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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 26, 1969

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Dairy farmers urged to re register for 1969 quotas

All dairymen must register again with the Canadian Dairy Commission before March 31 1969 to qualify for quota subsidies. Eligible producers include those with 1968 milk totals over 12 000 pounds or butterfat over 420 pounds. Submissions must be mailed to P O Box 495 Ottawa by March 1. Those not receiving a form should contact the commission. Also notes plant growth meeting March 28 at Hamiota Fraternal Hall 10 am and Manitoba Winter Fair offers 4 H members passes for March 31 steer show entry via Extension Centre. passes allow entry until 6 pm without reserved seating for the evening horse show.

Canadian Dairy Commission P.O Ottawa Hamiota Fraternal Hall Manitoba Agricultural Extension Centre

Birdtail River School Board Hears Transit and Facility Plans

At Shoal Lake on March 20 1969 the Birdtail River School Division No 38 board discussed transportation policy and bus tendering authority, adopted March 1969 custodian regulations, approved minutes from March 13 and directed prepayment of frontage tax for Kenton sewer and water. The meeting also noted an Education Department transport session in Winnipeg and an addendum by the Local Boundaries Commission on western province boundary changes and composite schools.

Birdtail River School Division No Shoal Lake Fulton, Rapley Selby Randell Hames Lewycky Butcher Hyndman Waddell Falloon Armitage Department of Education Winnipeg H. C. Kingdon Manitoba Association of School Trustees Fort la Bosse Architects Committee of Public School Finance Board Birtle Collegiate Ward,MacDonald & Partners Birdtail River Kenton Local Boundaries Commission

Retiring CPR Foreman John McLean of Miniota Man

John McLean of Miniota Manitoba retires after a long CPR career spanning fifty years. Born in Brandon he rose from eleven year old helper to foreman and brake man, working at Esterhazy Wheatsands Riverdale and many towns before overseas service and final retirement in Miniota on January 1.

Miniota C.P.R John Mclean Manitoba Brandon Willowgrove Rapid City Tantallon Lenore John Mr. Gibson Whea Sands Esterhazy Riverdale Pettipiece Negsilby Kennedy Bradwardine Chater Alexander Bredenbury Reader Kirkella

Foods of the Future discussed by Miss Holtman

At the W.I. meeting on March 20 Mrs. Clegg hosted Miss Trudy Holtman Virden Home Economist who spoke on foods of the future. She described a today breakfast from convenience foods and freeze dry items, then noted no bake flour irradiation simulated foods and computer kitchens as current and developing processes. Mrs. Lockhart thanked her. Roll Call included Sing Say or Nickel Pay. District Board report from Hamiota. thanks from Birdtail River Fine Arts Festival. shower gifts sent to Judy Trout.

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Miniota 4-H Merry Homemakers Plan Bake Sale and Rally

The fifth regular meeting on March 13 at the Miniota Collegiate included seventeen members and three leaders. A bake sale was planned for March 29 at Mr Currie’s. A family Easter party was proposed with a committee of Wadham, Eastake, Thompson and Goodwin to arrange it. Miss Trudy Holtman spoke on 4-H meaning, new techniques, and the upcoming rally. Our achievement is set for May. Speeches by Barbara Lynn Joseph and Lucille Goodwin followed. The next meeting is scheduled for April.

Miniota Trudy Holtman Barbara Lynn Joseph Lucille Goodwin

Miniota Home and School hears OEC insights from Mrs Hanlin

Mrs Hanlin spoke at the Miniota Home and School meeting on March 13 about the Occupational Entrance Course. She explained that OEC students often struggle with traditional schooling yet find work in hands on fields and may pursue technical training. the group urged public awareness that OEC students are not retarded and benefit from part time work away from school under supervision. The next meeting is April 1 1969 with Driver Education as the topic.

Miniota H. Hanlin O.E.C E.C Virden Birtle Beulah Hanlin Doug Leond Manitoba

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Birdtail River S. D Hamiota Collegiate Transportation Committee J. Dunn C.P.R. Foreman W.I. Meet
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