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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 29, 1986

Page

8

Park Residence Seeks News From the Community

Residents thank the MacDonalds for potatoes and note many visitors and hospital trips. Doug Mitchell remains in Assiniboine Hospital on the third floor while Belle Mansell seeks Winnipeg treatment and Audrey Griffith stays in Hamiota Hospital. Krafts group met with 16 in the lounge for knitting and decorations, and a church service led by Rev. Judy Barker with Mrs. Wilson on piano.

MacDonalds Doug Mitchell Assiniboine Hospital Krafts Judy Barker Kenton Wilson Belle Mansell Winnipeg Audrey Griffith Hamiota Alma Clark Portage Kathleen Musgrove Jackie Pat

Oak River Friendship Club Receives New Horizons Grant

The Oak River Friendship Club gained 4350 from Health and Welfare's New Horizons for its Survival program, aiming to grow membership and improve the rink activity area. Regular meetings begin October Mondays at 2 pm, with a 5 30 pm Pot Luck Supper and Annual meeting on November 3. Merle Argue is hospitalized. Ron and Merilyn Ratcliffe open the Lucky Dollar Store October 22 to 25. Mary Sclater attended the Winnipeg Careers Conference, serving as staff for the National 4 H program with 68 senior Manitoba members and 18 from the other nine provinces.

Oak River Friendship Club New Horizons Program of Health and Welfare Merle Argue Hamiota Lynne Smith Trevor Jean Henry Ron Merilyn Ratcliffe Oak River Mary Sclater Winnipeg Manitoba

Windrow burning costs farmers nitrogen and yields

Manitoba agriculture expert Jim Tokarchuk warns windrow burning of cereal stubble raises nitrogen fertilizer needs by about 1.50 per hectare next year, and over a decade can cut soil nitrogen supply by 2.50 per hectare. He urges chopping and incorporating straw to improve drainage and early field access.

Winnipeg Jim Tokarchuck Manitoba Tokarchuk

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