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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 22, 1969

Page

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Spraying Guidelines and Weed Control Tips for Crops

Farmers read labels before spraying pesticides and consult the Agricultural Office or District Weed Supervisor Don Kennedy at 764-2128 for guidance. 2 4-D may be applied 21 days after emergence while MCPA is 7 days post emergence. Green Foxtail is a common weed. oats and barley can be sprayed while wheat cannot with TC A. Dalapon or TCA can treat flax, and products like Bactril M Banvel 3 Celatax help with hard to kill weeds. Identify weed problems and apply appropriate treatments.

Don Kennedy Agricultural Office

Manitoba anglers face new rules for licences and spearfishing

Manitoba's Department of Mines and Natural Resources unveils new sport fishing regulations. Licence fees rise for non residents while a three day non resident option exists. Year round seasons apply north of the 53rd parallel with sturgeon limits and trout waters schedules. Spearfishing is allowed with strict gear limits and requires a free permit for those over 16. Bow and arrow fishing gains a defined season and a free permit.

Manitoba Department of Mines and Natural Resources Whiteshell Lake Dauphin Netley, Libau Beaconia Lake Winnipeg Addiiton

Park Residence News Visitors and Family Gatherings

Mrs John Morrice hosted granddaughter Katherine Ann Black from Nova Scotia on a summer work trip after graduation from Mount Allison University. Several visitors dropped by Park Residence for Mother's Day including Joan Varish and family from Glenboro Manitoba and others from Minnedosa McGregor Foxwarren Virden Miniota Reeder Crandall Arrow River Treherne and Park Residence. The Ladies Imperial is sending spring flowers from their convention and neighbors report many thoughtful gestures during the week.

John Morrice Katherine Ann Black Nova Scotia Katherine Mount Allison University Hemphills Joan Nick Varish Allan Beverly Judy Richard Glenboro Manitoba Henderson Brandon Mrs. Collie Gardham Doug Falloon Maurice Falloon Sam Falloon Orr Helen Oland Foxwarren Iles Pavl Rocan Evans Virden Lou Leland Miniota Stamford Reeder L. Hunkin Crandall George Gardham Arrow River The W. I

Hospital Institute Report At Shoal Lake May Meeting

A one day Institute at Shoal Lake Hospital covered orientation in service education programs job descriptions and hour scheduling for small hospitals. Nursing consultant Sister Beatrice Wambeke aided by Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses led the program with strong attendance from several neighboring hospitals. Hamiiota District Hospital staff attended with Carol Wilson Margaret Sangster Kay Caldwell and M G Hadland. The Tea and Bazaar raised 280 toward an ice machine. Winners included Mrs Bernie Strachan Winnipeg for a four person dinner hamper and Mrs Gerry Steski of Winnipeg for a furnished doll house. A May 12 and 13 institute in Hamiota for area nurses featured instructors Mildred Herman and Fay Corrigan with Dr Lambert as guest speaker. 26 and 29 nurses attended Monday and Tuesday respectively.

Shoal Lake Hospital Beatrice Wambeke Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses Hamiota District Hospital Carol Wilson Margaret Sangster Kay Caldwell M. G. Hadland Bernie Strachan Hamiota Gerry Steski Winnipeg

W I Meeting Guest Speaker Highlights May 8

Mrs J E Fink Beiner of Isabella spoke at the W I meeting at Mrs P N Gow s home on May 8 showing films from the Women s World Wide Conference in Lansing. Delegates were chosen for the District Convention at Hamiota and plans were made for hospital tea and sale. Mrs Mann and Mrs Gow attended the convention May 13. Mrs Chisholm Gow and Miss Paynter attended the tea and donations were collected from W I members. The W I thanks all who helped with the hospital tea.

Beulah J. E. Finkbeiner Isabella W.I P. N. Gow Lansing Midh Hamiota Mann Gow

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