Hamiota notes EDU CANADA seminar picks twelve students
Al Robertson reports that twelve Hamiota Collegiate students were accepted by EDU CANADA to attend a seminar in August. The chosen students include Judy Pedlow, Robert Dixon, Kim McConnell, Philip Houck, Ross Argue, Karen Kirk, Wanda Sunley, Bonnie Coombs, Joanne Stevens, Ellice Dixon, Susan Stevenson and Dianne Johnson. The group will boost local representation in Canada and reflect pride from Manitoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Robertson
Hamiota Collegiate
Hamiota
Educanada
Ottawa
Judy Pedlow
Robert Dixon
Kim McConnell
Philip Houck
Ross Argue
Karen Kirk
Wanda Sunley
Bonnie Coombs
Joanne Stevens
Ellice Dixon
Susan Stevenson
Dianne Johnson
Canada
Senior Citizens Tour By Three Churches At Clear Lake
Twenty four seniors attended a day event in Clear Lake hosted by three churches. Car drivers transported the group including John Gunson age 92 honored as the most senior attendee. Participants came from Carberry Strathclair and Brandon with a turkey dinner wildlife films a lake tour and lunch. departure was 9 30 a m and return 7 30 p m. Special notice: next issue will be missing. Thought for the week and thanks by local contributor Mary Bull Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake
Dave Beamish
Les Jameson
Bill Pollock
Danc Mathison
John Gunson
Carberry
Strathclair
Brandon
Hamiota
Farm Notes on Bromegrass Yield and Ergot Control
Articles advise applying nitrogen and phosphates soon after bromegrass harvest to boost seed yields. Overseen by Graham Somers and Manitoba agriculture, fall nitrogen is preferred for higher yields. The report also covers ergot risks in cereal crops, urging mowing headlands and spraying with Captan to protect ripening strawberries from fruit rot and maintain market access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Somers
Agriculture Department
Sommers
Ada Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
W. C. McDonald
Winnipeg
Federal
Departments of Agriculture
al Martin
Provincial
Department of Agriculture
Canada
Mr. Martin
Platford
Parkland Parish Church Notices Overview
Parkland Parish outlines service times for Hamiota Tarbolton Kenton Oarner and Shiloh with Decker as pastor. Cardale McConnell and Carule details list Sunday School and church service times for each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Tarbolton
Kenton
Oarner
Shiloh
God
Doug Alkman Cardale
McConnell
Local Happenings and Community Notices
Local Happenings lists several residents and visitors including Holly Johnston Jody Kirk Kim McConnell and Hugh Wilson who attended a music camp from June 18 to July 2. It also notes visits between families and friends across towns and cities and extends condolences for James H Gradwell death on June 28 with a funeral attended by many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Johnston
Jody Kirk
Kim McConnell
Hugh Wilson
James H. Gradwell
Gradwell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
Wwn
U.S.A
England
F. S. Venables
Jack Coombs
Oakner
Pope
Brian Smith
Bob Henderson
Don Kennedy
Lavinia
F.E.A
Mary Bull
Nick
Bruce Lemon
Ross Robertson
Wimp
Ed. B. Homuth
Victoria
Deloraine
CPR
Homuth
Harniota
Ross McDonald
Toronto
Grace Decker
Vincent Massey
Grace Jones
University of Manitoba
Ross Poole
Rosemary Smith
Canada Post Office
Neepawa
Cameron Brown
the Echo
Cameron
Brown
Donio
Say
Brother Do
Brother Say
S. H. Brown
Tom Baron
Gary Platford
Provincial Agriculture Department
Parkland Parish
Decker
Rev
J. Ross
United Church of Canada
Christ Church Hamiote
L. E. Daley
Hamiota Pentecostal
F.A
RFD
RED Cross
Denwal. Pharmacy
Rexall Super
NTT
Jack Poole
Vancouver B.C
Jim McConnell
W. W. Fraser
Hilda Vickery
Mrs. P. I. Robinson
Ed. Steinson
Regina
P.I. Robinson
Mrs
Malcolm Campbell
Guy Chittick
Pat
Langford
B.C
Joe Garrow
Boissevain
Art Gradwell
Liz Gradwell
Bob Gradwell
Suffield
Alta
Milt Mansell
George Gradwell
Thunder Bay
Ont
James Gradwell
Rae Castle
Gail Price
Olds Alta
Wayne Bailey
Cold Lake
Glen
Edmonton
Blair
ILAC
Harry Bailey
Lynne
Gerry Smith
Oak Lake
R. M. B. Toews
Doak & Co
Hamiota Virden
Ace
Emae Mies
Ren
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