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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 06, 1981
Page
9
Guidance on safe herbicide use in home gardens cautions against drift and residual chemicals that can harm vegetables shrubs and trees. It recommends safer weed control methods such as weed bars and emphasizes handling toxicity and child safety while directing readers to contact Ag Rep or Weed Control Supervisor for advice.
Commemorative event at Education Point School grounds on Sunday July 5 marked the unveiling of a cairn for Education Point School No. 327. Pioneers, former teachers and pupils plus two postal districts attended. Speakers recalled school history, post offices, and local families while a stainless steel time capsule was prepared for future discovery. A picnic followed despite high temperatures.
Well wishes go to Norman Little who has returned home from hospital. The report lists visits by Grant Little and family, Vic Porteous and family, Eunice Bartel, Tammy Smith, and others to Strathclair, Newton farm, and area homes. Birth announcement for a daughter born July 14 at Chauvin Alberta to Murray and Karen Newton. grandparents named. Visits noted among Shaw, Newton, Porteous, Pollock families across Brandon, Strathclair, and Virden with several travel stories and local greetings.
Natural Resources Minister Harry Enns announces expanded fall black bear seasons to boost hunting opportunities and reduce damage. Residents may take one adult bear in multiple game hunting areas from August 31 to November 21, with an archery season in areas 33 and 34A. Non residents may hunt in several areas, with fees varying by residency. The bag limit remains one adult bear. cubs and certain parks are restricted.
Isabella News covers the Higgins family picnic at Deleau on July 12 and a string of local greetings and congratulations. Awards are noted for Donna Brown in multiple subjects at Hamiota Grade 8, along with several anniversary celebrations and visits from relatives across Canada and abroad.
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