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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1970
Page
3
Federal action bans the brush control chemical 245T from home grounds and limits 24 5 T to pasture or rangeland use with warnings about water contamination. Sales of cropland products like Celatox are halted with future registration denied. Studies note potential pregnancy risks but no proven harm from regular use since 1948.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at Oak River Reservation Griswold Manitoba on May 1 1970 at 3 p.m. Gloria Mary daughter of Mrs Cecelia Essie married Watson son of Mrs Katharine Wasiuna and the late John Wasiuna. Rev Robert H ONeill officiated. Attendants Wayne Wasicuna and Mary Tocan. Lunch was served to attendees.
Agriculture Minister Sam Askiw introduces a Manitoba Legislature bill described as the most advanced credit union legislation in North America. It would end interest on deposits to repositioners, allow public membership after bylaw changes, cap shares at one five dollar unit, permit dealings with public agencies, create a stabilization fund for rapid member withdrawals, and require registration with the province. Standard bylaws set by the provincial cabinet with local supplementation, developed with credit union and caisse populaire officials over two years.
A three year crop diversion plan aims to hold Prairie wheat acreage at 15 million acres through 1973 with $81 million in payments this year and $56 million annually for the next two years. It proposes a one year barley reduction to 6.3 million acres costing $21 million, and endorses maintaining marketing under the Wheat Board with a new department and minister, plus flexible pricing and acreage-based quotas after transition. The report warns of severe economic consequences if no remedy is found and emphasizes drastic reform over tinkering.
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