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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 12, 1988

Page

11

New Year Call to Seek Spiritual Values Over Material Wealth

The letter urges readers to pursue Bible based wisdom in 1988 over materialism. It notes the 1987 International Year of Shelter for the Homeless, warns of increasing homelessness, and calls for reading the Bible to prepare for Christ's return with a focus on godly values and charitable living. Signed by K.R. Curry and J.P. Wisniowski of Toronto Ontario.

United Nations Toronto Jesus Christ Santa Claus Son of God Earth Heaven Israal

Christmas Holiday Roundup From Oak River Community

Oak River notes recount Mrs Myrtle White and Mrs Doris Henry hosting neighbors and relatives. Winners of the Oak River Rink Fund raffles include Donna Jardine of Moline and Mary Vickery of Rivers. Congratulations to Dan and Roberta Ramsey on their 17th wedding anniversary. Community dinners, hospital recoveries, and visits from Winnipeg, Reston, Brandon, and Edmonton are noted along with a farewell to Homer Henry and holiday travels to Chipman and Gull Lake.

Howard Mabel Paddock Calgary Oak River Rink Fund Donna Jardine Moline Mary Vickery Rivers Myrtle White Dan Roberta Ramsey Bonanza Brandon Harold Mylrea Hamiota Winnipeg Bob Margaret Bill Simms Sam Doris Henry N. Sinclair Jim Shelley Milliken Marilee Kimberly Smeltz Reston Rink Committee Homer Henry Bran Don Agricultural Society

Blackleg in Canola Threat and Prevention Measures

Agricultural notes discuss Blackleg a fungal disease risking canola yields up to 50 percent. It spreads via infected residue and airborne spores, with infection seen far from initial fields. Preventive steps include using disease free seed, seed treatments, and four year crop rotations. Two Western Canada seed testing labs and Manitoba Farm Business Groups are noted for testing and courses.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Souris Elgin Western Canada Canola Newfield Seeds Nipawin SOE 1Eo Northwest Feed Research Ltd 67Th Avenue Edmonton TGE Ops

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Jerusalem K.R. Curry J.P. Wisniowski Toronto, Ontario Oak River News Oak River Isabella, MB John Patterson Manitoba Agriculture Ag. Rep Manitoba Agriculture Office Janice Hunt Harding Man Lakeside Tire Goodyear Vector
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