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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 11, 1988

Page

14

Park Residence Quiet Sundays and October Activities

Residents enjoy sunny days and social gatherings at Park Residence. Volunteers provide dinners and hymn singing with readings. Rachael Routledge plays, tea and cookies follow. A bazaar is planned for November and October 6 service features Rev. Glenna Beauchamp with Crandall choir. Mr Vickery passes away at Hamiota Hospital.

Rachael Routledge Eva Ethel Edgar Vickery Hamiota Hospital Glenna Beauchamp Decker Crandall Choir Mrs. Edmundson

Snow trapping urged to conserve moisture on Manitoba farms

Farmers should trap as much snow as possible in dugouts this spring using fences or bales. Agri-Water supervisor Richard Pasquill warns ground moisture is below normal after drought, and snow captured near dugouts reduces run-off. For details call 725-1011 in Brandon.

Winnipeg Richard Pasquill Manitoba Water Services Board Pasquill Brandon

Winnipeg to host new federal microbiology lab at Tecumseh site

Health Minister Jake Epp proposes city owned yard at Ross Street and Tecumseh Avenue in Winnipeg as the site for a $93 million federal microbiology lab with an agricultural lab included. An environmental assessment and local impact surveys will precede construction to ensure safety and service adequacy.

Winnipeg Jake Epp Ross Street Tecumseh Avenue Epp Don Mazankowski Tecumseh Federal Environmental Assessment Review Office

Drought Reduces Canola Disease Losses in Manitoba Fields

Manitoba researchers report drought cut canola disease impact with sclerotinia absent for the first time since 1970. Blackleg remains the main issue, with localized losses highest in the southwest and northwest. rotations and fungicides help control disease while breeding for resistance progresses.

Winnipeg Manitoba Gary Platford Manitoba Agriculture Platford Souris Dauphin Gilbert Plains Swan River Arborg Interlake Westar

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