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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 15, 1989

Page

8

Kirk-Colli unite in marriage at Hamiota United Church

Melanie Kirk and Blaine Colli were married in a July ceremony at Hamiota United Church with a pink burgundy floral setting. The bride wore a satin gown with crystal appliques and a feathered veil. attendants wore pink and burgundy dresses. the couple plans to live in Virden after a honeymoon to Wisconsin Dells and Niagara Falls.

Hamiota - Hamiota United Church Melanie Joan Kirk Blaine Keith Colli Clark Ballantine Dickson Melanie Blaine Alan Kirk Vi Smith Kim Wall Roxanne Hunt Donna Dagg the Valley David Colli Rick Elliott Greg Hartley Grant Colli Ken Cashin Hamiota Hazel Wall Jack Bomford Jennifer McDougall Erin Strutt Wisconsin Dells Niagra Falls Virden Department of Highways Fun Shine

This Week in Canada August 17 18 notes milestones

This item recalls events from Canadian history. On August 17 1913 the Ontario Department of Instruction ruled French could not be used in schools beyond Grade 1. In 1959 first oil was found in the Yukon at Eagle Plain. On August 18 1914 Parliament began a special wartime session. In 1962 Placentia Newfoundland marked its tercentenary founding.

Ontario Department of Instruction Yukon Eagle Plain Placentia Newfoundland

Blackleg Identified in Canola Near Hamiota and Surrounding Areas

Blackleg has been positively identified in the Hamiota area with cases in fields around Hamiota Decker Cardale and Oak River. The disease causes stem cankers leaf lesions and possible plant death and can spread via infected seed and spores that travel up to five miles. Recommendations include seed treatment crop rotation burying stubble and avoiding reseeding Canola for four to five years.

Hamiota Decker Cardale Oak River

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ECHO Kirk-Colli Mr. and Mrs Blaine Colli Canada Manitoba McManus Harley-Davidson Kenton, Man the Village Cafe Hamiota, MB John Patterson Blackleg Canadian Advertising Foundation Ace Tempo Auto Clinic Marg Keith Lamb Rivers Crosst
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