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Newspaper

Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 03, 1978

Page

4

Farm Lands Protection Act Changes Approved in Manitoba

Winnipeg Legislature approves amendments to the Farm Lands Protection Act. The act lifts restrictions on Canadians and landed immigrants buying farm land, tightens limits on foreign purchases, and caps corporate holdings at 20 acres unless majority Canadian owned. Penalties up to 15000 dollars apply for violations. the act overrides the Law of Property Act of 1874.

Winnipeg Canada Jim Downey Downey Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan

Dawydiuk Nash Exchange Vows at Miniota Church

Miss Susan Lee Nash of Winnipeg wed Mr. Russell Dawydiuk of Winnipeg at United Church Miniota on July 8. Officiating was Rev. G Lloyd Lovering. The couple will reside in Winnipeg after a west coast honeymoon. Guests came from Winnipeg Vita Brandon Minitonas Cowan The Pas Virden Elkhorn Hamiota Shoal Lake and Killarney.

Miniota United Church Susan Lee Nash Winnipeg Ralph Nash Russell Dawydiuk William Dawydiuk Vita Manitoba G. Lloyd Lovering Elva Spalding Ralph Sandra Nash Juliette Diane Grant Rosalie Richardson Brandon Kathleen Spalding Wayne Davydiuk Randy Pierce Beulah Andy Greg Nash Jack Spalding West Coast Russell Davydiuk Minitonas Cowan the Pas Virden Elkhorn Hamiota Shoal Lake Killarney

Armyworms and diamondback moths threaten crops warns Manitoba officials

Farmers are advised to inspect crops through July for armyworms in cereals and diamondback moths in rapeseed. Armyworm larvae measure about one centimetre with a yellow side stripe and hide in soil debris. Diamondback moths are active but currently cause little damage. control begins only after high population levels exceed 300 larvae per square metre. Dugout filling charges rise with basic fees up to 250 dollars and hourly rates to 10 dollars after 24 hours.

Manitoba Department of Agriculture Terry Oatway Technical Services Branch

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