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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 17, 1978
Page
12
The last Bingo Jackpot was won by Mrs. Georgina Gardham for $395.00. The Hamiota Skating Club raffle prize of fifty dollars went to Brad Galatiuk of Morden, Manitoba.
The August 10 1978 chamber meeting in Hamiota ran from noon to 1 pm at the hotel with members listed and Ed Feschuk welcomed as the new postmaster. About 300 attended the pancake breakfast. Motions covered dues, a Coming Events Board, camping traffic signs, and adjournment. Next meeting set for September 14 1978 at noon.
The Prime Minister plans to turn the Post Office into a Crown Corporation drawing mixed reactions. A photo shows John Diefenbaker in a Scottish bonnet at Ontario Games, eyes filled with agony as he plays bagpipes. A Lady psychologist claims humans use five percent of brain capacity and ten percent of bodily potential due to a disconnected wishbone. An anecdote from the St Regis Hotel notes a Canadian group’s dignified march past the Queen contrasting Stampede attire.
A health centre excerpt explains stress as natural and essential, warnings against over reaction. It cites Dr Hans Selye and outlines three principles including finding your own stress level altruistic egotism and earning neighbor’s love to pursue personal aims without futile resistance.
The article discusses weed identification during swathing, noting perennials re grow and annuals dry with seeds spread by machinery. It suggests using old newspapers pressed with weeds for later identification and emphasizes how fall weed observations inform cultural practices and herbicide choices for next year.
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