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Miniota Herald

Location

Miniota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 11, 1969

Page

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Weeded Woes and Cattle Grub Control Guide

Manitoba farm notes warn Canada thistle and perennial sowthistle reduce wheat yields. Tests show thistle density cuts yields from 32 to 26 bushels per acre and heavy infestations drop to 10. Estimated annual loss around 5 dollars per acre. 2,4-D and MCPA effective. MCPA better on Canada thistle, 2,4-D better on sowthistle. Also advises cattle grub control with Co-Ral Ruelene Neguron. apply Sept 1 to Nov 30. cost 40-50 cents per 800 pound head. lice control aided by Co-Ral. ensure all herd cattle treated to prevent reinfestation.

Manitoba

Upland Bird Season Opens Across Manitoba Regions

Manitoba opens upland game season in extreme north on September 5 and The Pas Flin Flon area on September 12 with six birds per day and 18 in possession for ruffed and spruce grouse. Central regions start September 19 for multiple species with varying daily limits and possession rules. Starmigan season runs September 5 in the north to February 14, 1970. Licences cost 2.25 for Manitobans and 25 for non residents. hunter safety is mandatory for under 19.

Winnipeg Manitoba Pas-Flin Flon Far North

Former Marquette MP Mandziuk Dies in Winnipeg Hospital

J Nicholas Mandziuk 64, Progressive Conservative MP for Marquette from 1957 to 1968, died at Winnipeg General Hospital. Born in Ukraine and educated in Manitoba, he was a teacher, lawyer, and insurance broker. Prayers were held at Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Cathedral with interment at Glen Eden Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary, son Ollie, two daughters Sonja and Darcia, six grandchildren, and brother William.

Winnipeg J. Nicholas Mandziuk Manitoba Marquette Winnipeg General Hospital Mr. Mandziuk Ukraine Glen Eden Mary Ollie Edmonton Sonja) Bejzyk Darcia) Zemianski William Gilbert Plains

Grant supports Manitoba study on emotional disorders in children

Winnipeg Manitoba grants totaling 2700 dollars were given by Education Minister Saul Miller to the Commission on Emotional and Learning Disorders in Children. The national three year study, now in its final year, involves seven national voluntary organizations and one international partner. Each province contributed funds and aided fact finding on facilities and programs, with an expected report featuring new methods to address disorders. The commission estimates 10 to 20 percent of school age children have these disorders, including childhood schizophrenia, cerebral palsy victims, culturally disadvantaged youths and reading disabilities.

Winnipeg Commission On Saul Miller Manitoba National Commission Commission

Park Residence News Highlights Local Visits and Socials

Mrs. Cook of Miniota visited Mrs. Schacht last weekend. Ralph and Grace Henderson drove Lena Henderson to Crandall cemetery where she placed a wreath on Edgar Henderson's grave. Lizzie Stuart and Margaret Smith of Shoal Lake visited Mrs. Arthur's home yesterday. Out of town guests included Mrs. Kennedy of Wellwood, Frank Fraser of Salmon Arm, Graham Standing of Winnipeg, Tom Pain of Regina, and their hosts Mrs. Arthur and family. Mrs. Barnes spent the weekend in Crandall with Mrs. Kolac. A 12 person card party was hosted by Mrs. Lena Henderson on Wednesday evening. Mary Foxton visited Mrs. Edith Foxton this weekend. Visitors to Mrs. Gardham included Mrs. Ford Wiggins of B C, Mrs. McKay of Balcarres, Frank Johnson of Winnipeg, Mrs. Morrow, Mrs. F. Watters and Linda of Arrow River, and Shirley Beaton of Elphinstone. At Mrs. Catto's home were L. Dickie and boys from North Vancouver, R. Hunter of Saskatoon, Mrs. E Beggs of Weyburn, E. Stewart of Shoal Lake, E. Gurr of Brandon, J. Stewart of Vancouver.

Arthur Kennedy Wellwood Frank Fraser Salmon Arm B.C Graham Standing Winnipeg Tom Pain Regina Barnes Crandall Kolac Lena Henderson Mary Foxton Edith Foxton Gardham Ford Wiggins McKay Balcarres Sask Frank Johnson Morrow F. Watters Linda Arrow River Shirley Beaton Elphinstone Catto L. Dickie Boys North Vancouver R. Hunter Saskatoon BE. Beggs Weyburn E. Stewart Shoal Lake E. Gurr Brandon J. Stewart Vancouver

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