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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 01, 1975

Page

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Birdtail River School Board Meets in Crandall

The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held its board meeting in Crandall on April 24 1975 at 7 00 p m. Trustees present were Butcher Waddell Huberdean Tolton Lewycky Armitage Shier Bunn Rapley Choptuik Kreager Falloon. Correspondence discussed Master Clock System Strathclair Museum Committee and retention of records. Lease approved for Pitney Bowes copier and increased liability insurance.

M. Decosse D. Partridge A. Miller M. Taylor A. Duhamel Strathclair Museum Dept. of Education Foxwaren Kenton Cubs Wed Foxwarren Shoal Lake Curling Club Frances Simpson E. Runn E. A. Butcher A. Falloon Huberdeau K. Ranter W. Lewvcky C. Tolton G. M Waddell N. Kreager I. Armitage Transcona Roofing Co. Ltd Foxwarren School Hamiota Collegiate Nobel Leasing Pitney Bowes Crandall

Health Centre News HAMIOTA Doctor Attends Winnipeg Course

Dr. W K Hames is in Winnipeg attending a post graduate course in anaesthetics at Health Sciences Centre. The course runs from April 21.

Hamiota W.K. Hames Winnipeg Health Sciences Centre

Park Residence News Visitors Overnight and Graduates

This item lists local visitors and residents at Park Residence. Mrs Moris hosted guests on April 22 and 23 including Mr and Mrs Garry Campbell of Killarney who are staying in Park Residence. Allan Armstrong family and others visited Mrs Bardwell on Thursday evening. E Duncan attended the funeral of her nephew Bulloch of Reston. Mrs Tweed visited Mrs H Greenaway at Oak River. Lou White visited Bill Philips during the week. Mrs Hemphill spent the weekend in Brandon visiting granddaughter Kathy, her husband, and Brandson. Four new Practical Nursing graduates were announced: Cathie Curle Hamiota Joan Forsyth Virden Arlene Lang Birnie Susan Norman Piney. Curle and Lang will remain as LPNs serving Health Centre.

Moris Garry Campbellt Kllarney Campbells Killarney Allan Armaitage Miniota Bardwell E. Duncan Bulloch Reston Tweed H. Greenaway Oak River Lou White Bill Philips Hemphill Brandon Kathy Lylvk Brandson Cathie Curle Hamiota Joan Forsyth Virden Arlene’ Lang Birnie Susan Norman Piney Margaret Sangster Miss Curle Miss Lang L.p.n.’S

Home Ec News Appliances Next In Line For Rebates

The article notes a rising trend of consumer rebates among small appliance makers extending beyond traditional auto rebate programs. Major firms plan broad rebate schemes timed with gift-buying seasons, targeting products like hair dryers, curling irons, digital clocks, self-cleaning irons, toaster ovens, electric skillets, and stainless steel mixers. General Electric announced a $2 to $5 rebate on 39 items for March to May purchases.

General Electric Co Bridgeport Conn

Metric comes to Canada as farms switch to metric units

A Canadian guide explains a coming transition to metric units across weather, grain trade, farming, and land measurement. It notes that by 1977 grain sales and road signs will be metric, hectares replace acres, and widespread adoption is underway with examples converting acres to hectares and sections to a non metric analogue.

Canada

Winter Kill Affects Evergreens and Early Spring Leaves

Winter kill affects evergreens and herbaceous trees in early spring. Needle browning appears on the south facing side, with more damage on newly planted evergreens. Willow leaves may look normal at first but wither by late May or June. Fully developed leaves yellow and brown at edges before browning entirely. Prevention is best, as cedars and pines resist strong sun rays.

Care and protections for Manitoba evergreens and plum pocket guidance

Notes warn against planting evergreens on southern exposures and advise shading or burlap wrapping for new plantings, especially spruces, for one to two years. Emphasizes watering for adaptation and removal of dead branches to prevent disease, plus plum pocket disease details for plums with copper Bordeaux spray before bud break and destruction of affected fruit to avoid reinfection.

Manitoba Bordeaux

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Birdtail River S. D George Brett Kansas City Royals Allie Rodriguez Angels Health Centre News By Ann Westaway Notes” Agriculture Canada Eugene Whelan Jim Hargreaves
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