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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1968
Page
1
Agricultural notes explain how damaged grains affect feed value. Frozen grain raises bran and hull content while lowering starch thus adding vegetable oil or nondamaged grain to rations for poultry and swine. hay may be reduced for cattle and sheep with more grain. Sprouted grain yields fall but remains usable. moldy grain harms germination and should be introduced gradually, with limits on moldy silage.
The Birdtail River School Division No. 38 met at Shoal Lake on October 3 1968 approving van routes and pay rates for drivers increasing several routes and retroactive adjustments, hiring R Curtis to drive the Kenton Hamiota bus, approving tender for a new Dodge bus, issuing staff salaries, and awarding bonuses for drivers training travel. The meeting adjourned at 11 15 p.m.
Reg Luchuck travels northern Manitoba aboard the conservation car donated by Canadian Pacific Railway to train instructors for the hunter safety program. The plan becomes compulsory in 1969, requiring course completion for hunting licences unless the applicant is over 18 with a Seer licence.
Val Ramsey of Dominion City describes four weeks as a flagman for the Manitoba Department of Highways. Jack Peters of Kleefeld and Mylah Kroeker of Steinbach joined the effort. The plan aimed to show women could do the job as well as men, despite mosquitoes and summer heat. Motorists were mostly polite and supportive during the assignment.
A California couple touring Expo 67 and visiting Winnipeg’s Manitoba Legislative Building praised the electrical outlets placed there for tourists. They noted the outlets allowed shaving and even toasting, and suggested a sign to explain the handy feature. The couple thanked Manitoba officials for the thoughtful convenience.
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