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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 03, 1973

Page

8

Rapeseed Quotas Seen Rising for Farmers

Rapeseed quotas at country elevators are expected to rise as demand grows for oilseeds. Canadian Wheat Board Commissioner R M Esdale says delivery opportunities will be equal for rapeseed growers this crop year, aligning country elevator access with plant deliveries. Exports may top 463 million bushels for 1970-71, with potential rise to 80 million by next July 31. Domestic needs exceed 12 million bushels.

R. M. Esdale Canadian Wheat Board Esdale

Indian Farmers Qualify for Farm Diversification Grants

Indian farmers may access a new federal provincial diversification program to raise earnings with livestock on grain farms. Eligible gross incomes between 5000 and 15000 qualify for 2000 cash, up to 10000 in low interest loans, plus farm management help, with potential provincial stock breeding aid. Manitoba offers up to 3000 grant for herd growth over five years. Rapeseed quotas at country elevators sit at six bushels per quota acre, rising as crop year progresses, with Wheat Board coordinating railcar allocation to meet export commitments.

Bill Thomas Department of Indian Affairs Manitoba Esdale Wheat Board

Clarkson Named Manager of Manitoba Housing Office

Robert N. Clarkson aged 44 has been appointed manager of the Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation effective immediately. Municipal Affairs Minister Howard Pawley said he will succeed Neil Osler who moved earlier this year to public works. Clarkson joined the corporation as controller and secretary at its 1967 formation and will oversee daily operations staff direction and financial matters.

Robert N. Clarkson Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation Howard Pawley Clarkson Neil Osler Department of Public Works Grande Prairie Alta

Austin Chamber President's Message 1972 achievements praised

Cecil Jones, president of the Austin and District Chamber of Commerce, salutes teamwork that made 1972 a record year for Austin. He highlights business, recreation, tourism, and a highly successful Christmas festival, thanking teachers, students, donors, and local organizations for their support and wishing a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

Austin and District Chamber of Commerce Austin Santa Claus Sprucedale Workshop Avery Cecil Jones

Dairy Industry Seeks Expanded Control Board Role

A Manitoba Milk Control Board expansion was urged by conference speakers Ruth Titheridge and Donald A. Spiers. They called for consumer and private sector representation on the board, which sets southern Manitoba fluid milk prices, pools supply, and administers a national market sharing agreement with the Canadian Dairy Commission as Manitoba moves toward full implementation.

Ainsa Manitoba Milk Control Board Ruth Titheridge Consumers Association of Canada Ould Donald A. Spiers Modern Dairies Ltd Winnipeg Manitoba Canadian Dairy Commission Titheridge Spiers J. M. Cormack Milk Control Board Agriculture Department Cormack South

Winter in a Teepee Not So Hot Co ed Finds

A University of North Dakota coed, Mary Behm from Sacramento, spent a winter in a teepee behind a Grand Forks residence to study weather and culture. She says the experience is not great once temperatures hit 10 below and notes the difficulty of finding wood. She plans to return to the teepee in spring if possible, while reflecting on Indian histories and weather.

University of North Dakota Sacramento Calif Boehm Mary Red River Grand Forks North Dakota

Strange New Disease Hits UK Pig Herds

A mysterious illness devastates British pig herds with more than 4,000 swine slaughtered in under two weeks. Officials link the virus to a swill feeding practice and note the disease may not affect other animals. Slaughter impacts minimal on pork prices, and compensation offerings fall short of market value.

Britain Italy Hong Kong Agriculture Department Midlands United States

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Austin Chamber Dairy Industry Chartered Accountants MacGregor Hampton E.pauch Austin Credit Union Austin, Magregor and Gladstone Gladstone Office A. A. Burnside Mor K. K. Schroeder Mgr Snaith Pant Coats & Parkas Raspberry Robine Walier Stafford Brandch Hment—Ilas Arcessas Snaith's Ltd
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