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Hamiota Echo in Hamiota, Manitoba

24 Jul 1990

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Hamiota Echo

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Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 24, 1990

Page

7

Flame chlorosis and aphids plague Manitoba crops notes

Agricultural notes describe flame chlorosis in barley across Brandon Hamiota Minnedosa Carman Winnipeg and Interlake with limited yield losses. Crop rotation advised and Ag Canada researcher Dr Steve Haber cited. ants in lawns and aphid thresholds for cereal crops and peas also covered along with a July 24 1975 Quebec tornado history in St Bonaventure.

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Newdale Brandon Hamiota Minnedosa Carman Winnipeg Interlake Ag. Canada Steve Haber Oak River Cardale Hamiota and Decker Strathclair Isabella and Beulah St. Bonaventure Quebec
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This Week in Canada Chronology July 24 25

On July 24 1534 Jacques Cartier planted a cross at Gaspe and the electric telegraph was demonstrated at Toronto in 1846. On July 25 1715 Acadians refused the oath of allegiance before Nova Scotia’s council in Halifax and 1759 Wolfe warned Canadians at Quebec to stay out of the fighting.

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Jacques Cartier Gaspe Toronto Council of Nova Scotia Halifax Wolfe Quebec
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Kenton Legion Golf Tourney Winners Named at Hamiota

The Kenton Legion Golf Tournament at Hamiota drew 51 golfers. Winners include Scott Routledge in the Championship Flight, Pat McTavish first flight, Jack Houston second flight, Vaughn Wilson third flight, and Carol Hunter leading the Ladies Championship. Closest to the pin Vaughn Wilson, longest drives Reg Campbell and Carol Hunter, with prizes and a steak supper followed by entertainment from the Weekend Boys.

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Kenton Kenton Legion Hamiota Scott Routledge Pat McTavish Jack Houston Vaughn Wilson Carol Hunter Jean Daniel Dora Gray Reg
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John Patterson Ag. Rep Canada Man Legion Routledge Canadian Advertising Foundation Daryl M Beauty By Janice Hunt Harding Stons
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