Plan Special Crop Rotations Carefully To Avoid Disease
Manitoba agricultural experts warn that rotating crops, especially special crops, must prevent soil disease buildup. Plant pathologist Gary Platford notes repeated land use and shared disease susceptibility raise losses. rapeseed, mustard, sunflowers, peas, beans, clover, alfalfa, potatoes, and others require careful sequencing and multi year gaps. Cereal crops or corn can bridge rotations. early Avadex application targets wild oats, with correct soil placement and adherence to rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Platford
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Mr. Platford
Jack Forbes
Mr. Forbes
District Hospital Notes on Hamiota project
The Hamiota District Hospital renovation program has attracted many workers to the area. Hoffman Construction Limited of Minnedosa leads the General Contractor team with numerous subtrades based in Winnipeg Brandon and Regina including Western Cabinets and Interiors Hollow Metal Westeel-Rosco Cullen Masonry W. J. McKillop Steel Joists Dominion Bridge Wheat City Roofing Carlson Decorating North American Lumber Victor Chopek Grigg-Roberts Keystone Glass Kummen-Shipman Cornell Bros. D. Phillips Acoustic Service and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman Construction Limited
Minnedosa
Food Service
Western Cabinets
Winnipeg
Westeel-Rosco
Cullen Masonry
W. J. McKillop Co. Ltd
Regina
Carlson Decorating
Dominion Bridge
Wheat City
Brandon
Hamilton and Jones Co. Ltd
Wheat City Roofing
North American Lumber
Victor Chopek
Western Asbestos
Dominion Bronze
Seamless Floors Ltd
D. Phillips Acoustic Service
Grigg-Roberts
Keystone Glass
Cornell Bros. Ltd
Kummen-Shipman
Hoffman Construction Ltd
Hospital Aid Meet at Hamiota April 28 1972
Hospital District 7A met in the Hamiota community room with 15 districts represented and no supplies needed. Mrs. Hudson led as president with updates on corner stone contents, accreditation for Shoal Lake hospital, and upcoming blood donor clinic in August, plus details on a June supper meeting and Regional delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
J. E. Hudson
Hedley
Griffiths
Allan
Shoal Lake Hospital
Hall
Delbridge
Park Lodge
Alexander
St. Rose du Lac
Archibald
Lenore
Hames
Cummings
Virden
Lady golfers organize club in Hamiota
Several ladies met at the Club House on May 8 1972 and elected officers Dorothy Strong president Edith Caldwell secretary treasurer. Required fees five dollars per person with suggested times Monday and Thursday after noon one p m Wednesday evening seven p m. Any time is available for golf. New members welcome and may join any time during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Dorothy Strong
Edith Caldwell
Canada Hospital Day Proclaimed by Health Minister
Hon. John Munro proclaims May 12 as Canada Hospital Day to celebrate Florence Nightingale's birthday. Community gathers May 10 from 2 30 to 5 00 pm at Chumah Hall Hamiota United Church for a Tea Bake Sale and Staff Bazaar supporting the local hospital run by volunteers and a civic board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Hospital
John Munro
Florence Nightingale
Chumah Hall
Hamiota United Church
Hospital
W I Meet HAMIOTA Community Room May Meeting
W I ladies gathered in the Community Room on May 4 with 16 members. Citizen’s Day opened with O Canada and the Mary Stewart Collect. Delegates to Brandon Provincial Convention named, June events noted. Cancer drive presented a $409 cheque. next meeting June 13 features a pot luck at 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
W.I. Net
O’canada
Mary Stewart
Armstrong
Canada
Anne Murray
Hazelwood
Barnes
Brandon
Robertson
Red Cross
Ceramic Tea Event Highlights Hamiota Club Display
The Ceramic Club in Hamiota held a display and tea on April 29, 1972 at Chumah Hall. Over 300 guests signed the book from surrounding towns. Door prizes went to Agnes Thomson Harvey Gray and Doug Anderson. the Ceramic Transistor Clock to Gwen Douglas. Reverend Clark opened the tea and the club thanked all helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiota
Ceramic Club
Chumah Hall
Agnes Thomson
Harvey Gray
Doug Anderson
Gwen Douglas
Inza Houck
Clark
Park Residence Visitors and Sympathy Note
Park Residence hosts and guests visit over the week including Mr and Mrs Fred Delbridge Mrs Gertrude Perkins of Brandon and Mr and Mrs Gordon Vickery of Hamiota. Courtesies extend as Mrs Bardwell receives sympathy in Winnipeg. Widespread visits include Ed Lewis Brandon area Mrs Schacht Mrs Coombs Central Park Lodge and relatives from Kelowna Winnipeg Yorkton Gladstone and Winnipeg again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Delbridge
Gertrude Perkins
Brandon
Gordon Vickery
Hamiota
Bill Delbridge
Quinn
Swift Current
Catto
Ed Lewis
Winnipeg
Philip
Rollo
Uno
Margaret
Schacht
Bardwell
Gordon Emerson
Marjory Emerson
John
Colleen
Kelowna B.C
Yorkton
Lillian von Norman
Annie Riddell
Gladstone
Rolling River Board Meets Amid Levy Debate
The Rolling River School Division board hosted Elton Municipal Council delegates on May 3 to discuss the new special levy and education costs. Superintendent Keith Cooper announced his resignation effective July 15 1972 to join Winnipeg School Division No 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling River
Elton
Keith Cooper
Cooper
Winnipeg
Transportation Committee
Rivers
Cardale
Minnedosa
Onanole
Erickson
International Music Camp welcomes diverse registrations for 1972
The International Music Camp reports pre registrations from five nations for the 1972 season. Holland, Norway, and the Panama Canal Zone join Canada and the United States. Dutch students from four bands, two Norwegian scholars from Larvik, and two Panamanian attendees from Balboa will participate across band, orchestra, and choral sessions. Information is available from the camp in Bottineau, North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Holland
Norway
Panama Canal Zone
Netherlands Federation of Bands
Larvik
Odd Lysebo
Lysebo
Balboa
Bottineau
North Dakota
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mickey Stanley
Detroit Tigers
Tom Baron
Hamiota District Hospital
W. I. Meet
Rolling River Board Meet
Messrs
Hutton
Hinch
Graham
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