, and the Cattleya blooms mauve with purple lips. The plant survived thanks to its roots, yielding beauty for Hamiota and beyond.
Harold McLaren comments on prosperity with high blood pressure. Gordon and Marion Sheardown visit Fort Worth relatives after four days of casual driving. The Million Dollar Rain moistens crops after hail in Decker area. Mrs. Andrew Pangman turns 90 with a regal birthday. Dot Pangman and Joy Winkler host 80 guests in a family gathering with help from Elsie Winkler, Doreen Irwin, and Kay Castle. Nearby guests travel from Winnipeg, Brandon, Rapid City, Strathclair. Harvey and Dot Pangman coordinate, Kay Castle assisted. Thought for the Week praises tolerance by Mrs. S. H. Brown.
Farmers should test soil and send samples to the University of Manitoba soil testing laboratory to determine phosphorus fertilizer needs for fall rye. Phosphorus must be drilled with the seed in the fall. nitrogen can be applied in spring or fall. For results, send samples to Agriculture Building, University of Manitoba.
Local faith notices outline Sunday worship times across Hamiota Tarbolton Kenton Oarner Shiloh Cardale and McConnell. Each location lists church service times and Sunday school as specified by respective ministers and organizers.
Local notes record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Finlay of Ottawa and Mrs. C Harrison of Kamloops to Fraser and Nicholls households. Brenda Baker of Winnipeg visited her grandmother Mrs. V Nicholls after trips to Shoal Lake and Hamiota fairs. Further lines note cross country visitors from Vancouver, B C and California, with extended stays and family gatherings, ending with a page continuation reference.
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