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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 10, 1973
Page
1
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 held its regular board meeting on Thursday April 26 1973 at Crandall at 8 00 p m. Members discussed routine school matters and approved standard motions.
Keith Russell of Lenore is named assistant Agricultural Representative for the Hamiota area. He has three years of agriculture study at the University of Manitoba and six years in the Lenore 4-H Beef Club. He will assist in weighing cattle for the home ROP program and work with Southwestern Manitoba livestock fieldman Jake Sawatsky. Dr. Ron McLaren advises cattlemen on vitamin A beef mineral mix energy to reduce calving and rebreeding problems.
Notes by Jack Forbes of Manitoba Agriculture warn farmers buying herbicides pesticides and fungicides in the United States must follow Canadian regulations. Written permission from Plant Products Division is required before import. declare product name active ingredient amount purchase purpose and usage location. form must be approved before border crossing. (Continued on Back Page) Trustees present list and motions finalized including hires adjournment May 10 1973.
In this column a philosopher notes a place for both dreamers and doers, comparing the debate to the chicken and egg. A humorous aside cites an American anthropologist claiming women are superior to men, joking that no studies are needed to prove it for Pete's sake.
Hospital Aid District No. 7A met in the hospital boardroom with Mrs. J. E. Hudson presiding. Fifteen districts attended. Minutes approved. June 22 supper meeting at Miniota. guest speaker from Local Health Unit. Red Cross Clinic planned for August 15 in Hamiota. Bird tail Medical Associates formed by doctors from Birtle Shoal Lake and Hamiota. Emergency number 764-2412. Regional Meeting set for May 17 in Shoal Lake Ukrainian Hall. Crandall to be on hospital cart in May. Mispah Benediction closes.
Timely Topics notes the 4-H Home Economics clubs in Manitoba and Canada posting higher membership in 1972, a 60th anniversary in 1973, and diverse programs. Orval Henderson cites age-limit changes and expanded projects as drivers, with leadership from thousands of volunteers and clubs completing many projects and activities.
Mrs Schacht returned home after Easter with her son in law and daughter at Uno. Mr and Mrs Quinn of Swift Current visited Mrs Catto and returned home. Mr and Mrs Farren of Winnipeg visited Mrs Cat over the weekend. Mrs Collie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Good at Kenton. P Pearce and Miss Edith Gunson of Rivers called on Mr John Gunson Tuesday. Sunday visitors at Mrs Wisner's included Mr and Mrs Elkington of Victoria and Mr and Mrs H Johnstone of Virden. also Rev and Mrs B Penney from Rossburn and Mr Dunkson from Flin Flon. Mrs Smith visited some former friends at Mrs Wisner's.
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