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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 11, 1972
Page
4
Hazel suggests starting outdoor cooking with improvised gear. A wheelbarrow filled with sand becomes a portable backyard fireplace, and clay pots lined with foil can become grills. For beginners use lump charcoal for quick foods and briquets for longer roasts. Common meats like hamburgers weiners chickens and pork chops work well outdoors.
Manitoba minister Russell Doern says the government studied an underground parkade beneath Memorial Park and budgeted funds. The note mentions high costs and potential looting by hip pies, plus a golf ball velocity fact and a June election poll predicting a Conservative minority in Ottawa.
The UCW met in Sunday School parlors May 4 with 14 members. Mrs Kayes led worship and program on "Man You're in Charge" and the 4 P's Petroleum Pollution Poverty. Discussion covered pollution and overpopulation, with notes on industrial wealth versus aid. Plans included Family Life Seminar attendance support, Chamber of Commerce membership, and distributing 1972 officers and budget materials. The meeting closed with a Negro Spiritual and lunch.
Miniota Flood Control group met May 4 in the community centre to address Shellmouth dam water management. They urged the council to investigate alleged improper release causing rising river levels after a prior eight foot drop and called for better dam regulation to prevent floods.
The Golf Club held its annual meeting at the community centre on April 28 with 17 attendees. Jack Hanlin was elected to replace Bob Martin on the Board. other members include Chris Weber Milburn McKenzie Pat Dales Ken Mitchell Larry Gilchrist Don Forsyth and Doug Harrison. A Men's Tournament is planned for May 6 and 7. Fees stay the same as last year and season tickets are due by May 30.
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