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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
6
Farm Notes describes Asulox F action by inhibiting cell division with symptoms of yellowing stunting and death in susceptible weeds. Flax varieties show little effect, while Asulox F effectively controls wild oats across growth stages, best at two to four leaf stages. Apply two pints per acre in five to ten gallons of water and expect suppression of mustard stinkweed smartweed lady thumb and wild buckwheat.
Play cash at Yamacta Fraternal Hall on Thursday May 17 1973 with doors at 8 00 pm. Admission one dollar extra cards twenty five cents. Jackpot 355 00. Yield increases noted in trials show flax on unsprayed plots averaged 10 2 bushels per acre versus 17 on Asulox treated plots, a gain of 6 8 bushels per acre.
Rev Herbert Lynns and his wife Jean will serve Parkland Parish arriving near the end of June after a lengthy search by the Settlement Committee of Manitoba Conference. The Pastoral Relations Committee worked ten times to identify the right fit and urged reassessment of time talent and treasure for the Kingdom.
The Rolling River School Division board met on Thursday April 19 and discussed expansion at the O0-Za-We Kwun Centre in Rivers with shared personnel and potential programs in Guidance Home Economics and French. The board will coordinate with Rivers Collegiate staff and the Centre to determine feasible options with dollars for service funding. Erickson Community representatives sought to buy north-side property for a curling rink and the board agreed to sell upon Erickson plans approval. The Transportation Committee reported two new bus drivers as replacements. Resolutions named two new principals Art Butler for Erickson Collegiate 1973 74 and John Moyles Brandon for 1973 74. The board accepted Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation offer to purchase north half of Lots 26 30 Block 18 Plan 4 Minnedosa for 900.
Isabella W I held its May meeting at Mrs. Ray Still’s home with 18 members and 5 visitors. Mrs. Art Heise presided and opened with the Creed. Reading of thank you letters and hospital aid reports followed. Delegates to district and provincial conventions were named. Baking donations were pledged for the Hospital Aid tea in Hamiota. July hospital duties assigned. The annual Hospital Aid banquet set for Miniota on June 22 with June 15 registration. Final conventions plans were made for Isabella. Mrs R E Doran introduced Mrs George Naylor of Birtle and her display of handmade jewellery.
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