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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 1969
Page
6
December events include a Pre Christmas Tea and Bazaar by Christ Church and a Morning of Plenty Sale by the Hospital Auxiliary. A Bridal Shower for Miss Sonya Barkett, a bride elect, featured a playful medical corsage and a shopping cart gift display at Mrs. Orest Pidskalny’s home on October 3, with a luncheon served.
Mr and Mrs Don Ald, Wabowden welcome a boy on October 2. Mr and Mrs Leonard Potolicki, The Pas greet a girl on October 3. Mr and Mrs Victor Potolicki, The Pas welcome a girl on October 4. Mr and Mrs Bert Genaille, Cormorant report four girls born October 5. Mr and Mrs Zeson Linklater, Pukatawagan have a girl on October 5. Mr and Mrs Blair Sigurdson, The Pas welcome a girl on October 4.
Boy Scout District Council invites all leaders and group committees to a Thursday meeting at 7 p.m. at the Post Office. Winnipeg councillor will share information. Nominating committee to be chosen. All parents and interested persons welcome.
The article explains warble flies in summer cattle, eggs hatching and burrowing to the skin. It notes systemic insecticides Ruelene Co Ral and Troulene as effective controls, with Ruelene pour on, Co Ral spray, Troulene fed, and Rotenone for milk cows targeting grubs before emergence in spring.
Executive meeting Thursday evening discussed troop needs. Scouts seek another boy for the troop and urged interested parents to visit Chicken Village to contact the Scout Master. Bingo as usual on Wednesday.
October field notes urge livestock producers to treat cattle for warbles or grubs before wintering. Warble damage lowers weight gain milk yield and hide quality, while hindering comfort as heel flies resemble bees but do not bite.
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