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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 09, 1974

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Manitoba Farm Bureau Seeks Labor Pools and Milk Board

The Manitoba Farm Bureau urges federal and provincial aid to secure farm labor, including regional pools and student labor subsidies, and calls for immigration law amendments to allow seasonal workers. It backs early marketing boards for industrial milk, supports an income stabilization program, and criticizes delays in Ottawa consultations. Manitoba Agriculture Minister Sam Uskiw is noted as a critic of the new feed grains policy.

Manitoba Farm Bureau Farm Organization Farm Bureau Canada Manitoba Eugene Whelan Ottawa Canadian Wheat Board Manitoba Agriculture Sam Uskiw

Whitemud Watershed approves forage seed assistance program

The Whitemud Watershed District board approves a two year forage seed program to aid farmers on hilly or erodible lands. Farmers pay 15 percent of seed and fertilizer costs while the district covers 85 percent. Eligible applicants may seed and fertilize up to 50 acres per year with fertilizer applied the year after seeding.

Whitemud

Whitemud Watershed Forage Seed Assistance Program

The Whitemud Watershed program aids soil erosion control and offers forage seed assistance to farmers with low quality land prone to flooding, excessive sand, or salinity. Application forms are at the Water Resources Branch Neepawa Building in Neepawa. staff can answer questions and the offices can be reached at 476-2306.

Whitemud Water Resources Branch Neepawa

Fertilizer Supply Concerns Raise House of Commons Probe

Stewart MP for Marquette pressed Agriculture Minister Whelan in Parliament over reports of a looming fertilizer shortage across Canada. He cited farmer fears about supply and prices for the coming crop year, noting exports to the United States and distribution issues. The minister defended expectations of no shortage, citing alternative nitrogen sources and steps to ease delivery.

Craig Stewart Marquette House of Commons Canada Stewart Whelan United States Agriculture Committee Jack Murta Liscar W. G. Dinsdale Brandon- Souris British Columbia Mr. Whelan

MacGregor Local Weather and School Additions

Temperatures have been cool with a Monday morning low of 35 below. In 1973 MacGregor plus nearby areas used 24,813,700 gallons of water from the town tank. The three huts at the Elementary School moved to allow the new addition. work to start soon. Austin’s senior citizens home near occupancy, west of the old elementary. handy to uptown and Community Centre. Men’s Curling club hosts a cash bonspiel this weekend with spots still open. Intermediates vs St Claude on Thursday and Holland on Sunday at home.

MacGregor Austin

Austin Skaters Hold Registration for New Year

About 45 children signed up Saturday Jan 5 for another year with Austin Figure Skating Club. Instructors are Rhea Fredrickson Rev Uhrin for figure skating and Ray Johnson for power skating. Figure skating held Thursdays 4 to 6 p.m. and Saturdays 10 to 12 a.m. Power skating Tuesdays 4 to 5 p.m. First testing day Jan 19. Badges from last year available for 25 cents. New officers include Janet Fredrickson chair Evelyn Duncan VP Jean Uhrin secretary Betsy Kopmels badge chair Agnes Brown Ann Rogers Carlie Robinson Loreen Amann Betty Johnson.

Austin Figure Skating Club Rhea Fredrickson Rev. Uhrin Ray Johnson Janet Fredrickson Evelyn Duncan Jean Uhrin Betsy Kopmels Agnes Brown Ann Rogers Carlie Robinson Loreen Amann Betty Johnson

Austin Man Appointed Rural Development Counsellors

Agriculture Minister Sam Askiw announced four rural development counsellors for Manitoba distributed to Shoal Lake Starbuck Ashern and Steinbach Allen Gillis from Wapah and a Brandon University arts graduate served as STEP assistant Rudy Peters from Winnipeg holds a BA from the University of Winnipeg 1968 and former health social development case worker Norm Collet from Notre Dame de Lourdes taught in La Broquerie and St Norbert Roger Lowe from Austin MB earns BA and Bachelor of Divinity from University of Winnipeg and has recent United Church pastor assignments in Lyleton and Brandon

Manitoba Department of Agriculture Sam Askiw Shoal Lake Starbuck, Ashern Steinbach Allen Gillis Ashern Wapah Lake Manitoba Narrows Brandon University Gillis Fisher Branch Rudy Peters Winnipeg University of Winnipeg Department of Health and Social Development First Mennonite Church Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation Manitoba Norm Collet Notre Dame de Lourdes Starbuck Mr. Collet University of Ottawa Billingual Matheiu College Gravelburg Saskatchewan la Broquerie St. Norbert Roger Lowe Austin Lowe United Church of Canada Lyleton Brandon

Canada to Lift Beef and Cattle Surtax by Feb 10

Finance Minister John Turner announced the surtax on dressed beef and live cattle will be lifted by February 10 after a staged reduction beginning January 13, with the 3 cent live cattle and 6 cent beef duties phased down to zero. The move follows U S price-control changes and earlier review promises.

John Turner Turner The Commons

Farmers blame railways and farmers for grain delay

Saskatchewan Wheat Pool spokesman blames railways and farmers for slow grain deliveries across the prairies. Dr. Glen Purnell Alberta deputy agriculture minister says grain movement is 36 percent behind last year as railways favor more profitable freight. Western officials warn of boxcar shortages, late fall ship updates, and looming spring workload as Thunder Bay and Vancouver stocks run low.

Canada Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Glen Purnell Alberta Purnell Canadian Wheat Board Dr. Purnell Wheat — Pool Thunder Bay The Wheat Board

MacGregor Chamber Opens New Year With Jan 10 Meeting

The MacGregor and District Chamber of Commerce holds its first meeting of 1974 on Thursday January 10 at 8 pm in the Legion Room of the MacGregor Memorial Hall. A new slate of officers takes office and membership is urged during this January meeting.

MacGregor and District Chamber of Commerce Legion Room

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MFA ME IS Steve Kshakes Geodesic Janet Bondelid Bothell, Wash Whitemud Watershed Affairs Macgregor Locals Ron Borton Pete McGregor St. Claude Holland Austin Man Govt Nixon U.S Calgary Vancouver
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