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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 12, 1971

Page

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Powdery Mildew Control Tips and Manitoba Livestock Compensation

Powdery mildew in warm damp weather shows as a white powder on buds leaves and flowers harming many plants. Use resistant varieties ensure sun and drainage avoid crowding spray Karathane or sulphur every seven to ten days practice sanitation and burn fallen plants. For livestock killed by hunters under Manitoba Wildlife Act owners can apply for compensation by reporting to RCMP within 10 days and submitting a written claim to Mines Resources and Environmental Management Winnipeg with details and two local ratepayer signatures.

Agriculture Department Manitoba Wildlife Act RCMP Department of Mines, Resources and Environmental Management Winnipeg Man

Canoeists Stop The Fleet at Bob Clarks Valley Camp

Twenty six boys in fifteen canoes with leaders Rev Geo Millard of Dauphin Rev Larry Jackson of Virden and the Anglican minister from Elkhorn camped along the Assiniboine River for five days after arriving Sunday The groups were landed with arrangements by Rev Bob Kayes of Miniota The boys, well behaved, were hosted for the period and invited back next year

Bob Clark Geo. Millard Dauphin Larry Jackson Virden Elkhorn Bob Kayes Miniota

Park Residence News Visitors from Winnipeg and beyond

Mrs. Barnes hosted Miss Dorothy Slaughter and Mrs. M Froom for three days from Winnipeg with Jean and a friend from Winnipeg and Sandy from Toronto visiting their mother Mrs. Morrice over the weekend. Gardham visitors included Mrs. B Falloon, Mrs. C Orr of Foxwarren, Mr. J Johnson of Winnipeg, Mrs. L Leland and Mrs. L Hunkin of Crandall. Sutherland left Friday to visit Winnipeg and other areas for a week or ten days. Edith Foxton left with family to attend Valerie Michaele McMurachy and Cst Dwight Charles Bohemis wedding at St Luke's Anglican Church Strathclair on Saturday August 7 at 5 pm. Wedding was held at the church. Mary Bull remains a patient at Hamiota Hospital with some improvement and short visits to Park Residence. Delbridge Suite hosted twenty ladies for afternoon tea in honor of Gardham's 86th birthday after glads and a tea table. Anne Tait of Eastend Sask visited her brother and sister-in-law Bill and Delbridge on Friday. E Baldwin spent Sunday at Clear Lake with eleven Nottingham England visitors. Mr and Mrs Walker of Oakner visited Mrs Catto on Friday. Campbell has returned from hospital after toe operation. Jory spending the week in Brandon at the G Whyte home.

Achy Dwight Charles Bohemis St. Luke’s Anglican Church Strathclair Mary Bull Hamiota Hospital Park Gardham Anne Tait Eastend Sask Bill Delbridge E. Baldwin Clear Lake Nottingham England Walker Oakner Catto Campbell Jory Brandon G Whyte

Couple Honoured Before July Wedding at Isabella Centre

A large group of friends gathered at Isabella Community Centre on Friday evening, July 16, to honor Gail Clark and Wayne Smith ahead of their July 31 wedding at Isabella United Church. Sages for Gail and her relatives were given, an address read by Jan Malanowich, gifts distributed by Gail’s former schoolmates, and Gail thanked all for their good wishes. Lunch followed to close the event.

Isabella Gail Clark Wayne Smith Isabella United Church Gail Ken Clark al Clark G. Munshaw Hamiota Jan Malanowich Wayne

Reggio Ramblings: Professor forecasts insect meals and steak tradeoff

A California professor warns population growth and pollution may force insect eating within a decade. He argues grasshoppers offer four times the protein of steak per pound. The column pairs phrases with a quip about lawyers and a Confucius saying on wealth and humility.

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Obituary: Mary Bell Teal of Hamiota 67 Passed July 1971

Mary Bell Teal died Monday July 26 1971 at her daughter’s home in Miniota aged 67 She was wife of Reginald Teal of Hamiota and mother of Joan Foxton of Decker and Beverly Gurr of Miniota Also surviving are sisters Sarah Barnes and Jessie Armstrong and four grandchildren Funeral service held in Decker United Church July 30 with Rev Clark and Rev McColl officiating Interment Crandall Cemetery Pallbearers Frank Rosenberger Grant Whyte Lloyd Stewart Hubert Hatton Ted Little Harold Hunter Honorary pallbearers Bill Delbridge Lou Cochran Bill Rivers Bill Gammack Bert Decker George Baxter Ushers Robert Sunley and Arthur Knight Campbell Funeral Home in charge of arrangements

Hamiota Mary Bell Teal Miniota Reginald Teal Raymond Foxton Joan Decker Lorne Gurr Beverly Sarah Barnes Jessie Armstrong Winnipeg Decker United Church Crandall Cemetery Clark McColl Frank Rosenberger Grant Whyte Lloyd Stewart Hubert Hatton Ted Little Harold Hunter Bill Delbridge Lou Cochran Bill Rivers Bill Gammack Bert Decker George Baxter Robert Sunley Arthur Knight Campbell

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Assiniboine River Shellmouth Dam L. Leland L. Hunkin Crandall Edith Foxton Valerie Michaele McMur Reggies Confucius
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