Full-Time Weed Supervisors: Winter Meetings and Cooperation
A call for full time weed supervisors emphasizes winter meetings with farmers, horticultural and agricultural societies, chamber of commerce, 4 H, and municipal councils. Attending, participating, and engaging with chemical dealers, elevator agents, and local officials builds cooperation and effective weed control. Stay visible, seek advice, and donate time to gain support and funding.
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Farmers
Horticultural Society
Agricultural Society
Chamber of Commerce
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Thieves Hit Hemp Crops and Calgary Farmers Quit Hemp
In Hairy Hill Alberta district near Edmonton farmers abandon hemp due to theft and legal risk as Ukrainian residents note hemp and opium poppies were traditional crops. RCMP say seeds show no narcotic content yet thefts persist and some youths face cannabis charges. Authorities urge co operation with weed and public works officials to plan budgets and future controls.
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Hairy Hill
Alta
Edmonton
Europe
RCMP
Vegreville
Here
UK Will Still Buy Buy Our Wheat
Sir Peter Hayman the British High Commissioner to Canada said in Winnipeg that a European Common Market tariff on Canadian wheat likely will not spark a surge of British bread sales from France. He noted Britain guarantees Canadian hard wheat in every loaf and that 70 percent plus of Canada’s trade will stay with the United States. He argued Canada could diversify with the Community, using London for banking and advice, and Britain could be a stronger partner and springboard for broader Canadian trade.
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Britain
Peter Hayman
Canada
Winnipeg
Pas
United States
London
Driving Record Prompts Saddle Horse Talk In Lucerne
The Lucerne Quebec council discussed police driving record with as many accidents in 16 months as limiting cruiser lifespan to about two months. Councillor Laflamme warned insurance may be hard to obtain, while others mocked a return to saddle horses.
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Lucerne
Quc
Milton Moore
Wildlife group asks compensation for farm habitat preservation
Manitoba Wildlife Federation urged the province to compensate farmers who preserve wildlife habitat. Federation officials met Resources Minister Sidney Green to discuss a brief from their June convention. Don Muir and Don McMaster cited grain quotas and taxes forcing edge-of-habitat encroachment, proposing tax relief or general-revenue funding to safeguard wildlife.
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Manitoba Wildlife Federation
Federation
Sidney Green
Don Muir
Don McMaster
Muir
Manitoba Education Property Tax Credit Pamphlet Notice
December 31 1972 residency homeowners renters hotels and motels mobile homes may claim the Manitoba Education Property Tax Credit. You will receive a pamphlet Your Guide to the Manitoba Education Property Tax Credit Plan with instructions on how to claim. It could be worth up to 140.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Education
Nuhin
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