Sleepwear Choices for Warmth in Cold Weather
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 06, 1982
Page
15
Christmas Time And The Fulness Of God’s Time
The article reflects on 1 Peter 1 10 12 the fulness of time in Christ and the Old Testament prophecies fulfilled offering grace. It then shifts to practical infant clothing tips noting two piece sleepers blanket sleepers nightgowns booties and saques with fabrics like flannelette nylon and acrylics for warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Jesus
Orion
Leaf Stripe of Barley Returns in Manitoba 1981
Agriculture Canada researcher Andy Tekauz reports leaf stripe disease has reappeared in Manitoba barley fields in 1981 after organo mercury seed treatments were removed. The disease spreads via seed, causing near total yield loss on infected plants. in 1981 24 percent of 97 fields were infected, mostly 2 row barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Agriculture Canada
Andy Tekauz
Manitoba Agronomists
Tekauz
Polgram
Teakuz
Canada
Long strike ends. strikers lament wages lost
Reggie's Ramblings notes the Thompson strike ends with thousands lost in wages, calling strikes unwinnable. It remarks that fifty years ago Alfred M. Butts created Scrabble, and includes a Quotable Quote from Peter Lougheed about Canadian unity and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
USA
Alfred M. Butts
Canada
Peter Lougheed
Well Wishes For Patient Hugh Lawson At Brandon General
Oalner News shares well wishes for Hugh Lawson a patient at Brandon General Hospital. Holiday visits included Sam Hannon and family of Calgary with Myrna’s parents Med and J. Anderson. Also J Peters of Austin visited with Vic and J. Klippenstein and Walter Riddell with Gilbert Forrest and families in Winnipeg. Several youths returned home for holidays and a Brooks Alberta couple welcomed a son Darcy Edward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Lawson
Brandon General Hospital
Sam Hannon
Calgary
Myrna
Med Anderson
J. Peters
Austin
Vic Klippenstein
Walter Riddell
Winnipeg
Inlaw
Gilbert Forrest
Shauna McKinnon
Grand Forks
N.D
Kelvin
New Years Family Visits Across Provinces and Towns
Pope Mr. and Mrs. C Gray Crandall and Mr. and Mrs J Morrison Shoal Lake and Mr. and Mrs R Kerr Hamiota spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs R Kerr. Mr. and Mrs Bill Kerr spent Christmas at Wawa Ontario with Mr. and Mrs G Kerr and Glenda Lee. Mr. and Mrs R Kerr returned home with them at 9 pounds 2 ounces. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Gill McNeil Medicine Hat and Mr. and Mrs Charlie Johnson Hamiota. Mrs Dorothy Ray Newdale visited over New Years at the Ivan Routledge home. Mr. and Mrs Murray Eastcott and family Saskatchewan visited over New Years with Hugh home from Brandon Hospital on New Years Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gray
Crandall
Gill McNeil
Medicine Hat
Charlie Johnson
Hamiota
Dorothy Ray
Newdale
Ivan Routledge
Murray Eastcott
Saskatchewan
Hugh
Brandon Hospital
Agricultural Notes New cereal crop varieties for 1982
Manitoba trials show Barley Norbert, a two row malting barley, matching Klondike in yield and strong straw, with disease resistance. Beacon licensed for U S malting trade. Columbus wheat, a red spring variety, matures later with slightly higher yield potential than Neepawa or Linton and good rust resistance. Oats Harmon may be dropped by 1984. Musketeer is a new fall rye with strong winter survival and higher yield but seed supply limited. Carmen triticale added to list but unavailable until 1983. Calendar covers Outlook Conference January 12 Brandon, Farm Financial Management January 21 Hamiota, Weed Fair January 15–16 Brandon, home economics courses with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Norbert
U. S
Canada
Columbus
Winnipeg
Neepawa
Linton
Harmon
Outlook
Brandon Ag
Farm Financial Management
Hamiota No
Brandon Keystone Centre
Ann Mandziuk
Hamiota Agricultural Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reggie
Oalner News
Mrs
Jim Routledge
Bonnie and
Kim Klippenstein
Brandon
Mark Klippenstein
Campbell River
B.C
Dale Johnson
Brooks
Alberta
Darcy Edward
Help Your Heart Fund
Ag.Centre
Manitoba Outlook
Queens Avenue
The
Morris Sales and Service
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