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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 17, 1986

Page

9

Did You Know Weed Notes on unlikely crop uses

Sid Lewis notes in a local column that wild oats are being explored as a cereal in some provinces while Kochia is considered as forage in a neighboring province. He cites low dockage from herbicides, warns about crowds behind cattle, mentions baby's breath root depth, and notes the Weed Supervisor’s 1987 rehire plus local newspaper clippings and a phone contact.

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Lieutenant Governor's 1986 Manitoba Christmas Message

The Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba shares a 1986 Christmas greeting emphasizing peace on earth and goodwill. He hopes for unity among nations, extending family wishes from his wife and himself to all readers and especially the children, for joy and happiness in the New Year.

Earth Bethlehem Manitoba

Library Board Election and Holiday Schedule Updates

The library board held a December 8 1986 meeting and announced new members including chairperson Lorna Hamilton and vice chair Eleanor McConnell. The library closes December 19 from 1 to 3 for an Elementary Christmas Concert, reopens 3 to 5, then closes December 24 to January 2 1987, reopening January 2 at 11.

Lorna Hamilton Eleanor McConnell Nora Kirk Elaine Rawlings Marjorie Mathison Lorne Dale Ken Briggs Alex Kirk

This Week in Canada December Historical Bits

On December 16 1869 pro Confederation advocates were defeated in Newfoundland and on December 16 1952 Prime Minister St Laurent announced the construction of a national library. December 17 1663 Sieur de Monts was granted a fur trade monopoly for ten years and on December 17 1889 the CPR telegraph joined the Atlantic cable at Canso Nova Scotia.

Newfoundland St. Laurent Sieur de Monts C.P.R Atlantic Canso Nova Scotia

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Sid Lewis Morden Garry George Johnson Dea Weart Glen, Doreen and Romie Hamiota Area 18Th St. Brandon Andrew Critchiey Hamiota, MB Canada Jou Chalaire Fashions Chalaire 7Th Ave Virden
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