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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1975
Page
6
The Golden Age Club was entertained by Group 2 of the Chapel Worker at Beulah on October 22 under the leadership of Mrs J Chisam. Twenty attendees participated in the program and activities.
Miniota students prepared for the upcoming festival with new classes including original poetry. The boys lost both league games at Haraiota October 18 while the girls beat Kenton October 22 to reach the finals. Donna McKean scored in a 20 minute OT shootout to win 1-0. Visitors Day is set for November 17 with parent meetings planned and a November luncheon at the Community Centre.
Britannica notes the Niagara River must carry 100000 cfs in the tourist season and 50000 cfs otherwise with surplus water diverted to power for equal use by the United States and Canada. The Hiroshima bombing in 1945 by the Enola Gay destroyed about 4.7 square miles of the city and killed or missing an estimated 70000 people.
Agriculture Canada outlines a 10 cent per gallon excise tax refund for farm use. Farmers must declare total gasoline purchases and farming use, with refunds likely early next year. Small claims under 200 dollars accepted twice yearly, with monthly filing possible for higher usage. Receipts not required with refund but records must be kept. Refund forms available at post offices and tax centers. Also notes possible license cancellation for Norquay wheat to protect grading, delaying such action until the 1975 crop can be sold at best grade.
Canada Savings Bonds offer security backed by the nation and flexible terms. An average annual 1984 to maturity yield of 9.38 percent with $8.75 interest in year one and $9.50 in each of the next eight years. Bonds available from $50 to $25,000 and cashable anytime at face value plus earned interest.
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