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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 26, 1973
Page
1
Farmers in Manitoba are advised to apply fertilizer to lawns at 1/2 to 1 pound of nitrogen per 1,000 square feet monthly. For Treflan weed control, Don Webster notes it provides 12 to 16 weeks of germination suppression and can be sprayed as fields become workable.
Farmers across the area consider forage strategies to boost pasture hay and silage. The note urges recording progress, coordinating data, and applying for work by May 1 1973 with student teams to be chosen by July 1 1973. Contact local Hamio ta and Miniota numbers for details and applications.
In the Hamiota Shoal Lake Birtle area a April 18 meeting in the Hamiota District Hospital board room drew over forty participants. Dr Ted Tulchinsky heads a Manitoba government committee evaluating rural implementation of the White Paper on Health Policy 1972 with local staff officials and public representatives in attendance to discuss planning and assistance.
The Manitoba Department of Highways motor vehicle branch reminds motorists that April 30 is the final date studded tires may be used on vehicles operating in the province.
The article criticizes pills candies gum and biscuits as overpriced ineffective aids. It explains common ingredients glucose sugars methylcellulose and benzocaine do not yield lasting weight loss. True control comes from changing eating habits rather than relying on gimmicks.
Mrs. R Clegg of Arrow River visits Mrs D Sutherland on Thursday. Robb Craik and Mary Craik of Winnipeg visit aunt Mrs D Sutherland Easter Sunday. Mrs G Morris visits daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs C Hodgson for Easter. Mrs D Cowling spends days in Winnipeg with her son-in-law and daughter. Mrs Schacht visits son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Rollo at Uno. Mr and Mrs W Collie of Regina spend weekend with Mrs Collie. Laura Roberts visits Mrs Faith. family members join Sunday evening. A surprise Idaho phone call reaches Mrs E Baldwin from daughter and son-in-law and Linda Lou Clement. Easter and Mother’s Day greetings. Easter visitors from Arrow River and Brandon join Mrs Gartham, Mrs Gordon Church and son Craig of Calgary for week with Bill Delbridge’s family and Hayhurst in Minnedosa.
Clocks across Manitoba move forward one hour at 2 a.m. on Sunday April 29 under the Official Time Act, marking the start of a six month period of uniform daylight saving time from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October.
A compact montage of quotes from the legislature and public life. Sid Spivak notes on fishing guidelines and profit versus fun. forecasts from computer sports writers. Confucius comes up in a quip. Jorgenson recalls youth politics. Reeve of Dauphin critiques electing politicians over statesmen. Line about table manners shifts. Premier Schreyer sales tax remark overheard in a St Regis lounge.
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