Manitoba Tick Guide Raises Lyme Disease Concerns
Agricultural notes summarize tick species in Manitoba, noting deer ticks first found in 1989 and their potential role in Lyme disease. It lists hosts for three and one host ticks, warns rare deer ticks in the province, and advises careful daily tick checks and submission to the University of Manitoba for identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Terry Galloway
Department of Entomology
University of Manitoba
Richardson
North America
Kenora
Winnipeg
Women Meet and Share Dinner at Lilac Residence
Mrs. Margaret Stewart took Vera Clark to Isabella for a Women's Institute meeting at Thirza Heise’s home. Afterward they had lunch with Bernice Stills. Vera Clark cut the anniversary cake as the evening closed. Several visits and suppers followed with family and friends from Brandon Miniota and Calgary. An editorial verse on speed ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stewart
Vera Clark
Isabella
Women’s Institute
Thirza Heise
Bernice Stills
Clark
Ken
June
Wanda Clark
Brandon
Munshaw
Harold Griffiths
Agnes McDonald
Olga Stephanson
Victoria
Kathleen
McAuley Branch Library Opens with Ribbon Cutting
The Virden-Elkhorn Regional Library Board announces a new McAuley branch open for memberships and borrowing on June 26 1990 from 11 00 a m to 2 00 p m and June 28 1990 from 2 00 p m to 5 00 p m with ongoing Tuesday and Friday hours. A formal opening with ribbon cutting is set for July 7 1990 at 3 30 p m on Qu Appelle Street. Free memberships and service extend to Archie residents and current open shelf borrowers, with contact numbers for hours and after hours assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virden
Virden-Elkhorn
Library Board of Trustees
McAuley
Qu Appelle Street
Archie
Winnipeg
McAuley and District
Elkhorn
Elkhorn Library
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John Patterson
Ag. Rep
Hamiota
Lilac
Mavis George
Hamiota, MB
Orrie
Neil
M. D. Butcher & Associates
P.O. Box
Birtle
Woody Langford
Hamiota Unday
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