Manitoba move extends turn signals to all vehicles
A Manitoba Highway Traffic Act change requires all motor vehicles and trailers registered in the province to be equipped with turn signals starting July 2, 1970. Previously only vehicles built in 1958 or later required signals. Officials note many older cars and about 14,000 to 15,000 trailers lack signals, creating hazards. installation costs are estimated at about 15,000 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Province
Maggot pests in Manitoba vegetables and control methods
Manitoba farmers and gardeners face three maggot pests: onion, cabbage, and radish maggots. The article describes life cycles, susceptibility of seedlings, and preplant chemical controls using Diazinon and Dasanit, plus cautions on Dasanit’s toxicity. It also reflects on weed definition and long-standing weed control practices.
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Manitoba
Park Residence News Weathers Missives of Local Visitors
Mrs. Doreen Angus thanks for the crocus she picked. Residents recount visits by families from Miniota Shoal Lake Brandon and other towns. Messages celebrate mothers, Queen's wedding and family care with verses from Psalm 23.
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Doreen Angus
Bardwell
Armstrong
Miniota
Rollo
Uno
Schacht
Bud Barrett
Rivers
Joe Clifford
Melita
Robertson
Strathclair
John Morrice
Baldwin
Cardale
John Roberts
Shoal Lake
Wm. Leland
Alex Moroz
B.C
Grant
Jean Whyte
Linda
Brandon
Jory
D. Falloon
C. Orr
Foxwarren
G. Gardham
Arrow River
Gardham
Mr. Hill
Killarney
Mary
E. Stuart
Morley House
Miniota 4-H Club Sets Plans for Uniforms and Camp
The Miniota Beef and Automotive Club met May 7 at the Junior High School to decide on purchasing new uniforms and to discuss the 4H Camp for girls at Lake Wellman. The group then moved to Morton's Farm Equipment to complete the Automotive project and scheduled the next meeting for June 4.
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Miniota
Miniota Beef and Automotive Club
Lake Wellman
Morton
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