Dropmore Ladies Church Club Meets at Mrs Vi Young Home
A 1981 Dropmore community report notes 9 members gathering at Mrs. Vi Young’s home for a church club meeting. A Tuesday service reading John 1, followed by roll call with seed swaps. April 14 set for church cleaning. next meet at Lil Hunts with a Thought for the Day. Social time, gifts and a lunch capped the event.
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Dropmore Ladies Church Club
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Daylight Saving Time Returns to Manitoba This Spring
The Official Time Act sets uniform DST across Manitoba from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October. This year clocks advance one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday April 28, becoming 3 a.m. The change follows the weekend night of April 25 to 26 when time shifts will take effect province wide.
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Significant oil find near Waskada in Manitoba
Manitoba oil minister Don Craik announces Omega Hydrocarbons Ltd has discovered oil in the Lower Amaranth formation near Waskada, about 65 miles southwest of Brandon. Initial wells produced 20 to 50 barrels per day, with a new well proving productive in February three miles northwest of the others. Additional drilling near Dalny needed to define potential.
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Agriculture Today Notes Mixed Moisture and Growing Plans Ahead
Agriculture Today outlines mixed moisture in the district with several dry spots and a forecast for timely rains to boost pasture and hayfield conditions. It notes regional differences, mentions a beet payout for enrolled producers, and cites a Statistics Canada plan for Manitoba seeding intentions showing an 11 percent rise in cereal cropping and stable rapeseed acreage.
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Drought program extensions and hay transport plans
The province will extend drought responses including dugout filling and hay transportation. Dugout filling will waive the 200 dollar cost and provide a 100 percent rebate up to 200 dollars for custom filling. Hay transportation runs to end of April 1981 with interprovincial movement across all five regions and hopes for a better spring planting season.
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Poe
Downey
Plant-herbicide mix issues threaten weed control
Dr. Hunter notes mixing herbicides with plant materials can alter how the chemical moves or is selective within the plant. This often reduces weed control on some species and may harm crops. Sometimes compatibility looks fine chemically but field application lowers effectiveness.
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Hunter
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