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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 20, 1974
Page
6
Advertising or selling any seed crop variety not licensed for sale in Canada is prohibited. The rule targets unregistered varieties to protect Canadian markets and farmers, with penalties for violations. The policy imposes a compliance deadline for suppliers and distributors to ensure all seed products meet regulatory approval.
Agriculture Canada reports wild oats as a major weed costing western farmers about 120 million dollars annually. Manitoba acres infested reach roughly 5.5 million, with control measures urged including clean seed, proper herbicide use, and timely spraying. A Saskatoon conference formed an 18 member committee to study control, penalties for dirty grain, and new research.
A devotional column reflects on individual life views and faith guiding daily understanding. Weather notes report snow, cold, and sunlit days as spring nears, plus Portage la Prairie’s 67th city anniversary and a winter fun festival. Mrs. M. W. Burch recovers at home after a hospital stay, with well wishes from friends.
A Manitoba MLA criticizes the wide spread of grants across programs and budgets. He cites ethnic mentions and calls welfare a slush fund, while a minister notes southern riding applicants for winter works grants. He argues for jobs first before handouts. Welfare critics warn of dependency and fiscal impact.
In the Manitoba Legislature on Thursday opposition members flagged vacancies for medical health officers in two west central communities. Dauphin Health Unit has lacked a medical director for five months, while Swan River lacks a health officer for about six months. Health Minister Saul Miller had no immediate fix, but programs to attract doctors to rural areas continue. A letter from former health minister Rene Tourpin, read publicly, notes long-standing recruitment problems and mentions possible salary increases to fill roles.
A variety concert spurred by the 4H clubs is set for March 1 at MacGregor Memorial Hall. World Day of Prayer will also be observed March 1 at 2 p.m. at the Evangelical Mennonite Church in MacGregor.
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